The 22 best history museums in Stuttgart

Wow...leave some time to explore this amazing piece of architecture! Your tour starts at the top and it's an easy walk down - through the time of auto and transport. Easily link world history and events to the evolution of personal transport. Interactive. Never felt crowded. Excellent facilities. Loved it!

Incredible museum! The building is stunning, the exhibits are world-class, and the journey through automotive history is captivating from start to finish. Super clean, well organized, and great for all ages. A must-visit in Stuttgart — even if you’re not a car fan! What makes it truly special is how the story of Mercedes-Benz is told side by side with world history, I loved that! The journey through the history of Mercedes-Benz is perfectly intertwined with world history — you see how global events shaped innovation and design over time. The building itself is stunning, and the layout takes you on a fascinating journey through over 130 years of automotive history. From the very first automobile to futuristic concept cars, every floor is beautifully designed and full of innovation and storytelling. The audio guide and interactive displays make the experience engaging for all ages, and the way history and technology are woven together is impressive. You really feel the evolution of design, engineering, and culture. The staff are friendly and helpful, and everything is spotless and well organized. Absolutely fantastic experience for anyone curious about the power of creativity and progress!

It was a unique experience from my side. After having parked the car, we entered to the museum and took the elevator to the top floor where you are going to start your journey. From classic cars to classic sport cars and from recent road stars to formula cars. I mean simply amazing. The most important thing to do in the city.

I was very pleased with my visit to the Mercedes-Benz Museum. It’s an excellent combination of showcasing the evolution of Mercedes and the broader progress of German industry and society throughout history. The exhibitions are modern, rich in content, and interesting for both adults and children. The entire space is clean, spacious, and very well organized. I recommend buying tickets online – it’s easy and helps avoid waiting. There’s also a large, convenient parking area. This museum is a must-see for anyone visiting Stuttgart!

The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart is an absolute must-visit! The architecture is stunning, and the exhibition takes you on a fascinating journey through the history of the automobile. From classic models to modern innovations, everything is beautifully presented. Well-organized, interactive, and enjoyable for both car enthusiasts and families. Highly recommended!

The Mercedes-Benz Museum is an incredible place to visit and one of the highlights of Stuttgart. I really liked the fact that the elevator takes you all the way to the very top of the museum, and from there you walk down through each level, enjoying the full history of Mercedes from its very beginnings to all the achievements throughout the century. The exhibits are beautifully organized, telling the story not just of the cars but also of the people and innovation behind them. The whole place is spotless, modern, and easy to navigate, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or just curious about history and design, this museum is a must-see.

Definitely a must try! If you are here you HAVE to visit the Museum and take at least one hour to enjoy it. 🚗 It will show you everything from the first inventions like first engines and first planes, it will show you important parts of history and how Mercedes-Benz managed everything through major events. ⛽🏎️ I will say again, this is a MUST!

We recently had the chance to visit the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, and it was an incredible experience. The moment you walk in, you're surrounded by a stunning display of design, speed, and innovation that reflects the true **triumph of German engineering**. From the earliest Porsche models to cutting-edge concept cars, every exhibit showcases precision, craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of performance. The museum's architecture itself is strikingly modern, mirroring the brand’s forward-thinking spirit. We were especially impressed by the motorsport section, which highlights Porsche’s dominance on the track and the technological breakthroughs behind it. Whether you're a lifelong car fan or just curious, the museum offers a deep appreciation for what makes Porsche — and German engineering as a whole — world-renowned. We left inspired and uplifted especially my husband who is cars enthusiast! Definitely must see!

Visiting this place is a must if you appreciate automobiles and the culture surrounding them. Although it is located a bit outside the city's heart, the experience is worth the travel. Be prepared for a potentially bustling atmosphere, as many people share your interest. To avoid queues and ensure entry, consider purchasing your tickets ahead of your visit. Enjoy the impressive assortment of Porsches on display for you to admire.

This is a very nice museum. Lots of Porsche history is shown, special versions and good explanations via a mobile device with headset. I must admit that i only used it at the beginning, because some explanations are giving allot of info.you can also walk by and read the text.

