Holidays to Stuttgart

Packages in Stuttgart

Get a flight and hotel deal with Expedia and save even more. If you would like to save some extra money, then consider how easy it is to combine your flight and accommodation bookings with us. You'll have more time and money for your Stuttgart trip!

Savings of up to 17% are available to smart vacationers who book their package deal.

With our global database of around 400 partner airlines and 321,000 hotels, how can you go wrong?

Expedia offers some of the cheapest prices anywhere.

Do not worry about altering your group's vacation plans, as we do not charge additional cancellation fees for almost all of our hotel bookings.

Stuttgart Vacation Packages

The population of this area of Baden-Wuerttemberg is around 600,000.

Give the kids a break from sightseeing and enjoy some quality time together at the Corso Cinema International and Leuze Mineral Baths. Sindelfingen Swimming Center and the Cannstatter Wasen are also worth stopping by if you're looking for more ways to keep little ones busy.

The Wilhelma Zoo is a terrific place to take your group for an exciting day among local and exotic critters. If you don't have much time, stop at the information center and grab a map so you can quickly find the zoo's many highlights.

Strap in for some high-octane action at the Motorworld Stuttgart, the premier racetrack for motoring fanatics.

If you enjoy fine wine and the craftsmanship behind it, look into organizing a trip to the Kessler Sekt or the Weingut Kusterer. Nothing beats a full-bodied drop to celebrate time off. Bottoms up!

Learn all about local and exotic flora at the Blooming Baroque. Don't forget to bring a camera so you can get a few snaps of the most impressive specimens.

Take time off from the stresses of traveling at one of the alluring public parks. Pull off your shoes and feel the grass under your feet at Rosenstein Park, Killesberg Park and Das Grune U.

See if you can spot the local wildlife with a drive to one of the area's freshwater lakes, such as Max-Eyth-See and Monrepos Lakeside Palace.

Unterer Schlossgarten and Mittlerer Schlossgarten are popular with nature lovers. Stop by for a much-needed break from the distractions of the modern world.

Broaden your horizons with some time at one of the area's intriguing cultural spaces. The Porsche Museum and the Mercedes Benz Museum offer a range of collections that are sure to capture your interest. The Linden Museum and the Stuttgart Art Museum are also worth considering.

Science geeks should stop in at Carl Zeiss Planetarium, a science and technology museum.

Our natural world is a weird, wonderful place. If you tend to disagree, a day spent at the Stuttgart State Museum of the Natural Sciences and the Loewentor Museum ought to be enough to convince you. The fascinating specimens of the Schweinemuseum are also well worth taking the time to see.

An oasis for lovers of art, this area is home to a nice range of spaces in which local and international artists can exhibit their wares. Start your explorations of this creative destination with a stop at the State Gallery and the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart. If you can fit them in, the State Gallery of Stuttgart and the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart are also well worth your time.

Eager historians can immerse themselves in the past at the Old Castle and the Baden Wurttemberg History Museum. Do you like the sound of those? There's even more to be seen at the Haus der Geschichte House of History or the Landesmuseum Württemberg.

The University of Stuttgart and Bismarck Tower are certainly worth visiting, even if you're not a passionate history buff. When it comes to bygone times, there's always more to discover. Esslinger Burg and Hegel House are two more insightful places to check out.

For those interested in Stuttgart's military history, take a tour of the historical defense structures at Hohenasperg.

When it came to building and furnishing New Castle and Solitude Palace, you'll see that money wasn't an issue. Ludwigsburg Palace and Residenzschloss are two more magnificent dwellings that have their fair share of tales to tell.

You can imagine you're a knight of the round table when you admire the formidable walls of Castle Teck.

Coming face to face with different religions is one of the most valuable aspects of being a traveler. If you're interested in seeing the spiritual dimension of Stuttgart, take a stroll around Stiftskirche, St. Leonhard Church and Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross.

Before you pack your suitcase and head back home, make sure you check out some of the area's lesser-known attractions. Some worthwhile places to begin with are the Daimler AG and the Mercedes Benz Factory. Also, consider seeing Landtag and the Wurttemberg State Library if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Stuttgart

Stuttgart is known to be an excellent destination, with 71 Stuttgart accommodation listings that can be booked through Expedia.

Two of the upscale Stuttgart lodgings are the Althoff Hotel am Schlossgarten, at Schillerstrasse 23, and the Steigenberger Graf Zeppelin, at Arnulf-Klett-Platz 7. Alternatively, the Relax-Wellnesshotel-Stuttgart, at Landhausstrasse 259, and the Hotel Wiesbadener Hof, at Wiesbadener Str. 23, are two value-for-money options worth considering.