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In the middle of the city centre at the "Hans im Glück" fountain you will experience Stuttgart at on of the most beautiful places above the roofs of the city. DREAMING "IN STUTTGARTS CENTER": - ca. 35 sq.m. apartement with friendly and bright interior and balcony.

Dear guests, welcome to Stuttgart! DREAMING "IN STUTTGARTS CENTER": In the middle of downtown Stuttgart you will experience the city at one of the most beautiful places over the roofs of the city. Here is the approx. 35 square meter large apartment with balcony. It is furnished in a bright and friendly style with parquet. The bathroom has a shower cabinet, a toilet and is equipped with hand and bath-towels and a hair dryer. The dwelling has TV and Internet. The kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, stove, glasses, cutlery, table-ware, agitating equipment, toaster, water heater, mess kit, and a coffee-machine. For desires, questions or anything else always turn yourself to the host Sebastian Schäffler. • The earliest check-in is possible from 01:00 pm and you can all check-in by yourself whenever you want on the journey day. • The latest possible check-out is at 11:00 am • The cleaning -inclusive towels and bedlinen exchange- is in the price included. Withe the stay of more than a week the cleaning happens once a week. In case of extreme contamination and/or destruction we will use a recalculation. • The dwelling is in the middle of the city. It has directly around the building restaurants, bars, Banks, pharmacies, and the main shopping street of Stuttgart. Of course the noise level from time to time is just like it is in the city center and is not characterised by a rural place. TRAFFIC ROUTES: •3 MINUTES TO foot TO the KÖNIGSSTRASSE (main shopping street) •1 MINUTE TO foot TO UNDERGROUND/COURSE/TAXI CONDITIONS •1 MINUTE TO foot TO VARIOUS MULTI-STOREY CAR PARKS •10 MINUTES TO the MOTORWAY A81 TOWARD HEILBRONN KARLSRUHE FRANKFURT AND MUNICH - SINGING - ZURICH FOR EMERGENCIES: • For POLICE call 110 • For FIRE-BRIGADE call 112 HOSPITALS FOR ACCIDENT CASES: • BÜRGERHOSPITAL • KATHARINENHOSPITAL • OLGAHOSPITAL WE WISH YOU A BEAUTIFUL STAY!!!

Quarter around the "Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen" Geissstrasse 13, Stuttgart A trendy district in Stuttgart's Old Town: Away from the Königstraße, the area around the Hans-in-Glück fountain has developed into a popular nightlife district in recent years. Whether for breakfast under the palm trees, lunch in the sun or parties until early in the morning - especially in summer, the charming place with a southern flair! The attitude to life: Dolce Vita. The sound: street musicians, laughter and scraps of music. The mood: unique! In May 1909, exactly 100 years ago, the quarter around the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was inaugurated in the Stuttgart city center after three years of renovation. This was preceded by extensive reconstruction work, during which dozens of houses had been demolished and replaced by new ones. After the oldest parts of Stuttgart's Old Town developed into a neglected district with unhygienic apartments, low light and air supply as well as a high risk of fire and epidemic in the course of the 19th century, a "new" old town was created on the initiative of the banker and social reformer Eduard Pfeiffer at Geiß-, Stein- and Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer pursued the goal of making residential and shopping, commerce and traffic in the city center attractive again. The new buildings created a homely ambience on winding streets with high gables and arcades, fountains, oriels and figureheads. The more than 30, very varied designed buildings showed different roof shapes and facade details and were decorated with fairytale motifs, animal figures and façade paintings. No two houses resembled another, yet they harmonized with each other. Despite many changes, the appeal of the neighborhood has been preserved to this day. The square at the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was created in this form 100 years ago. How did it actually happen that the square still looks like a medieval dollhouse? Fairy-tale characters adorn gables, roofs and the fountain in the middle of the square. The houses stand modestly next to each other, none stands out, none destroys the harmony of the neighborhood. When the inner city quarter was completely renovated at the time, the city planners staged an ideal world of the bourgeoisie. Nowhere are more restaurants and bars crowded together than here: the award-winning ruben's stands for the special and the extraordinary The place has its own sound: its sound is woven of glasses, laughter, music and the clatter of heels crashing over the asphalt. Six bronze medallions show scenes from Grimm's fairy tale about Hans, who only found happiness when he lost all his possessions. Stuttgart, for example, is rich in charm and beauty on the square of the happy has-been. The fountain figure embodies a rugged peasant lad from the Fildern in a short jacket studded with silver buttons, which the artist encountered in the slaughterhouse. At the feet of the boy, a pig and six little ducks, who serve as gargoyles, cavort about. On the edge of the fountain bowl rises a grid-like wrought-iron enclosure with six bronze medallions, which tell the fairy tale of the same name in pictures. Above it is an ornate wrought-iron canopy, with a four-leaf clover rising from its top. On May 12, 1909, the Hans-in-Glück fountain was inaugurated as the crowning finale of the then Altstadtsanierung. The district of Stuttgart-Mitte is located at the bottom of the Stuttgart basin, whose edge is formed by the adjacent districts on a hillside. Center of the district and the entire state capital is the Königstraße, one of the longest pedestrianized shopping streets in Europe, along which most of the well-known department stores and shops are represented, as well as the Schlossplatz with the Kunstmuseum, the Königsbau and the Neues Schloss. In direct neighborhood is the Schillerplatz with the old castle and the collegiate church. Further southwards follows the market square with the town hall, the Tagblatt tower and, separated by the Hauptstätter Straße, the Leonhardskirche as well as the bean and the Heusteig quarters. East of the Schlossplatz, in the area of the Konrad-Adenauer-Straße and the Upper Schlossgarten, are the state parliament and the state theater as well as the Staatsgalerie, the Württembergische Landesbibliothek and the Wilhelmspalais on the other side of the street. The Konrad-Adenauer-Straße (B 14) carries two quite different "labels": on the one hand cultural mile, on the other city highway. On the western edge of the city center are the Hospital Quarter with the partially rebuilt Hospital Church (in the "New Suburb") and a number of cultural facilities. To name are the Liederhalle and the Linden Museum, in between the historic Hoppenlaufriedhof, then the Katharinenhospital and the banking district with the Friedrichsbau and the stock market. South of the Katharinenhospital on the Kriegsbergstraße there is a green area, the "Stadtgarten", there on the Schellingstraße and Keplerstraße lie parts of the university, the former technical college, especially three skyscrapers and the university library. Two of the skyscrapers are the Kollegiengebäude near the main station, the third is the Max Kade dormitory at the Liederhalle. The northern boundary of the district forms the Europaviertel, whose area until the 1980s occupied a freight yard. In the spring of 2002, work began on rebuilding the area. In the Europaviertel you will find the new location of the public library, which was previously located in the Wilhelmspalais, where a city museum is to be established.

In the middle of the city centre at the "Hans im Glück" fountain you will experience Stuttgart at on of the most beautiful places above the roofs of the city. Feel like home in "MIDDLE OF STUTTGART": - ca. 35 sq.m. apartement with romantic and modern interior.

Dear guests, welcome to Stuttgart! Feel like home in "MIDDLE OF STUTTGART": In the middle of downtown Stuttgart you will experience the city at one of the most beautiful places over the roofs of the city. Here is the approx. 40 square meter large apartment. It is furnished in a romantic and modern style. The bathroom has a shower cabinet, a toilet and is equipped with hand and bath-towels and a hair dryer. The dwelling has TV and Internet. The kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, stove, glasses, cutlery, table-ware, agitating equipment, toaster, water heater, mess kit, and a coffee-machine. For desires, questions or anything else always turn yourself to the host Sebastian Schäffler. • The earliest check-in is possible from 01:00 pm and you can all check-in by yourself whenever you want on the journey day. • The latest possible check-out is at 11:00 am • The cleaning -inclusive towels and bedlinen exchange- is in the price included. Withe the stay of more than a week the cleaning happens once a week. In case of extreme contamination and/or destruction we will use a recalculation. • The dwelling is in the middle of the city. It has directly around the building restaurants, bars, Banks, pharmacies, and the main shopping street of Stuttgart. Of course the noise level from time to time is just like it is in the city center and is not characterised by a rural place. TRAFFIC ROUTES: •3 MINUTES TO foot TO the KÖNIGSSTRASSE (main shopping street) •1 MINUTE TO foot TO UNDERGROUND/COURSE/TAXI CONDITIONS •1 MINUTE TO foot TO VARIOUS MULTI-STOREY CAR PARKS •10 MINUTES TO the MOTORWAY A81 TOWARD HEILBRONN KARLSRUHE FRANKFURT AND MUNICH - SINGING - ZURICH FOR EMERGENCIES: • For POLICE call 110 • For FIRE-BRIGADE call 112 HOSPITALS FOR ACCIDENT CASES: • BÜRGERHOSPITAL • KATHARINENHOSPITAL • OLGAHOSPITAL WE WISH YOU A BEAUTIFUL STAY!!!

