Cheap Flights from London to Stuttgart

Stuttgart, the capital city of Baden-Wurttemberg, lies in the vine growing Valley of Neckar River and the adjoining famous Black Forest region in Southern Germany. It was the seat of power of the Wurttemberg aristocracy who have left behind a rich legacy of magnificent palaces and grand structures. Being home to the headquarters of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, the world’s top auto brands, Stuttgart is also called the city of automobile royalty.

Among Germans, the people of Stuttgart have a reputation of being well-dressed, hard-working, competitive professionals who love their time on the autobahns.

Tip: The riverside parties, open-air concerts and evenings at beer gardens are the flavour in August followed by new wine season and Oktoberfest style Cannstatter Volkfest (2nd largest beer festival) in September. The tourist season peaks in December when the whole downtown becomes a big Christmas market.

Travelling to Stuttgart 

The Stuttgart Airport is 6^th-busiest in Germany and is well connected to many European destinations. The average duration of London to Stuttgart flights is an hour and 38 minutes. There are 37 direct flights to Stuttgart operated by Eurowings and British Airways. Eurowings and EasyJet Airlines frequently run offers for cheap flights from London.

Tip: A round trip booking done well in advance not only saves big but also helps plan our itinerary better.

Exploring Stuttgart City

The stately grandeur of Stuttgart is visible in its many historical monuments. The Schloss Solitude, The Stuttgart palace or the Duke’s hunting lodge, the gothic-style St John’s Church with its stained-glass windows. The Staatsgalerie or the art museum which holds art pieces of Renaissance masters like Rubens, Rembrandt and also art by Picasso, Dali and other 20^thcentury artists are excellent examples of this. Wilhelmaa Zoo is 2^nd only to the Berlin zoo, and the Botanical gardens have Europe’s largest magnolia grove.

The more modern commercial face of Stuttgart is brought out by the Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum with their exhibits of vehicles and guided audio tours taking us through the many engineering innovations and history of these brands. The Fernsehturm, the TV tower having a revolving deck also holds the distinction for being the world’s first tower.

Shopping is fun in the pedestrian-only Konigstrabe, and the Markthalle is a gourmet destination with stalls selling exotic treats and staples like wine, confectionery, flowers.

Germany is known for its Christmas markets, and one at Stuttgart is the largest and best. With rustic log cabins having elaborate holiday scenes and decorations occupying the Marktplatz and Schollerplatz, it’s full of handmade gifts, holiday decorations, and Christmas delicacies.

Where to Stay 

Whether you are looking for Luxury or mid-range or the budget hotels, Stuttgart has them all and the area around Hauptbahnhof, the city’s main train station, and the city centre are the locations preferred by tourists.

Tip: You can expect 10 to 20 % discounts at hotels targeting business travellers on weekdays.

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