Stuttgart is a charming city surrounded by hills, forests, and vineyards. Stuttgart is a fantastic combination of historical heritage and outstanding achievements of our time. Traditional medieval temples, baroque palaces, and gothic towers coexist with ultra-modern buildings of trendy art galleries, museums, and reputable corporations' headquarters.

The capital of the southwestern federal state of Baden-Württemberg, founded in 1952, has more than 600,000 inhabitants and is the core of one of the most vital industrial regions of the federal state of Germany. The city has a vast number of sightseeing platforms with beautiful views. For example, the 217-meter Stuttgart TV Tower offers an unforgettable regional view. Seventy years ago, it became the first tower built of reinforced concrete. In addition to the art museum, the state gallery, and the Linden ethnological museum, Stuttgart also has museums dedicated to its most prominent business, the automotive industry. The Mercedes-Benz and Porsche museums showcase the history of the cars. With 250 springs in the city, Stuttgart also has one of Europe's most significant mineral water deposits.

Stuttgart has 18 higher education institutions and universities and many leading research centers. Companies in Stuttgart invest 13 million euros daily in research and development, more than in any other region in Germany. As a result, Stuttgart businesses register over 3,600 patents annually, making it the second-largest European city in patent applications. Great attention is also paid to the healthcare system. The town has many public and private medical institutions that provide highly qualified medical care. Stuttgart is home to one of the branches of the Rehabilitation Clinic Schmieder, a day hospital for patients needing neurological rehabilitation.

Stuttgart is a city with exciting sights, world-famous ballet, significant cultural and sporting events, various leisure and living options, and an international variety of theatres. Tourists with different preferences will be able to entertain themselves in the city, from a wine trip and wine tasting to round-the-clock parties in the entertainment clubs of the city.

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