Quarter around the "Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen" Geissstrasse 13, Stuttgart A trendy district in Stuttgart's Old Town: Away from the Königstraße, the area around the Hans-in-Glück fountain has developed into a popular nightlife district in recent years. Whether for breakfast under the palm trees, lunch in the sun or parties until early in the morning - especially in summer, the charming place with a southern flair! The attitude to life: Dolce Vita. The sound: street musicians, laughter and scraps of music. The mood: unique! In May 1909, exactly 100 years ago, the quarter around the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was inaugurated in the Stuttgart city center after three years of renovation. This was preceded by extensive reconstruction work, during which dozens of houses had been demolished and replaced by new ones. After the oldest parts of Stuttgart's Old Town developed into a neglected district with unhygienic apartments, low light and air supply as well as a high risk of fire and epidemic in the course of the 19th century, a "new" old town was created on the initiative of the banker and social reformer Eduard Pfeiffer at Geiß-, Stein- and Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer pursued the goal of making residential and shopping, commerce and traffic in the city center attractive again. The new buildings created a homely ambience on winding streets with high gables and arcades, fountains, oriels and figureheads. The more than 30, very varied designed buildings showed different roof shapes and facade details and were decorated with fairytale motifs, animal figures and façade paintings. No two houses resembled another, yet they harmonized with each other. Despite many changes, the appeal of the neighborhood has been preserved to this day. The square at the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was created in this form 100 years ago. How did it actually happen that the square still looks like a medieval dollhouse? Fairy-tale characters adorn gables, roofs and the fountain in the middle of the square. The houses stand modestly next to each other, none stands out, none destroys the harmony of the neighborhood. When the inner city quarter was completely renovated at the time, the city planners staged an ideal world of the bourgeoisie. Nowhere are more restaurants and bars crowded together than here: the award-winning ruben's stands for the special and the extraordinary The place has its own sound: its sound is woven of glasses, laughter, music and the clatter of heels crashing over the asphalt. Six bronze medallions show scenes from Grimm's fairy tale about Hans, who only found happiness when he lost all his possessions. Stuttgart, for example, is rich in charm and beauty on the square of the happy has-been. The fountain figure embodies a rugged peasant lad from the Fildern in a short jacket studded with silver buttons, which the artist encountered in the slaughterhouse. At the feet of the boy, a pig and six little ducks, who serve as gargoyles, cavort about. On the edge of the fountain bowl rises a grid-like wrought-iron enclosure with six bronze medallions, which tell the fairy tale of the same name in pictures. Above it is an ornate wrought-iron canopy, with a four-leaf clover rising from its top. On May 12, 1909, the Hans-in-Glück fountain was inaugurated as the crowning finale of the then Altstadtsanierung. The district of Stuttgart-Mitte is located at the bottom of the Stuttgart basin, whose edge is formed by the adjacent districts on a hillside. Center of the district and the entire state capital is the Königstraße, one of the longest pedestrianized shopping streets in Europe, along which most of the well-known department stores and shops are represented, as well as the Schlossplatz with the Kunstmuseum, the Königsbau and the Neues Schloss. In direct neighborhood is the Schillerplatz with the old castle and the collegiate church. Further southwards follows the market square with the town hall, the Tagblatt tower and, separated by the Hauptstätter Straße, the Leonhardskirche as well as the bean and the Heusteig quarters. East of the Schlossplatz, in the area of the Konrad-Adenauer-Straße and the Upper Schlossgarten, are the state parliament and the state theater as well as the Staatsgalerie, the Württembergische Landesbibliothek and the Wilhelmspalais on the other side of the street. The Konrad-Adenauer-Straße (B 14) carries two quite different "labels": on the one hand cultural mile, on the other city highway. On the western edge of the city center are the Hospital Quarter with the partially rebuilt Hospital Church (in the "New Suburb") and a number of cultural facilities. To name are the Liederhalle and the Linden Museum, in between the historic Hoppenlaufriedhof, then the Katharinenhospital and the banking district with the Friedrichsbau and the stock market. South of the Katharinenhospital on the Kriegsbergstraße there is a green area, the "Stadtgarten", there on the Schellingstraße and Keplerstraße lie parts of the university, the former technical college, especially three skyscrapers and the university library. Two of the skyscrapers are the Kollegiengebäude near the main station, the third is the Max Kade dormitory at the Liederhalle. The northern boundary of the district forms the Europaviertel, whose area until the 1980s occupied a freight yard. In the spring of 2002, work began on rebuilding the area. In the Europaviertel you will find the new location of the public library, which was previously located in the Wilhelmspalais, where a city museum is to be established.

In the center they are experiencing Stuttgart on one of the most beautiful places above the roofs of the city! Directly above the multi-award winning bar Ruben ` S ! Dreaming in House of Angels : - 50 sqm studio on 2 floors in a cozy country house style

Right in the center of Stuttgart they experience at one of the most beautiful places over the roofs of the city! Directly above the multi-award winning ruben ` S! Dream in the house of the angels : - 50 sqm studio over 2 floors - Furnished in country house style with hardwood and granite - Bathroom with corner bath, shower , bidet , hair dryer , hand and bath towels - Internet access network cables - Kitchen with fridge / stove / oven / micro / glasses, cutlery, crockery / mixer , mixer - Incl washing machine iron and ironing board - Flat screen TV - Comfortable double bed - Additional sofa bed For your stay you get your own key ( check - in from 18 o'clock , check- out is before 11am / keys are in the local ruben 's pick ) The weekly cleaning is included in the price - including towels and linen exchange) Refrigerator service available ( fee-based) The apartment is located right in the city and you have around the building shops , catering establishments , banks, pharmacies , etc., to satisfy all your needs . 5 minutes to King Street (main shopping street) 1 minute subway / train / taxi stand 10 minutes to the motorway A81 towards Heilbronn , Karlsruhe and Frankfurt Munich - singing Zurich We look forward to meeting you!

