A travel guide for visiting Stuttgart Germany. Highlights include: Stuttgart City Center, Hauptbahnhof Main Railway Station, Stuttgart Market Hall, Mercedes Benz Museum, and the Porsche Museum.
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Yeah, 4 Euros for a soft drink unfortunately isn’t unusual in Germany.
I think the money they are charging for drinks and beverages is ridiculous. It even sometimes seems as if restaurants are luring in people with cheap food, only to skin them with overpriced stuff to drink. For what a cup of Coke costs at a McDonalds restaurant in Germany, you could get a whole gallon of Coke at the next supermarket. I think that is also why they don’t offer free water in restaurants in Germany and why free refills are pretty much unheard of.
The only place I know in Germany where you can get free refills, are the restaurants in IKEA stores and even they half ass it, by deliberately making their soft drink fountains spit so much foam that filling your cup or glass becomes such a annoying, tedious and messy chore, that hardly anybody gets a refill.
Of course I can’t prove that my little conspiracy theory is true and that they really make the fountains create foam on purpose, but I think it is pretty obvious. I have never seen any other such fountain produce anywhere near as much foam.
I had thru all of the streets on the video 🙂 I love Stutggart!
greattttt video
Königstraße is in english King street
Come to Hamburg, is the best City of Germany 🙂
OMG! Stuttgart is amazing! day and night!
Ubahn and Sbahn are both free. Its a conductor system. But they are so rare. My friend made it five years before seeing one. Pull the old…. Oh im a tourist I didn’t realise and you’ll get away with it for your holiday
Great Video thank you for sharing! My sister and I are Americans living in the Stuttgart area… Love it here!
Beautiful city.. lovely place to visit
Thanks for sharing this video
so the train transportation is quite expensive?
ich wohne hier in stuttgart
Thanks so much for posting 🙂
hey dude ty im from france ill go in stuttgart to date a girl, your video will help me ;P
good city
Miss u Stuttgart
Love this video I noticed you don’t have one about Weisbaden. Would recommend Stuttgart for an active young family to live or visit over Weisbaden which seem to be less to do outdoor dining etc
SSB beste 😉
I love my city
Where is your favourite destination?
you have the same voice than the rat in rattatouille !
very nice travel report of a very ugly city. but stuttgart is not worth any visit. I cannot believe anybody decides to travel to stuttgart. especially nowadays the S21-horror makes the crowded mess even worse. traffic jam, pollution, to many immigrants, expensive, unfriendly, no go places, and not any really tourist attraction.
It’s nice to see the city where I live in a Video
Nice job even 3 years later, still great info for Stuttgart. I loved living there for 9 years, and now I’ll bring Americans back to Stuttgart.!!
great stuff 🙂
very informatif thank you…
I love Germany
So basically I am guessing not much to see in Stuttgart in terms of history…anyway, I’ve been to the BMW museum so I will pop in to the Mercedes and Porsche Museums too!
Hi Chris, this video is awesome! Have you visited Bad Cannstatt, a district in Stuttgart? The most beautiful buildings of the city are located there, in my opinion, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. 🙂
I love Stuttgart but the ticket machines are complicated. Don’t miss the Mineralbad Cannstatt, an awesome swimming pool.
A bit of nerdy trivia, the Mercedes “star” is actually a propeller that is not moving. And the BMW logo is light shining on a moving propeller. Both companies started out as the same company making airplane engines, hence the logos!
Here some good tips to visit this city http://www.travelstuttgart.com
You should learn how to correctly pronounce the local names, beginning with the name of the city you’re presenting.
Duisburg city video please
Sharon lung kin shun.own. 房屋 土地
Hey, great channel!
Good City
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Thank you for the video. It’s very informative. Appreciated
there is no Italian translation?