| Page Views: 16,947 Last Visit to Stuttgart: September, 2001 | German nights in Stuttgart by ATXtraveler - last update: Apr 29, 2004 |
The New Palace reflects a lot of French influence. It was begun in 1746 by Leopoldo Retti, continued by Philippe de la Gu?pi?re from Paris and completed by Nikolaus von Thouret from 1805 to 1807. Only then it became a noble residence; rebuilt between 1958 and 1968.
Today, the central part of the building houses rooms for the representatives of the State Government while the side wings accommodate two ministries. The Palace Square ("Schlossplatz") contains the Jubilee Column erected in 1841 to commemorate the silver jubilee of thereign of King Wilhelm I, two fountains dating from 1863 and a castiron music pavilion. In September 2004, the Palace Square will be completed with the new Stuttgart City Gallery. |
|  | Rafael's grandparent's home On my trip to Germany, we stopped in Stuttgart to meet our roommate's family. They own a vineyard outside Stuttgart, and we enjoyed a visit with them and a wonderful night at Wurstfest. |
|  | Dinner in Stuttgart We dined in a very small diner there in Stuttgart, which was known for its spaetzel and steak. |
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| Pros: | "Wurstfest, the food, the people" | | Cons: | "Not enough time to see everything." |
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Maria250 Fri Sep 12, 2008 23:12 UTC Great Stuttgart page! | Dabs Sat May 3, 2008 22:53 UTC what's not to love about human foosball and a proper cheese to noodle ratio? ;-) Not to mention a wife that would not eat the Sacher Torte in the car on the way over... | LoriPori Thu Apr 24, 2008 13:32 UTC You are indeed spoiled Mark - that sachertorte sounds simply divine. Lovely page on Stuttgart. | deecat Tue Mar 18, 2008 17:54 UTC Now, how great is that to stay for free. You have superior restaurant and hotel tips. I agree that anything chocolate is for me. Looks and sounds like a great place. |
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