Viertel um den "Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen" Geißstraße (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Stuttgart Szeneviertel in der Stuttgarter Altstadt: Abseits der Königstraße hat sich die Gegend rund um den Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen in den letzten Jahren zu einem beliebten Ausgehviertel entwickelt. Ob zum Frühstück unter Palmen, Lunch in der Sonne oder Feiern bis in die frühen Morgenstunden - vor allem im Sommer begeistert der charmante Platz mit südlichem Flair! Das Lebensgefühl: Dolce Vita. Der Sound: Straßenmusiker, Lachen und Musikfetzen. Die Stimmung: Einmalig! Im Mai 1909, vor genau 100 Jahren, wurde in der Stuttgarter Kernstadt nach dreijähriger Sanierung das Quartier um den Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen eingeweiht. Vorausgegangen waren umfangreiche Umbaumaßnahmen, in deren Verlauf Dutzende von Häusern abgebrochen und durch neue ersetzt worden waren. Nachdem sich die ältesten Teile der Stuttgarter Altstadt im Verlauf des 19. Jahrhunderts zu einem vernachlässigten Viertel mit unhygienischen Wohnungen, wenig Licht- und Luftzufuhr sowie hoher Brand- und Seuchengefahr entwickelt hatten, entstand auf Initiative des Bankiers und Sozialreformers Eduard Pfeiffer eine »neue« Altstadt an Geiß-, Stein- und Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer verfolgte das Ziel, Wohnen und Einkaufen, Handel und Verkehr in der Kernstadt wieder attraktiv zu machen. Durch die neuen Gebäude war ein heimeliges Ambiente an kurvigen Straßen mit hohen Giebeln und Arkaden, Brunnen, Erkern und Figurenschmuck entstanden. Die mehr als 30, sehr abwechslungsreich gestalteten Bauwerke zeigten unterschiedliche Dachformen und Fassadendetails und waren mit Märchenmotiven, Tierfiguren und Fassadenmalereien geschmückt. Kein Haus glich dem anderen, und dennoch fügten sie sich miteinander zu einem harmonischen Bild. Trotz vieler Veränderungen hat sich der Reiz des Quartiers bis heute erhalten. Der Platz am Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen ist in dieser Form vor 100 Jahren entstanden. Wie kam es eigentlich dazu, dass der Platz noch heute wie eine mittelalterliche Puppenstube anmutet? Märchenfiguren zieren Giebel, Dächer und den Brunnen in der Mitte des Platzes. Die Häuser stehen bescheiden nebeneinander, keines ragt heraus, keines zerstört die Harmonie des Viertels. Als das Innenstadtquartier seinerzeit von Grund auf saniert wurde, inszenierten die Stadtplaner eine heile Welt des Bürgertums. Nirgendwo drängen sich auf weniger Fläche mehr Restaurants und Bars als hier: Das preisgekrönte ruben´s steht für das Besondere und das Außergewöhnliche Der Platz hat seinen eigenen Sound: Sein Klang ist aus Gläserklirren, Gelächter, Musik und dem Geklacker der über den Asphalt krachenden Absätze zusammengewoben. Sechs Bronzemedaillons zeigen dort Szenen aus dem Grimm’schen Märchen vom Hans, der sein Glück erst fand, als er all sein Hab und Gut los war. Ausgerechnet auf dem Platz des glücklichen Habenichtses ist Stuttgart reich an Charme und Schönheit.Die Brunnenfigur verkörpert einen derben Bauernburschen von den Fildern in einer kurzen, mit Silberknöpfen besetzen Jacke, dem der Künstler im Schlachthaus begegnet war. Zu Füßen des Jungen tummeln sich ein Schwein und sechs kleine Enten, die als Wasserspeier dienen. Auf dem Rand der Brunnenschale erhebt sich eine gitterartige schmiedeeiserne Einfassung mit sechs Bronzemedaillons, die das gleichnamige Märchen in Bildern erzählen. Darüber befindet sich ein kunstvoll gewölbter schmiedeeiserner Baldachin, aus dessen Spitze ein vierblättriges Kleeblatt emporragt. Am 12. Mai 1909 wurde der Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen als krönender Abschluss der damaligen Altstadtsanierung eingeweiht. Der Stadtbezirk Stuttgart-Mitte liegt auf dem Grund des Stuttgarter Talkessels, dessen Rand durch die angrenzenden Bezirke in Hanglage gebildet wird. Mittelpunkt des Bezirks und der gesamten Landeshauptstadt ist die Königstraße, eine der längsten verkehrsberuhigten Einkaufsmeilen Europas, entlang der die meisten namhaften Kaufhäuser und Geschäfte vertreten sind, sowie der Schloßplatz mit dem Kunstmuseum, dem Königsbau und dem Neuen Schloss. In direkter Nachbarschaft liegt der Schillerplatz mit dem Alten Schloss und der Stiftskirche. Weiter in Richtung Süden folgt der Marktplatz mit dem Rathaus, der Tagblatt-Turm und, durch die Hauptstätter Straße räumlich getrennt, die Leonhardskirche sowie das Bohnen- und das Heusteigviertel. Östlich des Schloßplatzes, im Bereich der Konrad-Adenauer-Straße und des Oberen Schlossgartens, befinden sich der Landtag und das Staatstheater sowie auf der anderen Seite der Straße die Staatsgalerie, die Württembergische Landesbibliothek und das Wilhelmspalais. Die Konrad-Adenauer-Straße (B 14) trägt zwei recht unterschiedliche “Labels”: einerseits Kulturmeile, andererseits Stadtautobahn. Am westlichen Rand der Innenstadt liegen das Hospitalviertel mit der nur teilweise wiederaufgebauten Hospitalkirche (in der „Neuen Vorstadt“) und eine Reihe kultureller Einrichtungen. Zu nennen sind die Liederhalle und das Linden-Museum, dazwischen der historische Hoppenlaufriedhof, dann das Katharinenhospital und das Bankenviertel mit dem Friedrichsbau und der Börse. Südlich des Katharinenhospitals an der Kriegsbergstraße gibt es einen Grünbereich, den „Stadtgarten“, dort an der Schellingstraße und Keplerstraße liegen Teile der Universität, der vormaligen Technischen Hochschule, besonders drei Hochhäuser und die Universitätsbibliothek. Zwei der Hochhäuser sind die Kollegiengebäude nahe dem Hauptbahnhof, das dritte ist das Max-Kade-Wohnheim an der Liederhalle. Die nördliche Grenze des Bezirks bildet das Europaviertel, dessen Fläche bis in die 1980er Jahre ein Güterbahnhof einnahm. Im Frühjahr 2002 wurde damit begonnen, das Gelände neu zu bebauen. Im Europaviertel findet man den neuen Standort der Stadtbücherei, die zuvor im Wilhelmspalais beheimatet war, wo ein Stadtmuseum eingerichtet werden soll. Quarter around the "Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen" 70173 Stuttgart The area around the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen has developed into a popular nightlife area in the last few years, away from the Königstraße. Whether for breakfast under palm trees, lunch in the sun or celebrations until the early hours of the morning - especially in the summer, the charming place with a southern flair! The feeling of life: Dolce Vita. The sound: street musicians, laughs and music. The mood: Unique! In May 1909, exactly 100 years ago, the quarter around the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was opened in Stuttgart's core city after three years of renovation. Extensive reconstruction measures had taken place, in the course of which dozens of houses were demolished and replaced by new ones. In the course of the 19th century, the oldest parts of Stuttgart's old town developed into a neglected neighborhood with unhygienic dwellings, little light and air supply, as well as a high risk of fire and epidemics. The banker and social reformer Eduard Pfeiffer developed a "new" old town To Geiß-, Stein- and Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer pursued the goal of making housing and shopping, trade and traffic attractive again in the core city.  The new buildings created a homely ambience on winding streets with high gables and arcades, fountains, bay windows and figurines. The more than 30, very variedly designed buildings exhibited different roof shapes and facade details and were adorned with fairytale motifs, animal figures and facade paintings. No house resembled the other, and yet they harmonized with each other. In spite of many changes, the charm of the neighborhood has been preserved to this day. The place at the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was created in this form 100 years ago. How did it actually happen that the square still looks like a medieval doll's house? Fairy-tale figures decorate gables, roofs and fountains in the middle of the square. The houses stand modestly next to each other, none protrudes, none destroys the harmony of the neighborhood. When the city center was renovated from the outset, the city planers staged a healthy world of the bourgeoisie. Nowhere else do you find more restaurants and bars on less space than here: the award-winning ruben's stands for the special and the extraordinary   The place has its own sound: its sound is woven out of glasses, laughter, music and the kinker of the asphalt crashing heels. Six bronze medallions show scenes from the Grimm fairytale of Hans, who found his fortune when he was rid of all his belongings. Stuttgart is rich in charm and beauty. The figure of the well embodies a coarse peasantry from the Filders in a short jacket with silver buttons, which the artist had encountered in the slaughterhouse. At the boy's feet, a pig and six small ducks, which serve as a water spout, are humming around. On the edge of the fountain bowl rises a latticed wrought iron enclosure with six bronze medallions, which tell the tale of the same name in pictures. Above it is an ornately arched wrought-iron canopy, from whose top a four-leaf clover leaves. On May 12, 1909 the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was inaugurated as the crowning conclusion of the old town renovation. The city district of Stuttgart-Mitte is located on the bottom of the Stuttgart Talkessel, whose edge is formed by the adjoining districts on a hillside. Center of the district and the whole state capital is the Königstraße, one of the longest traffic-calmed shopping malls in Europe, along which most well-known department stores and shops are represented, as well as the castle square with the Kunstmuseum, Königsbau and the Neues Schloss. In the immediate vicinity is the Schillerplatz with the Old Castle and the Stiftskirche. Further to the south is the market square with the town hall, the Tagblatt tower and, separated by the Hauptstätterstrasse, the Leonhardskirche as well as the bean and the Heusteig district. To the east of the castle square, in the area of the Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse and the Oberer Schlossgartens, are the Landtag and the State Theater as well as the Staatsgalerie, the Württembergische Landesbibliothek and the Wilhelmspalais on the other side of the road. The Konrad-Adenauer-Straße (B 14) carries