Great experience, from arrival in a motorhome and being given directions to park, then a nice walk through the site. Easy access to the entrance, with polite staff and audio equipment for translation. Plenty of visitors, but not crowded. A gentle walk around the displays, plenty of time to view, read or listen to the audio. Many vehicles on show. We hadn't pre-booked and arrived after lunchtime. Good value for money, definitely worth visiting.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Porsche Museum is an absolute dream for car lovers! The exhibits are stunning, showcasing the brand’s history, design, and engineering in an engaging way. I could spend hours admiring the cars and displays. The only downside was the gift shop—it was insanely busy, with a line stretching out the front door. Still, the overall experience was incredible, and I’d do it again a million times over.

Me and my partner visited the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart and absolutely loved it. The building itself is stunning, and the exhibits inside are just as impressive. We were blown away by the range of cars—from classic models to legendary race cars. The layout made it easy to explore, and the audio guide added great background without being overwhelming. We spent a couple of hours there but could’ve stayed longer. The staff were super friendly. If you’re even slightly into cars, this place is a must-see!

We visited the Porsche Museum and really enjoyed it! It’s well organized, very accessible for wheelchair users, and easy to get around. A great experience overall!

This gallery was amazing to visit. It is so big you really could spend hours here if you wanted to take your time. Houses a whole room dedicated to Picasso with a dozen or so of his pieces. Also many other famous artists throughout the gallery like Modigliani, Renoir, Monet, Degas, Warhol. I went on a Saturday at lunch and expected crowds but it was fine and not too busy. And all for only 10euro entry. I love Germany.

The museum features incredible art collections from around the world! You can explore a variety of art forms, including abstract art, illusion art, oil paintings, acrylics, poster art, pencil drawings, and much more. If you are an artist and wish to observe every detail, it may take you about 2-3 hours, including breaks. Enjoy your visit!

One of the best museums in Stuttgart if you enjoy paintings in general. Entry to the main exhibition is free for students. It has two buildings: the older one is a nice mid-19th-century building that was originally an art school, and the extension building is one of the best works of James Stirling.

I came to Stuttgart just to see this museum, and I was not disappointed. The galleries were very well curated and each to had a larger plaque explaining the concept for that gallery and why those works were shown together. I really appreciate this kind of organization, and it can be far more illuminating than just have a little blurb by each work. The collection has many significant masters as well as works from local history. Also, big shout out to the accessibility of this building! The museum is equipped with ramps and elevators throughout, and would be easy to navigate with a mobility device. You can also grab a carry-along stool for your convenience. Don't skip this museum! When everything else is closed on Sunday, the museum is open!

I thought this was only for boring modern art, but apparently we can see a lot of old and beautiful painting. Definitely worth visiting twice.

Loved it. Not busy. Cool 20th century collection. Loved the Joseph Beuys room, the Oscar Schlemmer dancers room and paintings, and the Paul Klee’s

This is a good museum with a lot of nice exhibits. I was really impressed by their collection. I was a part of a group and we took a tour. However, the security personnel was a little aggressive towards some people in the group. To elaborate: Right in the beginning of the tour, some visitors got yelled at and sent outside because they had water bottles with them. Noone told the group this was not allowed. Then, when the tour guide wanted to show an art piece on a corner, some of the group came close to the other art piece in the other corner, while circling the guide. They didn't touch the item. (Most of the paintings are behind glass and being protected anyway.) They got yelled at by the security. This happened in at least 3 locations. Also there were like 1 security for each 10 visitors. No chill...

One of the must-visit museums in Stuttgart—shows history from places like Australia, Africa, Mongolia n more. Stuff they built, used, worshipped… all the things u prob saw in school books now right in front of u. Super cool and worth a visit.

A delicate museum, with some intriguing collections of oriental cultures. Some space provides immersive sort of experience. And it’s children-friendly!

Visited the museum with small kids, the so-called exhibition was just about chasing a bunch of stamps but otherwise the items on display are not interesting for kids nor is it in any way designed in a way that kids might find it interesting. The building is attractive but accessibility was difficult. Would not recommend or go again.

This museum has different sections, so you can get to know different histories….

It's a cultural museum concentrating on Tamil culture and traditions. Audio guides were provided. But having a translator is recommended if you don't read German. Google translate would work. Must visit. Fee was 12€ per person.

Best place when it us rainy. I visit it with my 8 and 5 years old grand-child. The 8 years old boy loves the audio guide. A great thing. Attention he or she will that u listen whole day 🤟🏾👍🏾😎😋 the little 5 year ild girls loves the Museum too. The People are very friendly. And they participate at the Arabic Film Festival 👍🏾 congrats.

