Flights to Stuttgart

Gaisburger Marsch - this is a one pot dish, beef stew combined with potatoes or "Spätzle" as side dishes. The favourite dish of the former president of Germany, Köhler. In the district of Gaisburg, where the dish comes from, a summer festival is held every year to commemorate the history of the dish.

Onion Roast (Schwäbischer Zwiebelrostbraten) - This roast with roasted onions together with “Spätzle”, a special pasta dish, is a favorite Sunday dish in the Swabian region, Stuttgart's historic land. It is important that the meat is not too lean, as then the baked onion will dry out during preparation and have a bland taste. This dish should not be missing from any self-respecting Swabian restaurant.

Zielone U (Das Grüne U) - a huge area of greenery forming the letter U with a length of 8 km and an area of 5.6 km 2. A place that attracts people like a magnet thanks to various attractions such as huge stretches of flowers, an old tree stand, the "Killesbergturm" lookout tower, where green areas are connected with each other with wooden footbridges. The "Killesbergbahn" Park Railway for visitors of all ages runs around the park.

Birkenkopf - This peculiar, tallest hill in Stuttgart, was created from 1.5 million cubic meters of ruins and debris that remained after 45% of the city was bombed during World War II. From the observation deck, at a height of 511 m, there is a spectacular view of the entire city and its surroundings. At the top of the mountain there is a memorial plaque with the inscription: "This mountain piled up from the ruins of the city after World War II, is a monument to the victims and a memento for the living."

Castle Square (Schlossplatz) - the central point of the city developed with gardens and lawns serving as meadows for relaxation, often visited by both tourists and residents, it was until the mid-19th century a military parade square closed to the public. Formerly the residence of the kings of Baden-Württemberg, the “New Castle” is part of the square, the construction of which was completed in 1807 and is now the seat of the federal Ministry of Finance.

Grabkapelle - this tomb chapel was built by order of King William I of the kingdom of Württemberg to commemorate his love for his second wife Katharina. The Queen was buried in a chapel built in her favourite place, which used to be the common ancestral home demolished at the king's order to make way for a chapel in the shape of the Roman Pantheon. On the front of the chapel there is an inscription "Love never ends". From here you can admire the fantastic landscape of the vine-covered hills and Stuttgart itself.

Lapidarium - a magical park with centuries-old trees, many viewing terraces and courtyards, gardens with fountains and numerous sculptures. A place that lovers of nature and art admire, a place where you can relax from the everyday hustle and bustle.