Walking tours and audio guides
Explore Stuttgart with self-guided audio tours that connect historic streets, major landmarks, and local stories at your own pace.
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A compact first walk through Stuttgart's core with Schlossplatz, Neues Schloss, Altes Schloss, Stiftskirche, Schillerplatz and the most important monuments of the city center – the strongest entry route for a first visit.

A compact cultural walk between the Staatsgalerie, Schlossplatz and the defining monuments of the city center, with a focus on art, courtly representation and Stuttgart's public urban image.

A dense tour through the historic center with the Old Palace, Collegiate Church, Schiller Square, Equestrian Monument to Duke Eberhard im Bart, Jubilee Column, and the baroque-classical seats of power around Palace Square.
Explore Stuttgart's most characterful landmarks on your own schedule.
Follow a self-guided route instead of waiting for a fixed group tour.
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A compact first walk through Stuttgart's core with Schlossplatz, Neues Schloss, Altes Schloss, Stiftskirche, Schillerplatz and the most important monuments of the city center – the strongest entry route for a first visit.

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These routes turn Stuttgart into a place you can explore more slowly and remember more vividly, whether you want history, architecture, local neighborhoods, or a first-time orientation tour.

A compact first walk through Stuttgart's core with Schlossplatz, Neues Schloss, Altes Schloss, Stiftskirche, Schillerplatz and the most important monuments of the city center – the strongest entry route for a first visit.

A compact cultural walk between the Staatsgalerie, Schlossplatz and the defining monuments of the city center, with a focus on art, courtly representation and Stuttgart's public urban image.

A dense tour through the historic center with the Old Palace, Collegiate Church, Schiller Square, Equestrian Monument to Duke Eberhard im Bart, Jubilee Column, and the baroque-classical seats of power around Palace Square.