two rather different "labels": on the one hand cultural mile, on the other hand, Stadtautobahn. On the western edge of the inner city lie the hospital quarter with the only partially rebuilt Hospitalkirche (in the "New suburb") and a number of cultural institutions. The Liederhalle and the Linden-Museum, the historic Hoppenlaufriedhof, then the Kathar...... Zone autour de la "fontaine Hans-im-Glück" Geißstraße (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Stuttgart quartier branché dans la vieille ville de Stuttgart: loin de la route du roi, la région a développé autour de la fontaine Hans-im-Glück devenue ces dernières années un quartier populaire de divertissement. Que ce soit pour le petit-déjeuner sous les palmiers, le déjeuner au soleil ou faire la fête dans les petites heures du matin - surtout en été ravi de la charmante ville avec une touche sud! L'esprit: Dolce Vita. Le son: Musicien de rue, des rires et des morceaux de musique. L'ambiance: Une fois! En 1909, il y a exactement mai de 100 ans, le quartier autour de la fontaine Hans-im-Glück a été inauguré dans la ville principale de Stuttgart après trois ans de rénovation. Cela fait suite aux travaux de rénovation avait été arrêté au cours de dizaines de maisons et remplacées par de nouvelles. Après les parties les plus anciennes de la vieille ville de Stuttgart avaient développé au 19ème siècle dans un domaine négligé avec des logements insalubres, peu de lumière et d'air, ainsi que feu élevé et le danger d'épidémies, a été initiée par les banquiers et réformateur social Eduard Pfeiffer une « nouvelle » vieille ville à Geiß-, la pierre et Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer a poursuivi pour le rendre attrayant à nouveau le but de la vie et le shopping, le commerce et le transport dans la ville de base.  Le nouveau bâtiment d'une ambiance chaleureuse a été créée sur les routes sinueuses avec de hauts pignons et arcades, des fontaines, des belvédères et des figures décoratives. Plus de 30 structures conçues très variées ont montré différentes formes de toit et les détails de la façade et ont été décorées avec des motifs de contes de fées, des figures d'animaux et des peintures murales. Aucune maison était comme l'autre, mais ils ont ajouté l'autre pour créer une image harmonieuse. Malgré de nombreux changements, le charme du quartier a survécu jusqu'à ce jour. La place à la fontaine Hans-im-Glück a été créé de cette façon il y a 100 ans. Comment se fait-il au fait que l'endroit ressemble à une maison de poupée médiévale aujourd'hui? personnages de contes de fées ornent toit à deux versants et la fontaine dans le centre de la place. Les maisons sont côte à côte modeste, ne se distingue, aucun détruit l'harmonie du quartier. Comme le quartier du centre-ville à l'époque a été rénové à partir de zéro, les urbanistes ont organisé un monde idéal de la bourgeoisie. Nulle part plus de restaurants et de bars viennent à l'esprit superficie inférieure ici: Le primé stands de Ruben`S pour quelque chose de spécial et l'insolite  L'endroit a son propre son: Le son est tissé ensemble de verres, le rire, la musique et Geklacker de se briser sur les paragraphes d'asphalte. Six médaillons en bronze montrent là des scènes du conte de fées de Grimm de Hans, qui a trouvé le bonheur que quand il avait toutes ses affaires et aller. Ironie du sort, sur la place de l'heureux ont le néant est riche en charme et la sculpture fontaine Stuttgart beauty.The incarne un soupirants émoussé du Filder dans un court, remplir avec la veste de boutons d'argent, que l'artiste avait rencontré à l'abattoir. Au pied du garçon, un cochon et six petits canards qui servent gargouilles se défoulent. Sur le bord de la cuvette de mouillage à une grille en forme de boîtier en fer forgé avec six médaillons en bronze qui indiquent le conte du même nom en images augmente. est au-dessus d'un auvent en fer forgé en arc ornately, atteignant un sommet de la pointe d'un trèfle à quatre feuilles. Le 12 mai 1909, la fontaine Hans-im-Glück a été inauguré comme point culminant de cette rénovation urbaine. La commune Stuttgart-centre sur le fond du bassin Stuttgart, dont le bord est formé par les zones adjacentes de la pente. Le centre du quartier et la totalité du capital de l'Etat est la route, l'une des plus longues rues commerçantes piétonnes du roi en Europe, ainsi que les plus sont représentés les grands magasins et des magasins bien connus, ainsi que la place du château avec le musée d'art, Königsbau et Nouveau palais. Dans les environs immédiats de la place Schiller avec le vieux château et l'église collégiale. Continuant vers le sud de la place du marché avec la mairie, la Tour Tagblatt et dans l'espace séparés par la route Hauptstätter suit l'église Leonhard et le haricot et le Heusteigviertel. Est de la place du château, dans la Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse et le jardin du château supérieur, il y a le Parlement et le Théâtre d'Etat et de l'autre côté de la route, la galerie d'État, Bibliothèque nationale du Wurtemberg et la Wilhelmspalais. La Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse (B 14) porte deux "labels" très différents: d'une part Kulturmeile autre route à la main. À l'extrémité ouest du centre-ville, le quartier de l'hôpital sont à l'hôpital que partiellement reconstruit l'église (dans la « nouvelle banlieue ») et un certain nombre d'institutions culturelles. Ceux-ci comprennent la salle des chansons et le Musée Linden, entre le Hoppenlaufriedhof historique, le Cathar... Area intorno al "Hans-im-Glück fontana" Geißstraße (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Stuttgart quartiere alla moda nel centro storico di Stoccarda: Lontano dalla Kings Road, l'area si è sviluppata intorno alla fontana Hans-im-Glück negli ultimi anni diventato un quartiere di intrattenimento popolare. Sia per la colazione sotto le palme, il pranzo al sole o festa fino alle prime ore - soprattutto in estate entusiasmato il luogo incantevole con un tocco del sud! Lo spirito: Dolce Vita. Il suono: Musicista della via, risate e brani musicali. Lo stato d'animo: una volta! Nel maggio 1909 esattamente 100 anni fa, il quartiere intorno alla fontana Hans-im-Glück è stato inaugurato nel capoluogo di Stoccarda dopo tre anni di lavori di ristrutturazione. Questo segue il vasto lavoro di ristrutturazione era stato fermato nel corso di decine di abitazioni e sostituiti da nuovi. Dopo che le parti più antiche del centro storico di Stoccarda avevano sviluppato nel corso del 19 ° secolo in un settore trascurato con alloggiamento insalubri, poca luce e aria, nonché fuoco alto e il pericolo di epidemie, è stata avviata dai banchieri e riformatore sociale Eduard Pfeiffer una "nuova" città vecchia a Geiß-, pietra e Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer ha perseguito per rendere più attraente di nuovo l'obiettivo del vivere e dello shopping, il commercio e il trasporto nella città di base.  Il nuovo edificio un ambiente accogliente è stato creato su strade tortuose con alti frontoni e portici, fontane, gazebo e figure decorative. Più di 30, molto diverse strutture progettate mostrava forme diverse tetti e facciata dettagli e erano decorate con motivi fiabe, figure di animali e murali. No casa era come gli altri, e tuttavia hanno aggiunto a vicenda per creare un'immagine armoniosa. Nonostante i molti cambiamenti, il fascino del quartiere è sopravvissuto fino ad oggi. Il luogo alla fontana Hans-im-Glück è stato creato in questo modo 100 anni fa. Come si è arrivati al fatto che il posto sembra una casa di bambola medievale oggi? personaggi delle fiabe adornano tetti a due falde e la fontana al centro della piazza. Le case sono fianco a fianco modesti, nessuno si distingue, nessuno ha distrutto l'armonia del quartiere. Come il centro di quartiere in quel momento è stato rinnovato da cima a fondo, gli urbanisti hanno organizzato un mondo ideale della borghesia. In nessun luogo più ristoranti e bar vengono in mente meno spazio di quanto qui: Il premiato stand di Ruben per qualcosa di speciale e l'insolito  Il luogo ha il suo suono: Il suo suono è tessuto insieme i bicchieri, risate, musica e Geklacker di schiantarsi sui paragrafi asfalto. Sei medaglioni in bronzo dimostrano che vi scene fiaba del Grimm di Hans, che hanno trovato la felicità solo quando ha avuto tutti i suoi averi e andare. Ironia della sorte, nella piazza del felice ha nulla è ricco di fascino e scultura Stoccarda beauty.The fontana incarna un ottuso swains del Filder in un breve, riempire con bottoni d'argento giacca, che l'artista aveva incontrato nel macello. Ai piedi del ragazzo, un maiale e sei piccole anatre che fungono da doccioni scatenarsi. Sul bordo della vasca della fontana ad un recinto in ferro battuto a griglia con medaglioni sei di bronzo che raccontano la storia con lo stesso nome in immagini aumenti. Sopra è un riccamente arco baldacchino in ferro battuto, con un picco di punta di un quadrifoglio. Il 12 maggio 1909, Hans-im-Glück fontana è stato inaugurato come punto di arrivo di quel rinnovamento urbano. Il comune Stuttgart-centro sul fondo del bacino Stoccarda, il cui bordo è formato dalle zone adiacenti in pendenza. Il centro del quartiere e l'intero capitale dello stato è il re Road, una delle vie commerciali più lunghe pedonali in Europa, lungo i più noti grandi magazzini e negozi sono rappresentate, così come la piazza del castello con il Museo d'Arte, il Königsbau e Nuovo Palazzo. Nelle immediate vicinanze della Piazza Schiller con l'antico castello e la Chiesa Collegiata. Proseguendo a sud della piazza del mercato con il municipio, la torre Tagblatt e spazialmente separati dalla strada Hauptstätter segue la chiesa Leonhard e il fagiolo e il Heusteigviertel. Est della piazza del castello, nella Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse e giardino del castello superiore, c'è il Parlamento e il Teatro di Stato e, dall'altro lato della strada, la Galleria di Stato, Wurttemberg State Library e il Wilhelmspalais. Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse (B 14) svolge due diverse "etichette": da un lato Kulturmeile autostrada dall'altro. Al margine occidentale del centro, il quartiere di ospedale sono la chiesa solo parzialmente ricostruita ospedale (nel "nuovo borgo") e un certo numero di istituzioni culturali. Questi includono la sala canzoni e il Museo Linden, tra la storica Hoppenlaufriedhof, poi il catara....

