Explore the Vibrant City of Stuttgart

Bear Palace is a two-story pavilion that was built in 1768 as a pleasure for Duke Karl Eugen von Wuerttemberg. The pavilion has fantastic views of the surrounding landscape, making it a great place to stop for a coffee and a morning stroll around the lake.
April — September Monday: Closed Tuesday — Saturday: 10:00-22:00 Sunday: 09:00-22:00
October — March Monday: Closed Tuesday — Saturday: 10:00-20:00 Sunday: 09:00-20:00

Admire panoramic views of Stuttgart from the world's first TV tower. Constructed in the 1950s, this 217-metre-tall tower has an observation deck, cafe and restaurant from which you can see the city and surrounding countryside and forest.
April — October Monday: Closed Tuesday — Sunday: 10:00-22:00
November — March Monday: Closed Tuesday — Saturday: 10:00-21:00 Sunday: 10:00-19:00
For cafe and restaurant hours, check the official website.

It's time for lunch at this casual restaurant which serves German specialities. Cafe Einstein has a buffet or you can order hearty dishes from their menu, such as schnitzel and fries, and pork tenderloins with mushrooms.
Reservations can be made online.

The beauty of Stuttgart Public Library isn't just in its books. The architecture and minimalist white design of the library is so striking that even non-book lovers will appreciate the grand yet peaceful interior. A bonus feature: the rooftop terrace has a fantastic view. Parking can be found nearby at Parkhaus Milaneo Stuttgart.
Monday — Saturday: 09:00-21:00 Sunday: Closed

You'll find Markthalle Stuttgart in an art nouveau building that was opened in 1914. But food and produce markets have been an important part of Stuttgart since the 14th century, with agriculture and trade forming the basis of its economy. Today you'll find dozens of gourmet vendors selling regional and international specialities. There is parking across the road at Tiefgarage Schillerplatz APCOA.
Monday — Friday: 07:30-18:30 Saturday: 07:00-17:00 Sunday: Closed

Take a short walk to Neues Schloss (New Palace) to admire the Baroque architecture. The interior is usually closed to the public except for special guided tours, but the building's impressive exterior and manicured garden square make a great photo opportunity.

Just across the square in the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is o.T. Bar Lounge. The bar also features a terrace so you can relax with a refreshing drink while still admiring the Palace Square
Sunday — Thursday: 10:00-22:00 Friday — Saturday: 10:00-22:30

Also located in the Kunstmuseum is the Cube Restaurant which has glass walls on all sides to provide glittering views of Stuttgart's city centre in the evening. The modern cuisine takes on Mediterranean and Asian influences, with dishes such as the octopus carpaccio starter and miso black cod main course.
Monday — Sunday: 11:45-16:45, 17:45-22:30
Bookings can be made online at Cube Restaurant.

The past two days have been full of new experiences. Let it all soak in as you rest for the night. You can book your accommodation.
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