Stuttgart, Germany

Stuttgart is a city in Germany, which is actually the capital of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg. With a population of around 600,000, Stuttgart is the sixth largest city in Germany. 
The history of Stuttgart dates back to the Roman era, when a settlement was formed around a mineral spring, which has today become a large and prosperous city. This settlement began to function officially in the 10th century as a separate settlement. Since the 13th century, today's Stuttgart has had the official status of a city. In 1482, Stuttgart became the capital of the county of Württemberg, and from 1482 to 1918 it was the capital of the state of Württemberg.
Charmingly located in the heart of one of the largest wine regions in Germany, Stuttgart is a modern metropolitan city that impresses the world with the many cultural and historical monuments that it has managed to preserve to this day. Magnificent and picturesque panorama - beautiful gardens and parks, vast squares, magnificent palaces and buildings preserved in various architectural styles. All this, combined with the cultural diversity that is palpable in the city, is the business card of Stuttgart, which wins millions of fans-tourists of this city.
Perhaps one of Stuttgart's jewels is Solitude Castle, which rises in a flat, picturesque wooded area to the west of Stuttgart, known as the "5 Oaks". Its brilliant Rococo architecture is located in an extremely quiet and naturally rich area, away from the hustle and bustle and "disappointment of the world", as wanted by its original owner - Duke Carl Eugen.
The Mercedes Benz Museum, as well as the Porsche Museum located here, are perhaps the main attractions for many tourists.
The Mercedes-Benz Museum is impressive with its architecture - it is located in a modern, specially built building with an unusual shape of a double spiral. But the interior is a paradise for fans of this brand - visitors have the opportunity to see more than 150 cars, some of which are rarer and unique models. The wine village of Stuttgart is a unique place to relax because of its 120 beautifully decorated vineyards.
Stuttgart is not a boring city. In it, life is in full swing, the emotion is familiar to this city. At the end of September, for example, the mood rises to the maximum due to the traditional beer festival. Stuttgart is alive and well, its atmosphere is filled with the joyful noise of beer lovers from all over the world who come here to cheer up with the many fair attractions or simply to indulge in alcoholic love under the wide awnings of the beer festival.