3 Best Places To See in Stuttgart

“Mercedes-Benz Museum is a famous automobile museum in Stuttgart that tells the history of the automotive industry from the very beginning. It has 160 vehicles and covering an area of more than 1,500 exhibits that can be seen on nine levels with an area of 16,500 square meters. The exhibits are organised in historical order. Mercedes-Benz Museum is the only museum with exhibits arranged in a single continuous timeline of automobile history. It also provides free audio tours in a variety of languages. In 2007, the museum received 860,000 visitors. Mercedes-Benz Museum also features an area for fun experiments and games. Tickets can be bought online. Free entry is available for children below 12 years.”

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“Porsche Museum is a well-known automobile museum in Stuttgart. The museum was established in 1976 near the Porsche factory. It features rotating displays sourced from a collection of 300 restored cars, many of them operational. Porsche Museum showcases over 80 exhibits, including rare and vintage models in over 5,600 square meters. The impressive exhibition of 95 automobiles narrates the history of this sports car company. Porsche Museum hosts exclusive events and annual special exhibitions focusing on specific themes or commemorations. It is an ideal destination for spending quality time with friends. Multimedia Guide helps visitors during the museum visit. Entry is free for children under 14 years old.”

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“Wilhelma is a popular botanical garden in Stuttgart. The garden covers an area of about 30 hectares. Many famous attractions, including large parks, a tropical Amazon building, a modern monkey house, and cafes, are situated in this garden. It has around 11,500 animals from around the world, comprising roughly 1,200 species and approximately 6,000 plants from various climates. Visitors can also enjoy the various aviaries behind Damascene Hall. Wilhelma welcomes gorilla juveniles rejected by their mothers and reared by the zookeepers. There are many kinds of animals that you cannot see in regular city life. Wilhelma offers tickets online.”

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