What a snooze fest other than trying to figure out the jacked up layout; it’s not set up well at all. Maybe it’s just not my forte but I didn’t like it at all and found it was a waste of euro. I wish I could go back and not pay for not only the ‘special’ exhibit but also the regular one. They must know their exhibits aren’t that good because they weren’t as attentively monitoring guests as with the other museums I visited. As a matter of fact they even said that some of their stuff is recreations again another reason the others were better. It takes away the history part of it. Take the mock-up they made below to show the only four jewels they had.

Plus: Very Accessible Not pricy entrance Nice arcade courtyard Comfy chairs Minus: Lack of good management: - no info or guidance of the event outside - the movie event was supposed to begin at 18:30 but began at 19:00. - chairs without reservation make people to move, when large groups want to stay together. - the doors open very late so people with needs stayed outside longer. - very cold foyer for a long movie and not pleasant with light of the windows near the screen. - very narrow way on the left of the chairs. People had difficulties getting in and out (poor architecture design). Can lead to dangerous hazard. - bad sound. I do not recommend this place for movies, maybe other types of events suits this place better. An architect will fix some problems that are not spotted by a average manager. It is a wonderful place but with a lack of good management can lead to an unpleasant evening.

Not a bad museum to visit. Don't know if they are short on staff but you can't see everything in one visit as certain exhibits are open throughout the day

Pretty interesting museum, though not a lot available in English. Still worth the visit, since the price was quite affordable.

This museum houses ancient & historical pieces of the locals from hundreds of years ago, but its wrapped in this interesting architectually designed building with multi-level arched balconys, circular windows, turret on each corner, metal statue of previous king all surrounding a central courtyard, very nice to see

An excellent museum with a great selection of exhibits: amazing ornamental glass in the basement, and upstairs, prehistoric/Roman/celtic/medieval and beyond. Three floors but note that (when I visited) nog all opened together (basement closed/1st floor opened at 1pm) so time accordingly... but there's loads here to keep you busy.

I've been traveling across Southern and Western Europe over the last nine months with my small family of three. We've been to numerous museums all over Rome, the Greek National Museum in Athens, Prado in Madrid, museums in Cork and Waterford in Ireland, Reading Museum and the British Museum in England, Waterloo Battlefield Museum in Belgium, the Archaeological Museum in Antibes and the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-Sur-Mer, France. Unfortunately, I have not been inside Landesmuseum Württemberg because carrying my 12L satchel - the same bag I've carried inside every aforementioned museum without issue this year, not including countless others in previous years - precluded me from entry. Yes, I was offered a bag check. No, I don't trust anyone with my personal items. Am I too difficult? Probably. Is this museum's policy on bags more prohibitive than any other in Western Europe? In my somewhat informed opinion, yes. What a shame.

A wonderful collection of artifacts. She was surprised to learn that these were all originals. Very attentive staff. He will always give you tips or tell you something interesting. Take the museum plan. A must visit.

they did a fantastic job. You can clearly see the story of how life evolved, presented in an engaging way. However, I noticed that many visitors seemed to get lost along the way, as the layout is not very clear or concrete. The web app also malfunctioned frequently, requiring me to reload it several times, and some stations lacked numbers for the audio guide. Despite these issues, the audio guide was still far better than those I’ve encountered in other museums.

Very nice experience, They also have a baby stroller parking 🅿️ space at the entrance if you need it. Plenty of things to see and many things to read, these are only in German language but with today's technology you can translate it very fast ⏩. I recommend visiting this museum if you are interested in this type of history or to entertain the kids.✌🏻

Surrounded by a lovely green park, this excellent palaeontological collection is a celebration of Germany's rich fossil past, as most of the fossils displayed were found in the south of the country! Triassic dinosaurs, ice age mammals, and my personal favourite, Jurassic marine reptiles. This is one of my top recommended natural history museums, bar none. I wholeheartedly recommend a visit!

We really enjoyed our time here with a young child. The Triassic exhibit was particularly engaging for children of most ages. Overall, the museum doesn't have the largest collection of fossils, but it's very solid and lots is translated into English. Bring your headphones or airpods. The smartphone audio guide was wonderful and also available in English or German. The stroller parking was well thought out as well as the coat room, which made it really easy with a child. Definitely a very well run museum!

