Stuttgart

Stuttgart, the state capital of Baden-Württemberg, is not only a political and economic center of the region but also a cultural gem with particular scenic charm. Nestled in the gentle hills of the Neckar Valley, surrounded by vineyards and green ridges, Stuttgart offers a perfect mix of urban life and nature-based relaxation – making it an ideal starting point for a stylish convertible tour along the Württemberg Wine Route or on the Fantasitschen Straße. The city is known not only for its automobile history but also for its vibrant wine culture, which can be experienced in a particularly charming way.

Wine, Architecture, and Urban Living Feel

In Stuttgart, modernity meets tradition. The lively city center invites you to stroll with its shopping streets, cafés, and museums, while the impressive New Palace reminds visitors of past times. Those interested in culture will find a rich array of options with the State Gallery, the Art Museum, or the renowned ballet at the State Theater. For those who prefer greenery, the palace garden facilities and the Killesberg Heights Park offer retreats right in the city. A visit to the Stuttgart Wine Museum in Uhlbach is particularly appealing, granting exciting insights into the region's viticulture history.

Combining Wine Experience and Driving Pleasure

Stuttgart is closely connected to wine – in few other German cities does viticulture shape the urban landscape as strongly. The Württemberg Wine Route, which winds through the most beautiful vineyards of the region, practically begins at your doorstep. With a convertible, the numerous viewpoints, wineries, and charming villages can be explored in style. Whether it's a detour to Untertürkheim, Fellbach, or through the idyllic Remstal – the combination of panoramic views, regional cuisine, and winding country roads provides sheer driving pleasure. Numerous 'besenwirtschaften' along the route invite guests to a hearty meal with regional wine.

Urban Culture Meets Rural Wine Romance

Stuttgart is excellent for those seeking something special on a convertible tour: the combination of urban diversity and rural idyll, of rich history and forward-looking lifestyle. Those who venture out of the city are quickly rewarded with wide views over the vineyards, small villages with half-timbered charm, and the hospitality of a historic wine region. In spring and autumn, the landscape unfolds its special charm, but even in summer, Stuttgart presents itself as a vibrant starting point for adventurous day trips through the heart of Württemberg.