The cultural offerings in Stuttgart are rich, varied and for every taste. From museums and concerts to cinema premieres and plays: There really is something for everyone here.
Good film music is contagious and is considered an integral part of the cinematic world. While the auditory performance used to take a back seat, today it is an indispensable element of any successful film. Numerous tr...
The New Palace in Stuttgart is a well-known landmark of the city. Commissioned by Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg and designed by several architects, it was built in the 18th century. The Baroque palace, which formerly...
A list of the most important and interesting museums in Germany that you should visit at least once in your life. Time for a little cultural program! Germany is characterized by a number of special, sophisticated museu...
Dazzling costumes, breathtaking dance interludes and musical masterpieces - the perfect recipe for delighting musical fans. Anyone who likes to immerse themselves in dream worlds and is not afraid of drama will celebrat...
Our selection of charming theaters in Stuttgart that more than make up for their small capacity with great passion and an exciting program. There's something really exciting about small theaters. Maybe it's the sense of...
Stroll through cool, spacious rooms, lose yourself in artistic masterpieces, raid the museum store and reward yourself with a piece of cake in the museum café - is there anything better than a trip to the museum? We say...
They are small, cozy and have a relaxed atmosphere. And when you enter, you feel the sweet excitement of being on the verge of discovering a masterpiece. These are 3 great, alternative cinemas in Stuttgart. 1st Kinothe...
Stuttgart is a great city to explore. There is a great variety of sights and experiences. Here you can enjoy culture or simply relax in the city's many parks and gardens. And we also love the traditional side of Stuttga...
The "Cinema dei Piccoli" in Rome is in the Guinness Book of Records because of its small capacity - only 63 seats. Anyone who has ever been to Rome is probably familiar with the Villa Borghese. At 80 hectares, the land...
The founder of Impressionism: Claude Monet (1840-1926). He has long turned the art world's head with his water lilies. Fans of the great French artist can now rejoice. Because on December 1, a virtual exhibition is comi...