Schillerplatz

Although in legend Friedrich von Schiller "Poet" appears only as a poet, the truth is that he was much more - a military medical doctor and writer, the truth is that he well deserves a plaza (square). Anyway, the city has searched for a niche, you see the back of all the buildings which gives the sensation that it was once a wasteland. The Regional Museum of Baden-Wütemberg is in Schiller Platz, the Stiff Kirche is an evangelical church and the surrounding historical buildings are well maintained, although as I say, almost all are the rear thereof. Goethe, the great german teacher par excellence,

Lovely place in the center of the city. For many, the most beautiful place. Its name is in honor of the poet Friedrich Schiller, who studied at the military academy in Stuttgart (Hohe Karlsschule). The square is surrounded y historical buildings. Among them the former Foreign Ministry (1542-1544) and Stiftsfruchtkasten (1578), with its distinctive gabled barn that is home to a museum of instruments. It is an essential place to see in Stuttgart. If you have the chance, I recommend you visit both day and night because they look completely different depending on the time of day. During the day it is full of activity as part of the outdoor market is mounted here as well as temporary exhibitions, the Christmas market, etc.