Wr reinigen ALLES abschließend mit Desinfektionsmittel, das 99,9% aller Viren, Keime und Bakterien ABTÖTET :) Bei uns bist Du sicher und kannst gesund bleiben Do you want to enjoy the sights in Stuttgart or need a comfy stay with a cozy ambience for a business trip? It's located in the city-center, the subway stations Olgaeck, Schlossplatz and Stadtmitte as well as the MAIN STATION are within 4-12 min walking distance. Dan P.S.: EarlyCheckIN(3PM)/lateCh.OUT(12PM) now possible w/ small fee

You will have the entire apartment for yourself. It is completely furnished and recently renovated (2017). It has a queen size bed (120 cm), a modern kitchen, a sunny balcony and for your entertainment free WIFI access and a flat screen TV (HDMI only).

Gemütliches Zimmer in Altbau Wohnung mit Doppelbett (160x200) für maximal zwei Personen. Die sehr zentral gelegene Wohnung in ruhiger Umgebung wird von einem netten, jungen Pärchen bewohnt, die bei Fragen jederzeit erreichbar sind. Waschmaschine kann nach Absprache mitbenutzt werden. Die nächste U-Bahn-Haltestelle Bopser ist in nur fünf Gehminuten erreichbar, Wilhelmsplatz und Königstraße (Fußgängerzone) in zehn Minuten. Kostenpflichtige Parkplätze in diesem ruhigen Abschnitt der Straße.

Es handelt sich um eine kleine aber feine Einzimmerwohnung mit Bad und offener Küche. Gelegen mitten im Zentrum der Stadt. Es gibt gemütlich Schlafmöglichkeiten für fünf Erwachsene Ausgestattet mit schnellem Internet, Flatscreen und AmazonFirestick. Möbel sind rustikal ehr klassisch. It’s small but fine flat in the center of stuttgart city. It’s one room with extra bathroom and a small kitchen. It has fast internet flatscreen and amazon Firestick. Furniture is classic rustikal from style

Es gibt insgesamt Schlafmöglichkeiten für fünf Erwachsene Es gibt einen modernen flatscreen TV sowie schnelles Internet und einen Amazon Firestick für Streaming. TV Nur über Streaming. There sleeping options for 5 adults

Die Wohnung ist im Herzen Stuttgarts. Fussläufig zu Shopping, Restaurant und allen öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln. Haltestelle Österreichischer Platz ist 3 Minuten entfernt. Rotebühlplatz/ Stadtmitte 6 Minuten.

In the middle of the city centre you will experience Stuttgart at on of the most beautiful places. Central city apartment to enjoy "STUTTGART": - ca. 30 sq.m. apartement with chic and modern interior.

Dear guests, welcome to Stuttgart! Central city apartment to enjoy "STUTTGART": In the middle of downtown Stuttgart you will experience the city at one of the most beautiful places. Here is the approx. 30 square meter large apartment. It is furnished in a chic and modern style. The bathroom has a shower cabinet in a bathtub, a toilet and is equipped with hand and bath-towels and a hair dryer. The dwelling has TV and Internet. The kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, stove, glasses, cutlery, table-ware, agitating equipment, toaster, water heater, mess kit, and a coffee-machine. For desires, questions or anything else always turn yourself to the host Sebastian Schäffler. • The earliest check-in is possible from 03:00 pm and you can all check-in by yourself whenever you want on the journey day. • The latest possible check-out is at 11:00 am • The cleaning -inclusive towels and bedlinen exchange- is in the price included. Withe the stay of more than a week the cleaning happens once a week. In case of extreme contamination and/or destruction we will use a recalculation. • The dwelling is in the middle of the city. It has directly around the building restaurants, bars, Banks, pharmacies, and the main shopping street of Stuttgart. TRAFFIC ROUTES: •3 MINUTES TO foot TO the KÖNIGSSTRASSE (main shopping street) •1 MINUTE TO foot TO UNDERGROUND/COURSE/TAXI CONDITIONS •1 MINUTE TO foot TO VARIOUS MULTI-STOREY CAR PARKS •10 MINUTES TO the MOTORWAY A81 TOWARD HEILBRONN KARLSRUHE FRANKFURT AND MUNICH - SINGING - ZURICH FOR EMERGENCIES: • For POLICE call 110 • For FIRE-BRIGADE call 112 HOSPITALS FOR ACCIDENT CASES: • BÜRGERHOSPITAL • KATHARINENHOSPITAL • OLGAHOSPITAL WE WISH YOU A BEAUTIFUL STAY!!!

City centre with lots of shops, stores, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, etc.

English below: Wer nur Übernachten möchte ist hier richtig. Max. 3 Personen, 2 Betten 140x200/180x60 Bett. Küche, Dusche, TV Waschmaschine, Toilette(extra). Wichtig ! Zimmer ist klein und im Erdgeschoss in der Stadt. Real mikro-loft in the city. Walking Distance to Shopping /Transportations If you dont mind small size thats your place. space for 3 PAX 2Bed / 140 x 200cm & 180 x 60cm. Kitchen, Shower, WLAN, TV washingmachine, toilette(extra). Important! the room is small !

English below: Echte Mirko-Loft im Herzen Stuttgarts. Wer nur Übernachten möchte ist hier richtig. Optimale Raumaufteilung/ 3 Personen, 140x200/180x60 Bett. Das kleine umgebaute Zimmer ist 2019 kernsaniert worden und bietet in einem Raum alles was man zum Leben braucht . Eine modere Regendusche, eine Kochnische mit Ceran-Kochplatte und einem kleinen Multibackofen mit Grill. Ein Kühlschrank für frische Lebensmittel. Beide Betten sind mit wenigen Handgriffen verstaut das man den Raum anderweitig nutzen kann. Das Schrankbett ist gut für Pärchen und das BeistelleBett ist mit 180x60 ausreichend für einen Erwachsenen. Sind beide Betten aufgebaut ist der Raum aber voll ausgenutzt. Es gibt einen modernen flatscreen TV sowie schnelles Internet und einen Amazon Firestick für Streaming. TV Nur über Streaming. Real mikro-loft in the heart of the city. Modern Walking Distance to Shopping /Transportations If you dont mind small size thats your place. space for 3 PAX / 140 x 200cm & 180 x 60cm bed It’s small but has everything needed from a flat. It’s fresh renovated in 2019 In the room is a modern Rainshower an a cooking space with ceran cookingplade and a multi function oven. And a refrigorator for fresh food. Both beds can be put away to have space for other things. You have a flatscreen TV and fast Internet as well as well as an amazon fire stick

English below : Ihr seit im Herzen Stuttgarts. Alles ist Flussläufig zu erreichen. Haupt Einkaufsstraße und U oder S Bahnen sind keine 5 Minuten Laufweg You are in the heard of the City Main Shopping Street, a big Mall and all U-trains or S-trains are less then 5 minutes walking distance

Im Herzen von Stuttgart wird eine neue kleine Dachgeschoss Wohnung vermietet.Die Wohnung befindet sich im 4OG (kein Fahrstuhl vorhanden)und ist sehr stilvoll eingerichtet. Durch einen schmalen Durchgang kommt man auf die Dach Terrasse von wo aus man den wunderschönen Blick auf Stuttgarts Dächer genießen kann. Bitte nach Betreten der Wohnung die Holz Klappe runterdrücken.Mit einer Hand den Griff halten und mit der anderen langsam runterdrücken.

Klein aber Fein,direkt im Herzen von Stuttgart-Mitte. Zur Verfügung steht ein Doppelbett 1,40 m,Küche,kleines Bad mit Dusche und eine kleine Terrasse mit einem tollen Ausblick. Die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel sind in ca 1 min. Fußweg zu erreichen. U-Bahn Rathaus

Das Apartment befindet sich im 4OG links(kein Fahrstuhl vorhanden)ist neu Saniert und stylisch wie auch gemütlich eingerichtet.Es befindet sich in einer sehr Zentralen Lage in Stuttgart Mitte,nur wenige Gehminuten vom Zentrum (Königstraße,Breuninger,Gerber Virtel)entfernt.Das Gebäude steht unter Denkmalschutz und ist dadurch etwas hellhörig.Die Wohnung wurde aber komplett saniert.Die U-Bahn Station Rathaus befindet sich cca 3 min Fußweg von der Wohnung .

Es steht ein Schlafzimmer wie auch Wohnzimmer,Badezimmer mit einem extra Wc zur Verfügung.Für den gemütlichen Kaffee am Morgen befindet sich auch eine Bosch Tassimo Kaffeemaschine,wie auch ein Kühlschrank und weitere kleine notwendige Sachen.

In unmittelbarer Nähe befinden sich angesagte Bars ,Restaurants wie auch die berühmte Einkaufsstraße Stuttgarts Königstraße.

Wr reinigen ALLES abschließend mit Desinfektionsmittel, das 99,9% aller Viren, Keime und Bakterien ABTÖTET :) Bei uns bist Du sicher und kannst gesund bleiben Do you want to enjoy the sights in Stuttgart or need a comfy stay with a cozy ambience for a business trip? It's located in the city-center, the subway stations Olgaeck, Schlossplatz and Stadtmitte as well as the MAIN STATION are within 4-12 min walking distance. Dan P.S.: EarlyCheckIN(3PM)/lateCh.OUT(12PM) now possible w/ small fee

You will have the entire apartment for yourself. It is completely furnished and recently renovated (2017). It has a queen size bed (140 cm), a modern kitchen, a sunny balcony and for your entertainment free WIFI access and a flat screen TV (HDMI only).

Ruhig, sauber, umliegend sehr viele Kneipen und Bars für einen coolen Abend zu haben. Direkt gegenüber ist ein LIDL

In Laufentfernung zur Innenstadt, im Stuttgarter Lehenviertel liegt dieses, nach britischen Vorbild eingerichtete kleine Zimmer (14 m²) in einem Guesthouse mit insgesamt 6 Zimmern. Es bietet ein hochwertiges Doppel-Boxspringbett, Schrank, Tisch u. Stuhl, "hospitality tray", einen großen Flachbild-Fernseher und natürlich Highspeed-WLan sowie ein modernes, eigenes kleines Bad. Unweit der Unterkunft gibt es einen Bäcker, zwei Cafés, ein Bio-Laden und mehrere gute Restaurants und nette kleine Läden.