Good for kids and researchers and family. Has good restaurant and restaurant rooms. Located at good location and full of nature. Njoyes a lot

An amazing museum with so much to see and learn! The exhibitions are really well designed - from dinosaurs and fossils to wildlife and gemstones, everything is presented in a way that’s both educational and fun. The displays are interactive, which makes it great for kids, but adults will enjoy it just as much. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the building itself is clean and easy to navigate. You can easily spend a few hours here without noticing the time. Definitely one of the best museums in Stuttgart - highly recommended for families, students, or anyone interested in nature and science!

A great place to meet all the Dinos and fossils. We had a spontaneous visit as a family with two boys and everyone enjoyed it a lot. There is a restaurant directly at entrance. If you visit on cold seasons we recommend to leave your jacket downstairs next to toilets on the hangers or lockers. You can spend a good 90- 120 minutes there. It is a good mixture of learning/ playing and adventure

Neat little museum, very informative. My other family members got something out of it despite not having much interest in architecture. Do keep in mind they ask you to lock away all bags, including purses, as the passageways are quite narrow.

The Weissenhof Estate in Stuttgart is a landmark of modern architecture, built in 1927 for the Deutscher Werkbund exhibition under the direction of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Featuring designs by Le Corbusier, Gropius, and other pioneers, the estate showcased radical ideas of functional living with flat roofs, open floor plans, and minimalist facades. Today, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an influential example of the International Style that shaped modern housing worldwide.

Interior of famous Haus Le Corbusier is unfortunately not much impressive, but still worth visiting. And the whole area is pure must see for every fan of modern architecture.

A must visit for those interested in architecture.

Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe, Le Corbusier and other leading architects' The Dwelling project in 1927 alive for all to experience first hand how ahead their concept was and still valid today. It's a must-visit in Stuttgart for people who appreciate living well.

Must see modern architecture classic by Le Corbusier. Don't miss this chance if you're in Stuttgart. They speak English, German and French. They give you a brochure about the iconic building.

A beautiful piece of modern culture. As an architect I'm glad I've been there, it is a very important experience. It might be less awesome for non-architects.

Very interesting concept. Not very educational because it it just a bunch of pigs of every shape and size imaginable, but it was fun to go to with friends and gave us a good laugh. The restaurant was okay, but the waitstaff was not very friendly.

Wired if the pig is not your favorite animal, however, quite impressive. Huge collection of pig and boar items, ranging from plates to stuffed animals, to candles. 🐗 🐖 They even have a calendar room that you can flip doors per day to see what pig is under your special dates. Enjoyable experience, even if pigs aren't your favorite animal. They have an adult exotic pig items room that you may want your kids to avoid. The beir garden is huge and has delicious food too.

Lots of pigs! A lot of info about pigs and pig evolution. Huge amount of all kinds of pig stuff as well, ornaments, toys, household items and stuff like that.

what an interesting visit - it exactly what it promises to be, the craziest museum I have ever been. Honestly it was a great and funny experience and for the low price of the ticket it is an absolutely recommended rainy day or sunday activity

Its cute to see so many things in pig shape, if you are bored then this is right place. Every room has a information about pigs which is interesting and you wil get to know lot more about pigs in different country and myths relating to them. The place takes around 1 hour to see both floors.

The pig museum. Any pig merchandise that you can think of, it’s there. The museum is worth visiting and it is very interesting, everything you want to know about pigs. It has 2 floors with deep details of pigs and the ticket price isn’t expensive.

One of the most beautiful museum from Stuttgart! Has 2 floors and a lot of pigs 2 or 3 k I really recomand this one. Prices are really good if you are a student. 😇😇😇🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

free entrance in August. its a 2 floor museum of region and people history, the radical change in regiment, the mix culture and the inventions made.very interesting what i found awesome is the lighting map of the region from 1790 with steps and the moving tiles in the section of rebellion.

Great museum, focuses mostly on recent history. Not that many historical artifacts compared to other regional museums but has tons of personal stories and testimonies

Only rating 4 stars because there was no english translation on the info panels, so I had to constantly use my phone. The videos had subtitles. Otherwise, time well spent. The Frei Schwimmen will definitely be something I remember. Get the StuttCard for free entry and give it a go.

It looked like the exhibits would have been interesting, but the very dim lighting and lack of English translations made it impossible to understand. Don’t bother if you don’t speak good German.

Moderately interesting museum showcasing the history of the Baden-Würtemmberg area. Some of the exhibits don't seem to tie together very well and/or feel irrelevant. Additionally, some of the items feel repetitive. For example, there will be a passport from some random soldier from 1939, and then 4 display cases you will find another passport from the same time period. Note these are not significant people, just random documents they've received. Also note that all item descriptions are in German.

