Discover Stuttgart your way with Ciceru’s self-guided walking tour—audio and text in 7 languages, right on your phone. No app, no hassle—just press play and explore!
Start at the Old Castle, a former fortress turned museum, and uncover its medieval origins. Walk to Schillerplatz, where a statue of poet Friedrich Schiller stands among historic buildings. Admire the grand New Palace, once home to Württemberg’s rulers, and learn about its Baroque splendor. Pass by Hotel Silber, a former Gestapo headquarters, and reflect on its role in Stuttgart’s past. Stop at Wilhelm Palais, once a royal residence, now home to the city’s history museum. Wander through the Oberer Schlossgarten, a tranquil park once part of royal grounds, before reaching the Hauptbahnhof. Marvel at the station’s tower and learn about its transformation over time.
With 7 stops and riddles, this self-guided tour lets you explore at your own pace. Discover Stuttgart one riddle at a time!
Begin your tour at the "Old Castle." For the best experience, we recommend starting from Schillerplatz, facing the entrance to the castle's inner courtyard. You can open the app anywhere in the area to start the game.
End the tour at Stuttgart’s Hauptbahnhof—more than just a train station, it’s a city landmark with its iconic tower and a gateway to history and modern urban life.
Step back in time at Stuttgart’s Old Castle, a medieval fortress turned Renaissance palace. Its grand courtyard and historic towers tell stories of dukes, kings, and centuries of Württemberg history.
This charming square, framed by historic buildings, honors poet Friedrich Schiller with a striking statue at its center. A perfect spot to soak in Stuttgart’s literary and architectural heritage.
Stuttgart’s New Palace dazzles with Baroque elegance, a royal residence fit for kings. Standing on Schlossplatz, it’s a postcard-perfect view of the city's regal past and vibrant present.
A place of remembrance, Hotel Silber once housed the Gestapo headquarters. Today, it serves as a museum and memorial, offering a somber reflection on Stuttgart’s WWII history and resistance.
Once home to Württemberg’s last kings, Wilhelm Palais now houses the city museum. Its graceful exterior hints at the rich history and culture that shaped Stuttgart over the centuries.
An oasis in the heart of the city, the Upper Palace Garden is perfect for a peaceful stroll. With fountains, sculptures, and greenery, it offers a quiet escape between grand landmarks.
More than just a train station, Stuttgart’s Hauptbahnhof is a city landmark with its iconic tower and Mercedes-Benz star. A gateway to the city, blending history with modern urban energy.
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