Dieses Zimmer ist eines von 6 Zimmern in einem kleinen Gästehaus, das nach britischen Vorbild gestaltet ist. Für 3,00 EUR (Heißgetränk und Croissant), 5,00 EUR (Heißgetränk, Birchermüsli mit frischen Früchten oder herzhaftem Bagel) oder 9,00 EUR (Etagere mit verschiedensten Köstlichkeiten: Marmelade, Nutella, Wurst, Käse, Obst, kl. Müsli, Orangensaft und Heißgetränk) könnt ihr ein leckeres Frühstück in einem wenige Schritte entfernten Café dazubuchen. Schreibt mir, wenn ihr Interesse habt. Nach Verfügbarkeit könnt ihr auch einen Parkplatz für 6 EUR pro Nacht dazumieten.

Die Liststrasse ist eine hübsche Strasse mit netten Läden und Restaurants. Die Strasse ist 30er-Zone, also ruhig.

The apartment is fully furnished and next to Stuttgart's most famous Shopping Mall - Milaneo. You can find the subway 2 min walk away. The apartment is central and yet still quiet, giving you time and space to relax. Find shops and restaurants in walking distance . Notice: At the moment there is no wifi available.

Meine Unterkunft ist gut für paare, alleinreisende abenteurer und geschäftsreisende.

zimmer mit Gartenblick

Offer for intrepid minimalists: sleeping place in the Stuttgart City in the music studio, all within walking distance ! Angebot für unerschrockene minimalisten: Schlafplatz in der Stuttgarter City, im Musikstudio, alles zu Fuss erreichbar!

Ich reise selbst sehr gerne und schätze Unkompliziertheit überhaupt. Im mein Musikstudio möchte ich Leute die genauso sind und obendrauf (weil sehr jung oder alleinerziehende junge Frau mit baby unterwegs, oder alleinreisende Frau mit kleinem Budget usw...) die Möglichkeit geben, ohne viel Geld eine anständige Unterkunft zu haben, ohne sofort Pleite zu gehen... Frauen sehr herzlich willkommen!

Kunterbunte Nachbarschaft ! Unterschiedliche Herkünfte, unterschiedliche Generationen

Schönes und gemütliches Zimmer im ruhigen Stuttgarter Westen. Der perfekte Ort um die Stadt und Umgebung zu entdecken. Die Anbindung an den öffentlichen Nahverkehr sind hervorragend, 5 Minuten Laufweg zur S - Bahn (Schwabstraße) und U - Bahn (Schwab/- Bebelstraße). Von hier aus sind es lediglich 3 Minuten fahrt bis zur Innenstadt welche auch gut zu Fuß in 10 Minuten zu erreichen ist. Verschiedene Supermärkte sind auch nur wenige Gehminuten entfernt.

Geräumiges Zimmer mit Bett Kleiderschrank und Schreibtisch. Der Fernseher mit fire TV Stick lädt ein, zum Ausklang eines aufregenden Tages noch eine Serie oder Film (amazon Prime und Netflix vorhanden) zu schauen. Wir haben eine Waschmaschine, die verwendet werden kann, sowie eine ausgestattete, saubere und geräumige Küche. Du hast genügend Einkaufsmöglichkeiten in der Umgebung, ein Rewe, Lidl, Penny, Edeka, dm und ein Getränkemarkt mit toller Bierauswahl sind praktisch direkt vor der Haustür.

Stuttgart West ist einer der schönsten Viertel der Stadt. Es gibt viele gute Restaurants, kleine Cafés und Parks zum relaxen. Besonders der Feuersee (ca. 10 min zu Fuß) ist ein schöner Ort um mit Freunden die Abendstunden zu geniesen.

Stuttgart center: Uhlandshöhe, 1 room, living area 22 qm, sunny and quiet 22 qm furnished room, beautiful view over the city, close to the city, 7 min to the train station, and city center, kitchen and bathroom shared and internet and washing machine, bicycle ... ...……………...…………..incl. breakfirst ...I will prepair your breakfirst by your individuel wishes...start with power in the day!

Located near the Waldorf School and the Opera, it is a district with old villas and old trees, very airy

die Werastr. liegt in der Nähe der Waldorf Schule, es ist ein Stadtteil mit alten Villen und alten Bäumen, sehr luftig

Supermarkt, Apotheke, Klinikum vor Ort.Tauche ein in ein wundervoll neues und modernes Ambiente zum wohlfühlen. Die ganze Wohnung ist modernisiert und großräumig. Dein Zimmer ist hell mit Balkon, in dem Bett schläft es sich traumhaft gut.Die Beleuchtung kann gedimmt werden und gleicht nachts einem Sternenhimmel. Tagsüber ist es sehr freundlich groß und hell. Die Wohnung hat ein neues Luxus Bad mit begehbarer Regendusche, eine moderne Küche mit Balkon und ein Wohnraum der gemeinsam genutzt wird.

Der Wohnraum enthält ein gemütliches Sofa. Eine gemeinsame Küche mit schönem Essbereich und ein Bad mit Regendusche. Diese Bereiche werden gemeinsam geteilt. In einem der beiden Schlafräume wirst du während des Aufenthaltes wohnen ( 1 oder 2).

Nur 5 Minuten - Supermarkt, Apotheke, Bäcker, Klinikum zu Fuß erreichbar. Bushaltestelle "Lindenmuseum" in wenigen Gehminuten erreichbar, Hauptbahnhof und Innenstadt in 10 Minuten erreichbar. Die Wohngegend ist eine der beliebtesten und angesagtesten in Stuttgart. Es ist hier sehr ruhig und gleichzeitig sehr zentral gelegen. Es sind nur wenige Minuten zum Hauptbahnhof und zur Innnenstadt. In der Innnenstadt hat es die bekannte Königsstrasse mit zahlreichen Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, Bars, Kneipen, Clubs.

We offer a cozy, newly equipped and quiet studio basement apartment with 35 sqm of space for up to 2 guests. It is facing the garden with its own private bathroom and a small, fully equipped kitchen. The apartment is newly furnished with one large double bed, a closet, a table with two chairs, a couch table and two comfortable arm chairs. Your own bathroom includes shower and toilet. W-LAN is available and free of charge. You are welcome to use a part of our garden alongside the house, there is a table and chairs for you to enjoy sitting outside on a warm day. Smoking is only allowed outside the apartment or house as we ourselves are non-smokers. Our home is located in a quiet residential area with just a few shopping opportunities. In very short walking distances (1-2 minutes) from our place you`ll find a bakery as well as a very good organic restaurant which is open almost all day, there is another restaurant/café with a nice outside seating area closeby. Next to the organic restaurant is a long-established book shop, where you can buy stationery, craft supplies, gifts and books. There is no grocery shopping nearby, but on your way to the city at one of the tram stations you find a large supermarket with bakery and various eating opportunities (5 min. by tram). You can either take tram or bus, both are located almost in front of our house, which take you directly to the center (5 min.) and central station (10 min.). Walking into the center takes about 15 minutes with beautiful views over Stuttgart along the way. The airport is a 15 minute drive by car. If you love the outdoors you can take the train (5 min.) to the forest to go for a run or enjoy a pleasurable walk. We will be happy to provide you with any information and share our knowledge for things to see and do in and around Stuttgart. We will greet you and provide keys if we can. There is a lockbox in case you are arriving at a time when we cannot meet you.

A private room in our home in the middle of Stuttgart. Everything is reachable by foot, ideal for travelers and young couples :)

There is a 140x200 boxspring bed with fresh sheets in the room. You'll get fresh towels, as well as shampoo, shower gel, etc. If you need anything else, just ask :)

Attention please: The house is on the parallel street of so called Red Light District. Please be aware what to expect.

The apartment is quiet central. You can walk to the city center in 20 minutes. Train (S-Bahn) and Tram (U-Bahn) Stations are nearby. The closest supermarket is only 350meter away. You can use the kitchen.

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In the middle of the city centre at the "Hans im Glück" fountain you will experience Stuttgart at on of the most beautiful places above the roofs of the city. DREAMING "in the heart of stuttgart": - ca. 35 sq.m. studio in a comfortable colonial style and balcony.