Huge frustration. This fabulous museum offers a wealth of material, but the English audio guide wouldn’t work for us. Every panel we clicked took us to the home page telling us THAT there was an English audio guide!

Went to see American Dreams exhibit primarily. Worth the time, very interesting. The rest of the museum was also interesting. And, of course, just a short walk to the pedestrian district of Stuttgart.

Amazing Place with Deep Connections to Design History 👏🏼 Such a beautiful and inspiring experience! The site has strong ties to the houses in Dessau, Weimar, and Brno, which made the visit even more meaningful. My family and I truly loved exploring this gem at the top of Stuttgart. The Weissenhof Museum is a must-see for anyone interested in architecture and modernist design👌🏼

Beautiful renovation with one side set up for exhibits and the other meant to recreate the original. Would be great if they could keep one unit in the Mies building open to the public.

If you're an architect or interested in architectural history, you should definitely see it. It's a 10-minute ride from the central station using the U5.

If you enjoy modern architecture then ths is one of the highlights of Stuttgart - a village on a hill a short light rail ride from the city centre which was effectively an exposition in the very best modern architecture from the 1920s. Some of the houses have been demolished but the remainder are very well preserved and include buildings designed by Miles van der Rohe and Le Corbusier. The beautiful Le Corbusier house is now a museum which provides information about walking tours to see the other houses from the original development.

Very interesting visit and exhibition. Made me think that 100 hundred years ago we were exiting an undeceivable horror and it was an epoch of great expectations. The “roaring 20s”. We spectacularly trashed the chance and plunged into more horrors. Do we ever learn? Is it in our DNA to fail so ? So many assonances with the current times. Visiting the Weissenhof today pairs the great exhibit at the Guggenheim in Bilbao on the 20s.

A roof with garden and salla terena.

If you are in stuttgart and interested with art and Architecture you should visit here!

Interesting wine museum in Stuttgart that express the story and dewelopment of wineyards in BW. Its clear that wine quality not the best but good. Inside is full of historical samples from the old days. I like the old wine openers. At the entrance you can taste some local wines. It would make a better marketing if they include the wine tasting in the ticket and increase little bit the entrance fee:)

Test their own wine brand Red one was especially great

pleasant moments, with a glass of wine, walking through the museum! A perfect wine choice,recommended by super friendly staff.

The people there are very accomodating. The museum is not that big but it says a lot about the history of the place. It is better to be there at 2pm since a lot of visitors are coming in in later hours. Good to spend about 45 minutes to an hour, and after that visit the vineyards and the chapel on top of the hill.

Thanks for the service- it was good to know wine 🍷 making in Stuttgart

This place was a huge disappointment with awful customer service. I called a few days ahead of time and asked if tastings would be provided and was told yes. I did not elect to go on any tours because I was satisfied with what the employee told me about this place over the phone. When I arrived there with my friend that was visiting the staff seemed annoyed that we were there, and were very short and rude with us. I asked for a wine recommendation and the guy working seemed annoyed by that, even though he did recommend an excellent wine, it was the only positive part of the experience. My friend felt pressured to pick a wine she didn't really like because the employee was so rude and short with us, and she didn't feel comfortable asking to taste anything else. Menus were taken away from us while we were still looking, and the rest of the staff completely ignored us. We had a few glasses of wine, walked around the exhibits in the "museum" portion, paid, and got out of there immediately. It was a very negative and uncomfortable experience, and I will definitely not be returning here, total waste of an expensive cab ride.

We walked the 2.2km up the hill from the train station, then back. We went on a Sunday and there was only 3 other groups of people. It was nice to read about the wines, interesting big old building. Afterwards asked about wines and sampling at the counter, we were given a menu, not much help, other people seemed to be getter an explanation of wines. It was not busy so could not interstate why the poor customer service.

Closed. Appears to be due to construction. No indication of closure on website. But, you can still hike up the hill about 20 min to the beer garden.

(Translated by Google) Super beautiful historical complex, in an idyllic landscape. The absolute highlight for us was an extremely friendly driver who was able to explain a lot to us about the history and technology of the system and showed us that she puts her heart and soul into this work. (Original) Super schöne historische Anlage, in idyllischer Landschaft. Das absolute Highlight für uns war eine überaus liebenswürdige Fahrerin, die uns sehr viel zu Geschichte und Technik der Anlage erklären konnte und uns dadurch zeigte, dass sie dieser Arbeit mit Leib und Seele hinterher geht.

