[2025 Stuttgart Attraction] Travel Guide for Public Library Stuttgart (Updated Apr)

The Stuttgart Public Library in Germany is a must-visit! 🌟If you're in Stuttgart, Germany, this is definitely a spot you can't miss! 🤩I'm very grateful to my friend for the strong recommendation, the actual experience was truly amazing! 🤗 In a quiet corner of the library, pick a book you like 📖, find a comfortable seat, and immerse yourself in the ocean of knowledge 📚. The sunlight filters through the windows onto the pages of the book, warm and cozy ☀️. The library has 8 floors, and it is recommended to start from the 8th floor and visit each floor in turn 🚶. It is open to the public for free, and the opening hours are from 9 am to 9 pm, closed on Sundays and public holidays 🕰️. The library is located about 800 meters from Stuttgart Central Station, making it very convenient to access 🚇. Behind the library, there's a large swing that instantly awakens your inner child 🎈. I managed to get to the library just before 9 pm after work in the evening, and the beauty of the 7th floor seemed to dissipate all the fatigue 🤩. Thanks to a passerby for capturing this wonderful moment 📷! Strongly recommended! Not to be missed! 👏 I've been too busy lately, no time to think about freelancing. This two-week business trip has given me a new perspective on freelancing.

Stuttgart City Library. Designed by Korean designer Yi Eun-young, the exterior is a nine-story cubic box of concrete and glass bricks. It is very simple and very oriental. It is not easy to adopt the design of an Asian architect in Germany with a profound design and a famous architect. The most shocking thing is this pure white atrium space, five floors high, sacred and quiet. The bookshelves are displayed in an orderly manner like supermarket shelves. The white external staircase provides up and down traffic, and the space of the Founder is full of fun. The blue seats, the people who read them, are dotted in them. Instead of using artificial lighting, the architects naturally lit through the transparent ceiling, saving energy and making the interior full of warmth. This library has a library of 500,000 books as a city library, which should not be too much. Another feature of the library is that there is a large rooftop, which can be reached to the rooftop overlooking Stuttgart before 6 pm. Next to the oversized shopping center Milaneo, you can eat and shop Transport: Metro Ubahn5/6/7/15 to Stadtsbibliothek station, just a few steps away. Or U12 to Budapester Platz.

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A pure white cubic building in Stuttgart, Germany. The library is called “City Library at the Mailänder Platz”. It is a mysterious library where you can see a wide view, but you can enter your own space, and just being there makes you feel lighter. I thought there would be a lot of tourists, but when I went there on Wednesday, December 2024, it was calm as shown in the photo. There is also a small Japanese book section, and there were books that were recently famous in Japan, so it seems that they are being added in real time. It is a 10-minute walk from the station (Stuttgart Central Station) 🚶 The main floors are the 5th to 8th floors. Admission is free and the restrooms are clean. It would be a good idea to visit it as a break during your trip 😊 #0 yen trip February 2025 #Germany #Stuttgart #Library #Fashionable spot

🌟Main attractions 📍Schlossplatz: A landmark attraction in the city center, with fountains, monuments and buildings, suitable for taking photos. The recommended visiting time is 20-30 minutes. 📍Königstaße: A commercial pedestrian street in the city center, about 1.3 kilometers long, suitable for tourists who love shopping. A one-way walk takes about 20 minutes. 📍Stuttgart City Library (Stadtbibliothek): Known as the most beautiful library, it is a popular tourist attraction and suitable for checking in and taking photos. It is free to enter and is open from Monday to Saturday from 9am to 9pm. 📍Mercedes-Benz Museum: A must-visit for car fans. Tickets cost 16 euros. Opening hours are from 9am to 6pm from Tuesday to Sunday. The recommended visiting time is about 2 hours. 📍Porsche Museum: An optional attraction for car enthusiasts, ticket price is 12 euros, opening hours are 9am-6pm from Tuesday to Sunday, and the recommended visiting time is about 1 hour. 🌟3. Recommended itinerary 🌟Day 1: Arrive in Stuttgart, visit the City Library, stroll along King Street, and dine around the Palace Square in the evening and enjoy the night view. 🌟Day 2: Visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum in the morning and continue your journey to Munich in the afternoon. 🌟4. Festivals April: Stuttgart International Animation Film Festival, one of the most important festivals in the global animation film industry, major cinemas in the city, Mercedes-Benz Museum and Palace Square will show wonderful animation films from all over the world. 🌟5. Dining Recommendations Stuttgart offers traditional Swabian cuisine, and you can enjoy local dishes and flavors in local restaurants. In addition, there are a variety of bars and cafes for tourists to choose from, such as Mon Petit Café - Bistrobar, O'Reilly's Irish Pub, etc. 🌟6. Travel Notes Although Stuttgart is located in the cool westerly belt, it is located in a basin and has a dense population, so the temperature is relatively high. There is no ice or snow in the city in winter, and the annual average temperature is 10.7 degrees Celsius. Due to its location on the leeward slope, Stuttgart has less precipitation and belongs to the arid region of Germany. 🌟7. Accommodation Recommendations There are many hotels to choose from in Stuttgart, such as Le Méridien Stuttgart, Pullman Stuttgart Fontana and Hotel Asenberg.

The German railway strike happened, so the trip to Munich turned into a trip to Stuttgart. One of the most beautiful libraries in Germany, Stuttgart City Library - take the subway and get off at Stadtbibliothek station. It is a 1-minute walk from the subway station. The building looks like a large Tetris. There is a white dream space check-in point in the library. There is a toy truck track to transport books. At night, the outer wall emits blue lights, which is very eye-catching~ There is a large Italian shopping mall Milaneo nearby, which is a place for shopping, food, and people. You won’t feel bored even if you spend a whole day shopping here~

📚✨ A day at the Public Library in Stuttgart was nothing short of a literary escape. From the moment I stepped into this architectural marvel, I was enveloped in a world of knowledge and tranquility. The library's modern design seamlessly blends with its commitment to fostering a love for reading. Towering shelves held a treasure trove of books, a literary mosaic inviting exploration. The soft hum of pages turning and occasional whispers created a symphony of intellectual engagement. The expansive reading areas, bathed in natural light, became my sanctuary. I found myself losing track of time amid the comforting rustle of pages and the scent of aged paper. The library's vast collection spans genres and cultures, a testament to its dedication to inclusivity and diversity. The innovation hub was a revelation, a dynamic space where technology and creativity converged. Modern workstations, collaborative zones, and the hum of focused conversations underscored the library's role as a vibrant hub for learning and innovation. Exploring the various sections felt like embarking on a literary journey. Each book seemed to have its own story to tell, and I eagerly traversed genres, discovering hidden gems and immersing myself in narratives that transported me across time and space. The serene rooftop garden provided a welcome respite, offering panoramic views of Stuttgart. Surrounded by greenery and the distant hum of the city, it was a perfect spot for contemplation and reflection. As I reluctantly left the library, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the experience. The Public Library in Stuttgart isn't just a repository of books; it's a haven for the curious, a place where the magic of literature and the possibilities of knowledge converge. This visit was a reminder of the transformative power of libraries—their ability to inspire, connect, and ignite the imagination. 📖🌿 #tripstars #travel #stuttgart

The Stuttgart City Library is one of the most beautiful libraries in the world. There is no direct lighting in the whole hall, and the white is also used as the main tone. The museum is designed by the German Korean designer YiEun-young, and its cube structure is inspired by the design. In the Pantheon of ancient Rome, the center of the library has designed a "heart" of a straight structure, which is convenient for multi-floor meetings, and allows natural light to penetrate the roof and be shot into the museum.