Dear guests, welcome to Stuttgart! DREAMING "in the heart of stuttgart": In the middle of downtown Stuttgart you will experience the city at one of the most beautiful places over the roofs of the city. Here is the approx. 35 square meter large apartment with balcony. It is furnished in a comfortable colonial style with parquet. The bathroom has a shower cabinet, a toilet and is equipped with hand and bath-towels and a hair dryer. The dwelling has TV and Internet. The kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, stove, glasses, cutlery, table-ware, agitating equipment, toaster, water heater, mess kit, and a coffee-machine. For desires, questions or anything else always turn yourself to the host Sebastian Schäffler. • The earliest check-in is possible from 01:00 pm and you can all check-in by yourself whenever you want on the journey day. • The latest possible check-out is at 11:00 am • The cleaning -inclusive towels and bedlinen exchange- is in the price included. Withe the stay of more than a week the cleaning happens once a week. In case of extreme contamination and/or destruction we will use a recalculation. • The dwelling is in the middle of the city. It has directly around the building restaurants, bars, Banks, pharmacies, and the main shopping street of Stuttgart. Of course the noise level from time to time is just like it is in the city center and is not characterised by a rural place. TRAFFIC ROUTES: •3 MINUTES TO foot TO the KÖNIGSSTRASSE (main shopping street) •1 MINUTE TO foot TO UNDERGROUND/COURSE/TAXI CONDITIONS •1 MINUTE TO foot TO VARIOUS MULTI-STOREY CAR PARKS •10 MINUTES TO the MOTORWAY A81 TOWARD HEILBRONN KARLSRUHE FRANKFURT AND MUNICH - SINGING - ZURICH FOR EMERGENCIES: • For POLICE call 110 • For FIRE-BRIGADE call 112 HOSPITALS FOR ACCIDENT CASES: • BÜRGERHOSPITAL • KATHARINENHOSPITAL • OLGAHOSPITAL WE WISH YOU A BEAUTIFUL STAY!!!

Quarter around the "Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen" Geissstrasse 13, Stuttgart A trendy district in Stuttgart's Old Town: Away from the Königstraße, the area around the Hans-in-Glück fountain has developed into a popular nightlife district in recent years. Whether for breakfast under the palm trees, lunch in the sun or parties until early in the morning - especially in summer, the charming place with a southern flair! The attitude to life: Dolce Vita. The sound: street musicians, laughter and scraps of music. The mood: unique! In May 1909, exactly 100 years ago, the quarter around the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was inaugurated in the Stuttgart city center after three years of renovation. This was preceded by extensive reconstruction work, during which dozens of houses had been demolished and replaced by new ones. After the oldest parts of Stuttgart's Old Town developed into a neglected district with unhygienic apartments, low light and air supply as well as a high risk of fire and epidemic in the course of the 19th century, a "new" old town was created on the initiative of the banker and social reformer Eduard Pfeiffer at Geiß-, Stein- and Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer pursued the goal of making residential and shopping, commerce and traffic in the city center attractive again. The new buildings created a homely ambience on winding streets with high gables and arcades, fountains, oriels and figureheads. The more than 30, very varied designed buildings showed different roof shapes and facade details and were decorated with fairytale motifs, animal figures and façade paintings. No two houses resembled another, yet they harmonized with each other. Despite many changes, the appeal of the neighborhood has been preserved to this day. The square at the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was created in this form 100 years ago. How did it actually happen that the square still looks like a medieval dollhouse? Fairy-tale characters adorn gables, roofs and the fountain in the middle of the square. The houses stand modestly next to each other, none stands out, none destroys the harmony of the neighborhood. When the inner city quarter was completely renovated at the time, the city planners staged an ideal world of the bourgeoisie. Nowhere are more restaurants and bars crowded together than here: the award-winning ruben's stands for the special and the extraordinary The place has its own sound: its sound is woven of glasses, laughter, music and the clatter of heels crashing over the asphalt. Six bronze medallions show scenes from Grimm's fairy tale about Hans, who only found happiness when he lost all his possessions. Stuttgart, for example, is rich in charm and beauty on the square of the happy has-been. The fountain figure embodies a rugged peasant lad from the Fildern in a short jacket studded with silver buttons, which the artist encountered in the slaughterhouse. At the feet of the boy, a pig and six little ducks, who serve as gargoyles, cavort about. On the edge of the fountain bowl rises a grid-like wrought-iron enclosure with six bronze medallions, which tell the fairy tale of the same name in pictures. Above it is an ornate wrought-iron canopy, with a four-leaf clover rising from its top. On May 12, 1909, the Hans-in-Glück fountain was inaugurated as the crowning finale of the then Altstadtsanierung. The district of Stuttgart-Mitte is located at the bottom of the Stuttgart basin, whose edge is formed by the adjacent districts on a hillside. Center of the district and the entire state capital is the Königstraße, one of the longest pedestrianized shopping streets in Europe, along which most of the well-known department stores and shops are represented, as well as the Schlossplatz with the Kunstmuseum, the Königsbau and the Neues Schloss. In direct neighborhood is the Schillerplatz with the old castle and the collegiate church. Further southwards follows the market square with the town hall, the Tagblatt tower and, separated by the Hauptstätter Straße, the Leonhardskirche as well as the bean and the Heusteig quarters. East of the Schlossplatz, in the area of the Konrad-Adenauer-Straße and the Upper Schlossgarten, are the state parliament and the state theater as well as the Staatsgalerie, the Württembergische Landesbibliothek and the Wilhelmspalais on the other side of the street. The Konrad-Adenauer-Straße (B 14) carries two quite different "labels": on the one hand cultural mile, on the other city highway. On the western edge of the city center are the Hospital Quarter with the partially rebuilt Hospital Church (in the "New Suburb") and a number of cultural facilities. To name are the Liederhalle and the Linden Museum, in between the historic Hoppenlaufriedhof, then the Katharinenhospital and the banking district with the Friedrichsbau and the stock market. South of the Katharinenhospital on the Kriegsbergstraße there is a green area, the "Stadtgarten", there on the Schellingstraße and Keplerstraße lie parts of the university, the former technical college, especially three skyscrapers and the university library. Two of the skyscrapers are the Kollegiengebäude near the main station, the third is the Max Kade dormitory at the Liederhalle. The northern boundary of the district forms the Europaviertel, whose area until the 1980s occupied a freight yard. In the spring of 2002, work began on rebuilding the area. In the Europaviertel you will find the new location of the public library, which was previously located in the Wilhelmspalais, where a city museum is to be established.

In the middle of the city centre at the "Hans im Glück" fountain you will experience Stuttgart at on of the most beautiful places. FEEL GOOD APARTMENT IN "STUTTGART CENTER": - ca. 40 sq.m. apartement with elegant and comfortable atmosphere - Enjoy the location with the bars, restaurants and the main shopping street right outside the door - Right next door are the train stations, which are connected to the most important sights in Stuttgart (for example Mercedes Benz Museum)

Dear guests, welcome to Stuttgart! FEEL GOOD APARTMENT IN "STUTTGART CENTER": In the middle of downtown Stuttgart you will experience the city at one of the most beautiful places over the roofs of the city. Here is the approx. 40 square meter large apartment with lots of flair. It is furnished in an elegant and comfortable style. The bathroom has a shower cabinet, a toilet and is equipped with hand and bath-towels and a hair dryer. The dwelling has TV and Internet. The kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, stove, glasses, cutlery, table-ware, agitating equipment, toaster, water heater, mess kit, and a coffee-machine. For desires, questions or anything else always turn yourself to the host Sebastian Schäffler. • The earliest check-in is possible from 01:00 pm and you can all check-in by yourself whenever you want on the journey day. • The latest possible check-out is at 11:00 am • The cleaning -inclusive towels and bedlinen exchange- is in the price included. Withe the stay of more than a week the cleaning happens once a week. In case of extreme contamination and/or destruction we will use a recalculation. • The dwelling is in the middle of the city. It has directly around the building restaurants, bars, Banks, pharmacies, and the main shopping street of Stuttgart. Of course the noise level from time to time is just like it is in the city center and is not characterised by a rural place. TRAFFIC ROUTES: •3 MINUTES TO foot TO the KÖNIGSSTRASSE (main shopping street) •1 MINUTE TO foot TO UNDERGROUND/COURSE/TAXI CONDITIONS •1 MINUTE TO foot TO VARIOUS MULTI-STOREY CAR PARKS •10 MINUTES TO the MOTORWAY A81 TOWARD HEILBRONN KARLSRUHE FRANKFURT AND MUNICH - SINGING - ZURICH FOR EMERGENCIES: • For POLICE call 110 • For FIRE-BRIGADE call 112 HOSPITALS FOR ACCIDENT CASES: • BÜRGERHOSPITAL • KATHARINENHOSPITAL • OLGAHOSPITAL WE WISH YOU A BEAUTIFUL STAY!!!