(Translated by Google) This was my first time taking the cable car. It's a 4-minute ride with an 87-meter elevation gain. It runs every 20 minutes. The ride itself is automatic. It's especially popular with tourists. (Original) War zum erstmal hier zum fahren mit der Seilbahn. 4min Fahrzeit und 87m Höhenunterschied. Fahr alle 20min. Die Fahrt von allein. Besondere belieb bei den Touristen.

(Translated by Google) An old wooden railway, cool that it's still there and part of the regular rail network. But it's quite small, and it's heated properly in winter. You can get to the cemetery quickly, though. The stop at the bottom is quite inconspicuous. (Original) Alte Holzbahn, cool dass es das noch gibt und im normalen Bahnnetz ist. Aber recht klein und im Winter wird ordentlich geheizt. Man kommt aber schnell zum Friedhof hoch. Die Haltestelle am Fuße ist recht unscheinbar.

(Translated by Google) An absolute must for every Stuttgart tourist and local for almost a hundred years. If you have a valid VVS ticket, you don't even have to pay extra. Otherwise, at €3.20, it's not exactly expensive either. The trip up to the Waldfriedhof cemetery is also particularly recommended for those who like to call for more weapons for wars. Look up there at the graves of the soldiers and civilians who died in the wars. It's bound to make any normal-thinking person think. On the other hand, this old cemetery from 1914 is simply a wonderful place with old trees and many deceased celebrities. (Original) Ein absolutes Muss für jeden Stuttgarttouri und auch Einheimische seit nahezu einhundert Jahren. Wer im Besitz eines gültigen VVS-Tickets ist, muss nicht mal was extra bezahlen. Ansonsten mit 3,20€ auch nucht gerade teuer. Die Fahrt hoch zum Waldfriedhof ist auch besonders für Jene zu empfehlen, die gerne nach mehr Waffen für irgendwelche Kriege schreien. Schaut euch da oben die Gräber der in den Kriegen gefallenen Soldaten und Zivilisten an. Jeden normal Denkenden bringt das unweigerlich zum Nachdenken. Andererseits ist dieser alte Friedhof von 1914 einfach ein wunderbarer Ort mit altem Baumbestand und vielen verstorbenen Persönlichkeiten.

(Translated by Google) A different experience. A nostalgic wagon. The wagon operator, Mr. Erdoğan, is a very polite gentleman. (Original) Farklı bir deneyim. Nostaljik bir vagon. Vagon operatörü Erdoğan bey çok kibar bir beyefendi.

(Translated by Google) A ride on the historic funicular is a nostalgic experience. If you're lucky, you might even get a heated seat. The ride goes up to the Waldfriedhof Cemetery. No separate tickets are required, as the funicular is included in the Stuttgart public transport system. A beautiful tour! (Original) Die Fahrt mit der historischen Standseilbahn ist ein nostalgisches Erlebnis. Wenn man Glück mit dem Sitzplatz hat, hat man sogar einen beheizten Platz. Die Fahrt geht hoch zum Waldfriedhof. Man benötigt keine gesonderten Fahrkarten, denn die Bahn ist im Stuttgarter Verkehrsverbund inkludiert. Eine schöne Tour!

Great collection of well restored trams and buses from Stuttgart. Loads of displays but unfortunately most of it is in German if you are an English speaker. There is a qr code for a smart phone audio guide but I only saw this on the way out so can't say how good it is.

Interesting local history. Great local network and I enjoyed the team ride into the city and back on the 1915 tram . Would have liked more above ground though in the city. A fair bit of tunnel travel. All the same interesting place and worth the visit

Very fun and informative. Great place to take your kids that love trains and big machines.

Very interesting place. They have some wonderful exhibits. Well, it's worth a visit if your in Stuttgart.

Very cool little museum with trams running on the historic line(s) on a Sunday. Entry fee is reasonable and you can get a combo ticket for the tram rides and museum entry. I understand they are going through some renovations at the moment and that one of the historic lines is not operational (I would recommend looking in advance on their website), but what they have on display is so amazingly well kept by the dedicated staff who volunteer here. Seriously, a big kudos to everyone who keeps these vehicles in tip top shape! You can buy books and models in the front of the museum; SSB models were available for purchase when I was there.

