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“Stuttgart offers more” is the slogan of this southwest German city. If by more they mean tours of the Mercedes-Benz factory, the Porsche plant, the Staatsgalerie art museum and places to drink beer, then they might be right.

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Things to Do in Stuttgart

Now that you’ve finally arrived for your Deutschland holiday, check into your Stuttgart accommodation, slam a stein and go exploring. Make your way to the Mercedes-Benz Museum and see the history of the famous car company. Take a guided tour and check out cars ranging from the first days of the company to models that haven’t even been released yet. Aren’t sneak peeks the best?

After you’ve picked out your future car—better hassle your boss about that raise—head to the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart art museum. Some pieces in the collection include works by Oskar Schlemmer, Joan Miro and Pablo Picasso. The first two guys are great, but come on, the last one is the crème de la crème.

Getting to and Around Stuttgart

The easiest way to get into the city is to fly into Stuttgart Airport (STR), 13km from the central business district. You can hail a taxi kerbside and take it straight to any of the Stuttgart hotels. You can also take an above-ground train or, if you consider yourself more Dracula-like, go underground and take a subway to downtown.

Would you like to take control of your own set of wheels? Get a vehicle from lastminute.co.nz’s Stuttgart car hire options and open up the engine on the Autobahn. There’s no speed limit!

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And hey, you’ve been in Germany this long, so why not stay a little longer and see the capital? Scroll through our fantastic deals on accommodation in Berlin and take the hour-and-10-minute flight so you’ll be slamming steins of lager at the beer gardens in no time.