Quarter around the "Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen" Geissstrasse 13, Stuttgart A trendy district in Stuttgart's Old Town: Away from the Königstraße, the area around the Hans-in-Glück fountain has developed into a popular nightlife district in recent years. Whether for breakfast under the palm trees, lunch in the sun or parties until early in the morning - especially in summer, the charming place with a southern flair! The attitude to life: Dolce Vita. The sound: street musicians, laughter and scraps of music. The mood: unique! In May 1909, exactly 100 years ago, the quarter around the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was inaugurated in the Stuttgart city center after three years of renovation. This was preceded by extensive reconstruction work, during which dozens of houses had been demolished and replaced by new ones. After the oldest parts of Stuttgart's Old Town developed into a neglected district with unhygienic apartments, low light and air supply as well as a high risk of fire and epidemic in the course of the 19th century, a "new" old town was created on the initiative of the banker and social reformer Eduard Pfeiffer at Geiß-, Stein- and Eberhardstraße. Pfeiffer pursued the goal of making residential and shopping, commerce and traffic in the city center attractive again. The new buildings created a homely ambience on winding streets with high gables and arcades, fountains, oriels and figureheads. The more than 30, very varied designed buildings showed different roof shapes and facade details and were decorated with fairytale motifs, animal figures and façade paintings. No two houses resembled another, yet they harmonized with each other. Despite many changes, the appeal of the neighborhood has been preserved to this day. The square at the Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen was created in this form 100 years ago. How did it actually happen that the square still looks like a medieval dollhouse? Fairy-tale characters adorn gables, roofs and the fountain in the middle of the square. The houses stand modestly next to each other, none stands out, none destroys the harmony of the neighborhood. When the inner city quarter was completely renovated at the time, the city planners staged an ideal world of the bourgeoisie. Nowhere are more restaurants and bars crowded together than here: the award-winning ruben's stands for the special and the extraordinary The place has its own sound: its sound is woven of glasses, laughter, music and the clatter of heels crashing over the asphalt. Six bronze medallions show scenes from Grimm's fairy tale about Hans, who only found happiness when he lost all his possessions. Stuttgart, for example, is rich in charm and beauty on the square of the happy has-been. The fountain figure embodies a rugged peasant lad from the Fildern in a short jacket studded with silver buttons, which the artist encountered in the slaughterhouse. At the feet of the boy, a pig and six little ducks, who serve as gargoyles, cavort about. On the edge of the fountain bowl rises a grid-like wrought-iron enclosure with six bronze medallions, which tell the fairy tale of the same name in pictures. Above it is an ornate wrought-iron canopy, with a four-leaf clover rising from its top. On May 12, 1909, the Hans-in-Glück fountain was inaugurated as the crowning finale of the then Altstadtsanierung. The district of Stuttgart-Mitte is located at the bottom of the Stuttgart basin, whose edge is formed by the adjacent districts on a hillside. Center of the district and the entire state capital is the Königstraße, one of the longest pedestrianized shopping streets in Europe, along which most of the well-known department stores and shops are represented, as well as the Schlossplatz with the Kunstmuseum, the Königsbau and the Neues Schloss. In direct neighborhood is the Schillerplatz with the old castle and the collegiate church. Further southwards follows the market square with the town hall, the Tagblatt tower and, separated by the Hauptstätter Straße, the Leonhardskirche as well as the bean and the Heusteig quarters. East of the Schlossplatz, in the area of the Konrad-Adenauer-Straße and the Upper Schlossgarten, are the state parliament and the state theater as well as the Staatsgalerie, the Württembergische Landesbibliothek and the Wilhelmspalais on the other side of the street. The Konrad-Adenauer-Straße (B 14) carries two quite different "labels": on the one hand cultural mile, on the other city highway. On the western edge of the city center are the Hospital Quarter with the partially rebuilt Hospital Church (in the "New Suburb") and a number of cultural facilities. To name are the Liederhalle and the Linden Museum, in between the historic Hoppenlaufriedhof, then the Katharinenhospital and the banking district with the Friedrichsbau and the stock market. South of the Katharinenhospital on the Kriegsbergstraße there is a green area, the "Stadtgarten", there on the Schellingstraße and Keplerstraße lie parts of the university, the former technical college, especially three skyscrapers and the university library. Two of the skyscrapers are the Kollegiengebäude near the main station, the third is the Max Kade dormitory at the Liederhalle. The northern boundary of the district forms the Europaviertel, whose area until the 1980s occupied a freight yard. In the spring of 2002, work began on rebuilding the area. In the Europaviertel you will find the new location of the public library, which was previously located in the Wilhelmspalais, where a city museum is to be established.

Das Apartment ist neu Saniert und stylisch wie auch gemütlich eingerichtet.Zur Verfügung steht ein Schlafzimmer,Wohnzimmer,Küche mit Balkon wie auch ein Badezimmer.Es befindet sich in einer sehr Zentralen Lage in Stuttgart Mitte,nur wenige Gehminuten vom Zentrum (Königstraße,Breuninger,Gerber Virtel)entfernt.In unmittelbarer Nähe befinden sich Bars,Restaurants wie auch die beste Pizzeria in Stuttgart.Die allernächste U Bahn Station (Rathaus)liegt ca 1 min von der Wohnung entfernt.

Es steht eine Küche mit Balkon zur Verfügung, wie auch ein Schlafzimmer mit einem King size Bett,Wohnzimmer und ein Badezimmer.

In der Nachbarschaft befinden sich angesagte Bars,Restaurants und die große Einkaufsstraße-Königstraße wie auch das Einkaufszentrum Breuninger.

cozy and quiet Room at Marienplatz (Stuttgart -South) Restaurants and Supermarkets around the corner 5 Min to Marienhospital (walk) 15 Min to downtown (walk) Bus and Metro in the near Smoker Flat (Room is non smoker)

please feel like you´re at home You can use my kitchen and everything whats in it Coffemachine and Mikrowave is there

nice and quiet neigeberhood wiht a lot of familes around

In Laufentfernung zur Innenstadt in einer ruhigen Strasse liegt dieses, nach britischen Vorbild eingerichtete kleine Zimmer (13 m²) in einem Guesthouse mit insgesamt 6 Zimmern. Es bietet ein hochwertiges Doppel-Boxspringbett, Schrank, Tisch und Stuhl, "hospitality tray", einen großen Flachbild-Fernseher und natürlich Highspeed-WLan sowie ein modernes, eigenes kleines Bad. Unweit der Unterkunft gibt es einen Bäcker, zwei Cafés, ein Bio-Laden und mehrere gute Restaurants und nette kleine Läden.

Das Zimmer ist klein, aber ruhig und hell und gemütlich. Es ist ein Zimmer ist eines von 6 Zimmern in einem kleinen Gästehaus, das nach britischen Vorbild gestaltet ist. Da es in einem dicht besiedelten Gebiet im Erdgeschoss ist, schaut man leider nicht ins Grüne sondern auf eine Mauer (einige Meter entfernt), die noch auf Gestaltung wartet. Ein Frühstück kann in einem wenige Schritte entfernten Café dazugebucht werden: Französisches Frühstück (ab 7:00 Uhr): Heißgetränk nach Wahl und Croissant: EUR 3,00 Frühaufsteher-Frühstück (ab 7:00 Uhr): Heißgetränk nach Wahl, Birchermüsli mit frischen Früchten oder herzhafter Bagel: EUR 5,00 Gourmet-Frühstück (wochentags ab 8:30 Uhr, Sa. 9:00, So. 10:00): ein wunderbares Frühstück mit allem was das Herz begehrt: Heißgetränk, frisches Brot/Brötchen, Obst, Wurst, Käse, Marmelade, Nutella, ... für EUR 9,00. Schreibt mir, wenn ihr Interesse habt, dann lege ich euch entsprechende Gutscheine ins Zimmer, die ihr bei mir vor Ort zahlen könnt. Ich kann euch auch einen Parkplatz für EUR 6,00 pro Nacht im Hof oder der Tiefgarage vom Nachbarhaus zur Verfügung stellen (nach Verfügbarkeit).

Das Lehenviertel ist ein junges, urbanes Viertel mit tollen Restaurants und kleinen Läden. Man kann zu Fuß in die Stadt laufen.

There are two air conditioners in the room, a large-screen TV, a refrigerator, a washing machine, and kitchen utensils for cooking. 24 hours on duty.

There are two air conditioners in the room, a large-screen TV, a refrigerator, a washing machine, and kitchen utensils for cooking. 24 hours on duty.

The appartment is well situated. You can walk to the park Schlossgarten or to the shopping street Königstraße in 10 min. Just around the corner you find a supermarket Edeka, a snack bar Döner, a nice pizzeria and different cafés. You reach the underground station Olgaeck in only 1 min. walk.

You have a big terrace where it's allowed to smoke. In the apartment you have towls and bedclothes. You can use free WLAN internet and a smart TV. You can use everythig in the kitchen. If you have laundry, please tell me. I will wash it for you.

The neighbours are nice and calm. In some floors are offices.

Die gemütliche Wohnung liegt im Zentrum Stuttgarts. Man erreicht den Hauptbahnhof (S- und U-Bahn) in 8 min zu Fuß, in 10 Minuten die Königstraße und in 2 Minuten den Stadtpark. Die Staatsgalerie befindet sich in unmittelbare Nähe. Das Mercedes-Benz Museum kann gut innerhalb von 10 Minuten mit der U-Bahn erreicht werden. Mehrfachbuchung nicht möglich!

Zu beachten ist die hohe Badewanne, deren Nutzung nicht für körperlich Beeinträchtigte oder ältere Menschen mit Bewegungseinschränkung sich eignet.

Ruhige und familiäre Nachbarschaft. Bäckerei und Cafés in der Nähe. Supermarkt zu Fuß oder mit U-Bahn schnell erreichbar.

Light, central and friendly! Walking distance to metro, restaurants, etc!

Spacious bedroom with a bed, desk, and toiletries

The apartment is walking distance to the beautiful Karlshöhe Park in Stuttgart, with lots of nice restaurants and bars around it as well.