Beautiful tram museum, all old trams are well maintained. Usually less crowded. Good thing about this museum is that, one can go inside the older trams in museum and also go on a tram ride around the city for 4.5 euros. Entry fee is 5 euro, which i felt is little overpriced, 3 euro would have been perfect.

Great place for kids and train lovers. You can see the old Stuttgart street cars in all their glory. There are also several interactive displays and stories detailing the history of the trams. You can also take a ride in the old 23 street car, check on the website for timings and stops. Worth spending a pleasant few hours here on a quiet day.

Great location and friendly staff. Despite the attention to detail of the buildings and layouts, I found the maintenance of the setup to be lacking as a lot of it was dusty and quite a few figurines / trees were fallen over and some trains derailed - not working. The ticket price is also not cheap, but I understand the attention to detail that goes into something like this so I did not mind that.

I liked it. A lot of little items and a small world but worth to spend half hour there. 9€ ticket.

Good for a quick visit/to kill 20mins. The model is huge, and has been painstakingly, and lovingly recreated. Some interesting bits to spot (the would be jumper, the Phil Collins tour bus). Worth a visit

While the display is technically very good, especially the large central layout of stuttgart, all of the displays are tired and poorly maintained. Most layouts are dirty and in need of repair. Despite the large amount of track, movement of trains is limited to one of two per layout, even on the large display and some train speeds are too fast, not scale realistic. I did not stay long. Fortunately at 9Euro, it did not cost me a lot. The people were quite nice tho.

Our original estimation was that the visit won't last more than half an hour. How wrong! The level of details, captured in what was Stuttgart couple of decades ago, will keep you in this Museum way longer 😊 Museum personnel can also tell you a very interesting story how this idea started and how it became a (more than) local topic.

Interesting but not worth the 8 euro tickets

Great place to visit, very interesting, and helpful staff.

A small but very interesting museum! You can see the original first attempts to build internal combustion engines. Also an amazing prototype motorbike! All of this made by the original tools witch you can also see and touch!

Just beautiful. History was invented here. Must visit and got the history of moving , rowing and flying objects here. Most fascinating and motivating place. The light bulb in the museum is from the history is still in working condition. Full of green. Very quiet n silent. Peace of brain and heart felt here. One of must visiting place for Automotive and machine lover people. Keep safe and maintain the history. Alles Gute 🏅🏆✌🎖🙏

Interesting historic place where Daimler and Maybach started their own research.

small house with the first engine, in a beautiful park. Free entrance!

Small museum but shows a lot of history! Not many visitors.

Really tiny place but full of history

Really Nice spot.

the free entrance is only for the first floor. it is a multiple room exhibitions divided between history, monuments of the city, people traditions, politics and evolution of inventions. at the entrance there's a small swimming pool for children and rest pool chairs.

Wilhelm Palais has a cool display of old-school items n maps showin how Stuttgart changed over time. Loved seein how well stuff was designed back then—built to last n smart design choices for the life they had. Worth a stop if ur into history n design.

We went for a kids festival dedicated to constructions! The kids were very happy as they can build their first little house out of foam blocks. They didn't want to leave after 2 hours there. It's open everyday (Mondays as every museum is closed) until 26 Nov, 11:00-18:00.

Had a great exposition on feminism. Was nog that in depth and mostly focussed on this area, but still sparked some interesting conversations. Main exposition was not chronological and therefore a bit chaotic. Haus der Geschichte is more interesting. All info was in German and English.

Highlight for families is the basement with a professionally organized construction site playground. Perfect for bad weather. Better to enjoy weekdays and before 15:00.

Love this museum. There’s always something interesting going on. We went during Lange Nacht der Museen, and they had a fun exhibition which you could make and record sounds using everyday things. Great place to hang!

Such a fun place to take kids! It was a little busy but it was plenty of blocks to use to build. The bathrooms were clean too!

Can’t really spend more than an hour here, it’s a small museum n a bit uphill. But the area outside is super nice—feels like a picnic spot or even good for a quick run. If u visiting Wilhelma zoo, u can stop by on ur way back.

That was one of the highlights of our trip to Stuttgart. You could easily spend hours there with kids. Our two-and-a-half-year-old son enjoyed it thoroughly! There are also snack rooms where you can rest for a while.

The museum is not too dark and the collection is quite extensive. At certain times there will be presentations. the view from outside the museum is also beautiful, but it takes extra energy if you have to push a stroller because it is located on a hill.

