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As above, really. I have a night in Stuttgart in the offing and know nothing of the place!
Nothing too poncy, but nothing too crummy either.
TIA.
It i a big city! I lived there for 5 years but in the outskirts and worked in the centre. Where is your hotel for a start. If all else fails the Irish Pub is a good watering hole. For eating, anything you want from Kebab to Sushi with everything in between.
I have some rules when travelling....
1 - No 'Irish' pubs outside Ireland.
2 - No room service.
3 - No club sandwiches. They're the death of imagination!
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Will be at Le Meridien. Central, I believe.
Hmmm. I spent a couple of weeks in Stuttgart, but can't remember any specific restaurants......plenty of nice ones.
If you like watching the world go by - there's a nice café near the fountains at the neuer schloss that's worth sitting outside at with a beer.....café kunstlerbund (according to Google Maps....)
There's bound to be a Paulaner bar there somewhere. Usually good beer and food, advice given to me on a trip to Dresden by a travel agent that organised beer themed holidays when we fetched up in the one there.
Edit: There's one on Calwer Straße.
As with most German Cities, there is always the Opera.
I have some rules when travelling....
1 - No 'Irish' pubs outside Ireland.
2 - No room service.
3 - No club sandwiches. They're the death of imagination!
4 - No restaurants that show pictures of their food.
If you have time get to the Porsche museum - fantastic experience for a fan.
4 - No restaurants that show pictures of their food.
Exception permitted in Asia! Din Tai Fung has pictures on the menu, but is outstanding.
Thanks for the suggestions all.
Visit Porsche, you say? Well.... 8)
To be honest, if I had the time, I'd be going to the Mercedes-Benz Museum instead. Just to look at this,
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The mythical Rote Sau.
I've been to both, the BEnz one is poor in comparison IMO 🙂
We needed a long time at the Mercedes museum.
Can't help with food, we arrived late staying in a dodgy-ish suburb, wandered the streets and ended up having an amazing kebab from somewhere that looked a bit rough and ready.
In most German cities I'd look for the beer hall underneath the town hall.