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Liederhalle

Culture and Congress Centre

(1956)

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Linden-Museum
ethnological museum
The Museum is named after Karl von Linden, the president of the Württembergischer Verein für Handelsgeographie, who started the collection of various artifacts acquired from all corners of the world. The museum is housed in a purpose-built property from 1911, together with which it became a public property in 1973. There are permanent exhibitions devoted to all regions of the world except for Europe, as well as temporary thematic exhibitions. The on-site restaurant offers an exquisite menu in the evenings and a very affordable lunch menu on weekdays until 14:00.
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00€4 for the permanent exhibition, around €12 for the temporary ones. Entry free for children under 12
Drink
Suite 212
A posh bar/lounge with minimalist, urbane and undercool interior. People in the smart casual look sip their cocktails or wines around the large dance floor. On weekends the bar changes into a big party club exemplary for the night-life on the "Theo" party street.
to 05:00 on weekends
Drink
Hotzenplotz
Rustic atmosphere, little offside in Stuttgart-West.
Eat
Udo Snack
Of course McDonald's, Burger King and Subway are in town, too. If you want to try their locally renowned single shop competitor, go to Udo Snack in Calwer Straße.