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Tower of the old fire station 'Altes Feuerwehrhaus Süd' at the corner of Schreiberstraße/ Möhringen Straße in the neighbourhood Stuttgart Heslach
Turm des 'Alten Feuerwehrhauses Süd' an der Ecke der Schreiberstraße/ Möhringen Straße im Viertel Stuttgart Heslach
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Gerade im Jahr 2000 angekommen sind der GT4 und auch der talwärts fahrende W124, beides über lange Jahre vertraute Fahrzeuggesichter aus dem Stuttgarter Straßenbild.
Stuttgart-Mitte
View along the Calwer Street in downtown - across Gymnasiumstraße
Blick entlang der Calwer Straße in der Innenstadt - über die Gymnasiumstraße
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Church 'St. Elisabeth' at the square 'Bismarckplatz' in the neighbourhood Stuttgart-West with the art installation 'Raumkörper 82-St-W' by 'Horst Kuhnert'
Kirche 'St. Elisabeth' am 'Bismarckplatz' im Viertel Stuttgart-West mit der Kunstinstallation 'Raumkörper 82-St-W' von 'Horst Kuhnert'
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_Market,_Stuttgart
The Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt was first mentioned in city records in 1692 when it was described as a 'traditional Stuttgart event'. The modern Christmas Market encompasses around 200 stands and is visited by around 3.6 million people every year, making it one of the largest of its kind in Germany. In terms of area, Stuttgart Christmas Market is claimed by organisers to be the largest in Europe.
Stuttgart West
Townhouse with a restaurant at the crossing of Vogelsangstraße/ Bismarckstraße in the neighborhood Stuttgart-West
Altbau mit Restaurant an der Kreuzung von Vogelsangstraße/ Bismarckstraße in Stuttgart-West
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Stuttgart-West
Colourful townhouse facades in the Vogelsangstraße in the neighborhood Stuttgart-West
Farbenfrohe Fassade eines Altbaus in der Vogelsangstraße in Stuttgart-West
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I just read that the TV tower in Stuttgart is now closed to the public due to more strict fire regulations. It is unclear if it will be opened again in the future, so maybe pictures like this panorama view of Stuttgart might be more difficult to get in the future ...
September 2016
8-piece Class 423 arrives at Neckarpark S-Bahn station in Stuttgart with the 13:35 S1 service from Stuttgart Schwabstraße to Esslingen am Neckar.
© Finbarr O'Neill
Stuttgart is primary known as an automobile city. The automobile was invented here and brands like Mercedes-Benz or Porsche are located with their company headquarter and production here. Some people also know it for it's technology companies like BOSCH or the European headquarters of IBM, Hewlett & Packard and others. So Stuttgart is somehow an mixture between Detroit and Silicon Valley ;-)
Not as much known as this is the long history of Stuttgart beeing a wine-growing district long before industrialization. And it is still today.
It's wine is not as popular and good as for example in Bordeaux (France) oder other famous wine-growing districts. But it's red wine is pretty nice and the white wine is great.
It's also great for escaping the busy city and having some walks through peaceful vine-yards in a few minutes.