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Overview: Architecture in Stuttgart

From historic landmarks and classical modernism to Postmodernism and contemporary design, Stuttgart is full of architecture worth discovering. Explore the world-famous Weissenhof Estate, the world’s first television tower, striking museums, historic palaces and many more architectural highlights. Discover the buildings and stories that have shaped Stuttgart’s architecture – and see the city from a new perspective.

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View of the television tower, © SMG

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Aus­sicht­spunkt Zep­pelin­straße

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© SMG

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Hein­rich-Heine-Höhe

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Aus­sicht­spunkte Le­onoren­straße und Am Ober­en Berg

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Bastion Leibfried, © Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH, Sarah Schmid

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Bas­tion Leib­fried

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Aus­sicht­spunkt Wernhalden­straße

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Aus­sicht­spunkt Straußstaffel

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Aus­sicht­s­platt­form Mucken­sturm

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city_view_evening_view_g079112_c-smg-werner-dieterich, © SMG, Werner Dieterich

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Aus­sicht­s­platt­form Birk­en­wald­straße

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Aus­sicht­spunkt Schiller­höhe

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Streetcar stop in an urban street, surrounded by old buildings. A restaurant called Ha Long can be seen., © SMG

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Hölder­lin­platz

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A bistro on Wilhelmsplatz with empty tables and chairs outside, surrounded by green plants and trees., © Martina Denker

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Wil­helms­platz

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The Milaneo shopping center on Mailänder Platz with modern buildings, trees and a fountain in the foreground. People sit and walk., © Peter Oppenländer

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Mailänder Platz

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