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Kriegsbergturm

A small tower (10 m) from the 19th century.

Address: Am Kriegsbergturm 27

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Qingyin garden
Garten der schönen Melodie
A small Chinese garden, with a pond, ornamental walls and a mini-pagoda included, hidden on one of the hills close to the Hauptbahnhof.
09:00 till dusk or 20:00, whichever comes sooner
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Kowalski
A stylishly designed electric club for an older audience. Here local DJs play fine electronic dance music, and sometimes an international bookings. Check the website for latest information.
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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
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Stadtbibliothek am Mailänder Platz
Neue Bibliothek, Bibliothek 21
Stuttgart's city library moved into this spectacular new building in 2011. It took 13 years of planning, an international architectural competition (which was won by Eun Young Yi from South Korea) and €80 million to complete it. On the outside, it is a sombre, nine-storey cube with a glass-brick facade. Inside, the whitewashed surfaces and bright lighting provide an almost unreal ambiance. There is quite a lot of innovative features and facilities inside, not only related to the rather simple layout and fit-outs, but rather to the way the library itself works - for example, you can borrow not only books, but also works of art, or work with music and sound clips in the sound lab. There is also a cafe on the top floor (open 10:00-18:00), and you can get a free map and audioguide from the reception on the ground floor.
Mon-Sat 09:00-21:00Most facilities are free of charge, but to borrow books or media you will need to purchase at least a monthly pass for €4