Ah this is the last of my Stuttgart posts- Visiting The Mercedes Benz Museum There was so much to share. I enjoyed so many wonderful experiences. I am not sure at the time in the whirlwind of a trip its hard to take it all in. It’s only when you get home, analyse your photos. …
During my recent trip to Stuttgart I really packed the activities in. I was fortunate enough to see a little of what the region has to offer. As a result I have been able to compile a little list of recommendations of what to see and do in Stuttgart. Stuttgart was somewhere I had never …
Seeing Ludwigsburg Palace In Germany for the first time rendered me a bit speechless. Yes, not something that happens that often, but can you imagine turning a corner and seeing this breathtaking palace. I can imagine it is just as breathtaking in the day, but all lit up at night it is utterly stunning. It …
Esslingen is a breath-taking town with a village feel and located around 20 minutes out of Stuttgart’s main city via the S-Bahn S1 line. There is archaeological evidence the people had settled dating a far back as 1000 B.C. And now with a population of over 92 thousand Esslingen has evolved and grown, yet maintained …
Christmas Markets have become all the rage in the UK. And with so many cities hosting wonderful festive Christmas markets, many of those are German markets promising all the atmosphere and festivities you would expect from a real Christmas Market In Germany? For many years I have been happy with UK Christmas Markets, it’s wonderful …
When I think of Christmas Markets, I think of Germany, or is it just me? It conjures up visions of the Nutcracker and wooden huts selling festive food and drinks. Warm snuggly coats and bobble hats. Of course there are German Markets popping up all over now, and they are all lovely. All beautiful replicas …