Cinema that shows movies only in the original english version. The only way movies should be…read morewatched by all of us. Prices are very cheap and the location easy is to reach by car and train. if you come by car just park im the parking garage Vahinger Markt. If you come by train take the Vaihingen Schillerplatz exit.

For a English speaker who had lived in Germany for a couple of years, this place has endless…read morebenefits. For those who don't know, the Corso International Theater, is a English based theater, where American movies are shown. This place might be small at first look but the fact that I was able to watch an American film in English at a theater was a experience I was willing to go to. The staff are extremely friendly and they do serve common movie theater snacks, such as, ice cream, candy, popcorn, etc. Also they sell several movie posters from classic films like Star Wars. If you live in the Stuttgart area or your just visiting the country, this is the place to be.

Strawberry festival is along with Medieval & Christmas market the most romantic event in Esslingen…read more Once a year in June from the early morning hundreds of meters of tables on Küferstraße are set up with strawberry and strawberry cake. I strongly recommend not to miss official cutting of huge heart-shaped strawberry cake at 10 o'clock (Ottilienplatz). After that you can buy a piece of cake for you and your sweetheart ;)))

From the owner: Das ITZ versteht sich als Hybrid aus einer zeitgemäß interpretierten Stadttheaterstruktur mit…read moreeigenem professionellem Ensemble und einem Produktionshaus für freie Theatergruppen und -kollektive. Somit werden ausschließlich Stückentwicklungen mit einer zeitgenössischen Ästhetik entwickelt und gezeigt.

It was cold cold cold as we drove up the curvy road to the castle and parked the car in a snowy…read moreparking lot. Schloss Lichtenstein is a privately owned castle but it's open for tours. The location dates back to around 1100 and despite being destroyed in twice in the 13th century, a new castle was built adjacent in 1390. It was eventually acquired by King Frederick I of Württemberg in 1802 who rebuilt it into a hunting lodge. The modern castle was added to it in 1840-1842. It has been updated and restored in the 20th century. Despite the cold, it was a clear and dry day. We did the guided tour (in English!) and had a great walk throughout. Our guide pointed out several of the interesting features including the main dining hall, some of the entertainment areas and of course, the tremendous view of the valley. Note that photographs inside the castle are not permitted. The castle is stunning and well worth walking the grounds and trying for a tour. [Review 21243 overall - 247 in Germany - 208 of 2024.]

We were driving from Munich to the edge of France, so this was somewhat at the halfway point, so we…read moreused it as a place to stretch our legs. It is pretty amazing to see it up close, and there are many vantage points on the grounds to view the surrounding countryside. We chose not to do the tour, since it is only given in German and we didn't speak the language, so we just walked around the grounds and took pictures. There was scaffolding up on part of it, but it was still neat to see. There are many better castles in terms of larger grounds, well furnished interiors and tours in English, so I would say go to Coburg or others if you could only go to one. But if you have time to visit other castles on your trip, this is a pretty stop.