Very nice, small so its doesn’t require a lot of walking. Excellent replication of animals from all around. Most things are mainly in German, so you will find only around 30% in English but it was just good enough. Very friendly place, and warm inside.

Great museum with a lot to offer! The displays were engaging, and the historical context was well-presented. The staff was attentive, though the gift shop was overpriced. A few more interactive elements would make it perfect.

The staff treated us well by giving the info in English. I thought i shd pay 1 euro for this museum if i have the other museum ticket but i think they have increased the fee, the staff took 2 euro per person, which is fine. The place is good and informative. Being Agriculturist i loved the insect section. Would have loved if the information was in English.

although I'm not able to read the description in the description, I really enjoyed the whole visit. it was so much fun seeing all the animals and Insects. this place is suitable for parents to bring kids to know and understand in the animal world.

The Old Castle (Altes Schloss) in Stuttgart is a historical symbol over 1,000 years old. It currently houses the State Museum of Württemberg. The building features interesting Gothic architecture and a beautiful inner courtyard. It’s a pity that with limited time this trip, I only managed to take some nice photos of the area in front, but I definitely plan to come back to visit the inside when I have the chance.

Good museum but nothing spectacular. Considering the not many other great options to visit in Stuttgart, I would recommend to drop by this museum.

The Wurtemburg museum is located on the main square Schlossplatz in the very center of Stuttgart. It's set in the old palace of Wurtemburg Kings originating into 10 cent, while the new grandiose palace is next door across the square. Today the old palace houses the Wurtemburg history museum, not a must, however interesting to spend some time in a city that doesn't have that much to offer

Great museum. You can hang out on the main floor for free, plus there is a coffee shop inside or you can pay to walk through the museum which is mainly on the second floor and part of the first floor. Once you purchase your tickets, they will scan them once you enter the museum area.

The Landesmuseum is really beautiful. Very nice exhibits.

Exhibit’s are ok. The staff are rude! Your typical stuttgart folk. My friend dropped his ticket under an exhibit and they said oh well 🤷🏻‍♂️. So then he could not see the rest of the place. Not the German hospitality I want to show my friends that I have come to know and love. Hire some better “security”

It was really good Very well designed and lots to see. It's very quiet, with kids activities in the first floor. I have spent 5 hours there, and I loved it so much!!!!

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful dining room, excellent, competent service. The menu was exceptional, and the wines were top-notch. It was a great pleasure to be guests at the Künstlerhaus again. (Original) Sehr schöner Gastraum, exzellenter kompetenter Service. Die Menüinhalte aussergewöhnlich und dazu top Weine. Es war uns wieder eine grosse Freude Gast zu sein im Künstlerhaus

Well-thought out place with a deep history. I somewhat wish more of the original interior was preserved or shown, all I got to see was a little portion of Stucco from the ceiling, and a part of the former cell wall in the basement. Unfortunately I didn’t have enough time to explore the whole area, they have a permanent exhibition and a special exhibition covering two floors. It would probably take me 3 hours or a bit more to really go through everything in detail (longer as I’m not a native German speaker). Just a heads up that it is all in German as others have said, hopefully they will add an English translation at some point but until then, hopefully your B1 German will serve you well as it did me. Very quiet and not many people, it’s somewhat of a hidden gem museum-wise in the city. But the topic is very interesting and I’d like to explore it more in-depth if I’m ever back. But I appreciate little spots talking about local history like this, it’s important to reflect on the past in the ground you stand on.

A museum of the dark Ages in Germany.

It is hard to learn anything from this museum as an English speaker since the museum is in German and most exhibite are just based on documents, not pictures or anything else

In this museum, we can learn about the history of the police in Germany over time.

The staffs were very lovely. The content is quite cool, one small thing is that you need tobtaje GG translate with you since all content is in German.

Former Gestapo headquarters of Stuttgart, now a very moving museum. Free entry, €2 English audioguide.

Not very known place, but definitely worth going. It's about police in Stuttgart and Baden-Württemberg.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting little museum. Definitely worth seeing. (Original) Sehr interessantes kleines Museum. Auf jeden Fall mal sehenswert.

(Translated by Google) Interesting. (Original) Interessant.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and nice contact, keep it up (Original) Sehr schön und nette Kontakt weiter so

(Translated by Google) Interesting information about Plieningen. (Original) Interessante Informationen über Plieningen.