Serviced Apartments in Stuttgart

Experience Stuttgart!

The Stuttgart region is known as one of the strongest export and most innovative business locations in Germany. One of the most important sectors is the automotive industry. Daimler AG and also Porsche have their headquarters in Stuttgart and employ 40,000 and 8,000 people there respectively. There are also other companies from the automotive supply industry. In addition, the financial sector is also of great importance for the economic power of the city. Numerous banks and insurers such as LBBW, Allianz SE or Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG are represented in Stuttgart. In a national comparison, Stuttgart shows one of the most dynamic developments and offers not only an excellent economic power but also a high quality of life.

Stuttgart offers plenty of opportunities for cultural and job-related activities. In order to relax, the serviced apartments of Apartmentservice are stylishly and individually decorated and ask for a suitable place to relax. The number of serviced apartments in Stuttgart has increased significantly in recent years. Many new serviced apartments operations have opened to meet the increasing demand for serviced apartments in Stuttgart. Book one of our homely serviced apartments and enjoy your stay in the Franconian metropolis.

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Living in Stuttgart

Characteristic for Stuttgart is the valley location, which leads to a comparatively warm climate and even allows viticulture on the mountain slopes. The city's most famous sights are the television tower on the Hoher Bopser, the Stuttgart Zoo with its unique combination of animal enclosures and botanical garden, and the New Palace in the city centre. Stuttgart was once the residence of the Duchy of Wuerttemberg; due to numerous delays, the construction of the palace took over sixty years (1746 to 1807). The city was largely destroyed during World War II, but the palace complex was rebuilt by 1964 and is now the seat of both the Baden-Wuerttemberg Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economics.

Art & culture in Stuttgart

Stuttgart is considered an important cultural centre in southwestern Germany and has a lively cultural scene with a large and diverse range of offerings. It has already received the title of "Cultural Capital of Germany" several times as a result, which is why there are numerous recommendable cultural institutions. These include, for example, museums such as the Stadtpalais, the Wuerttemberg State Museum or the State Museum of Natural History. For those interested in art, a visit to the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart or the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is recommended. Those who want to trace the city's rich automotive history can learn a lot at both the Porsche and Mercedes-Benz museums.

Places to visit in and around Stuttgart

Stuttgart not only offers numerous worthwhile leisure activities and places to visit in the city centre, but the surrounding area in particular is always worth a trip. Due to the climatically favorable location in the Neckar valley, there are over 400 hectares of vineyards in the city area. The history and tradition of winegrowing in the region can be experienced on Stuttgart's five winegrowing trails. These offer a great view of Stuttgart and the surrounding region as well as opportunities for wine tastings at one of 22 wineries or insights into the winegrowing tradition of the region at the Uhlbach Wine Museum along a route of around 40 km.

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