Stuttgart entdecken mit Soundseeing Stuttgart

Auch wenn Soundseeing Stuttgart kein eigenes Zuhause mehr hat, so stehen die vielen Beiträge und Touren aus sechs Jahren immer noch online bei wordpress.com zur Verfügung. Über die Suche oben rechts kannst du ganz leicht nach Themen oder Orten suchen.

Ich hoffe, dass sie der Einen oder dem Anderen Anregung sind, Stuttgart selbst zu erkunden und auch nicht alltägliches über die Stadt zu erfahren. Viel Spaß! 🙂

Wenn Du noch Fragen oder Anregungen hast, schreib’ mir einfach eine E-Mail.

There are also some English episodes about Stuttgart on Soundseeing Stuttgart, so feel free to listen to them. If you have any questions or suggestions just send me an E-Mail. Enjoy Stuttgart. 😉

Enjoy Stuttgart at all seasons

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There are a lot of things to see, visit and taste when you come to Stuttgart, for let’s say – a weekend. So I would like to give you some very basic informations on sights, food and drinks and leisure (winter time) you should try.

Sights

• Old Castle
• State Galery, (official website)
• TV Tower
• Weissenhof Estate, (official website)

Don’t forget the Christmas Markets in Stuttgart, Esslingen am Neckar or Tübingen.

Food and Drinks

• Laugenbrezel
• Spätzle (Käsespätzle)
• Maultaschen
• Lentils with sausages
• Gaisburger Marsch

Leisure

• Skiing near Stuttgart
• Swabian Alp

As a good preparation you can find general information about Stuttgart on the Tourist Information site and on wikipedia.

Listen to the AAC Version with pictures (20,1 MB, 21:07 minutes).

If you have any question, feel free to write me an E-Mail.

Thank you and Adé

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The FIFA World Cup has chosen Italy as the world champion of football. Four weeks of football fun and party are over. Routine comes back again to Stuttgart and our lives everywhere else on the planet.
But we here in Stuttgart will never forget the great atmosphere you supporters brought to this city! Thank You.

The FIFA World Cup 2006 blog ends with this soundseeing tour but soundseeing stuttgart continues! 😉

I hope you enjoyed the tours and the time here in Stuttgart.

If you have any questions or suggestions just send me an E-Mail.

Screen failure at 1:0

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The atmosphere at the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart was very much heated by the weather and the English fans. But when in the second half the long anticipated goal fell the screen on the Schlossplatz had a short failure (you hear it at 08:12). Well what a joy afterwards and the English fans finally woke up again.

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Great Atmosphere at the Stadium

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Strengthened with a great Gazpacho from Marina of „Cuisine from Spain„, my boyfriend Martin, the ticket-holder and I went to the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion by S-Bahn. Starting from the Central Railway Station the S-Bahn was packed with fans who celebrated already inside the train.

Thousands of Spanish and Tunisian fans were to cue in-front of the security checkpoint where I had to stop and let them stream into the stadium. Good luck!

If you have any questions or suggestions just send me an E-Mail.

Orange on its way to gold…?

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An orange sea flooded the Fan-Fest on the Schlossplatz Friday night. Over 50,000 fans from the Netherlands and the Ivory Coast gathered and celebrated the match.

Some Dutch fans climbed the fountains and tried to cool down again. Even some pants came down! 😉

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Hopp, Schwiz!

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The first Worldcup 2006 match here in Stuttgart took place just today: France v Switzerland.

A wonderful coincident that two of our direct neighbours met in the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion. The atmosphere was great and the match really exciting, wasn’t it!

So, what to do after a (won) match? Just go to theFriedrichstraße which is a parallel street to the Königstraße right behind the glass cube of the Kunstmuseum. The victory corso is always there — no matter who won! 🙂

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Goooooal!

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Blue skies and 24° C at 9 p.m. We are not on holiday in Italy but at the Fan-Fest on the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart. It really has a great atmosphere with the three big screens and a lot of food and drinks. The match Argentina v Ivory Coast was really exciting to watch with thousands of peaceful fans.

Das Wetter ist ja nun wirklich ’ne Wucht! 24° C um 21:00 Uhr zum Anpfiff Argentinien : Elfenbeinküste sind echt unglaublich — besonders nach dem besch… Wetter der letzen Wochen.

Es war nicht so voll auf dem Schlossplatz, so dass man sich gut auf den Boden setzen konnte. Vielleicht bringst du dir eine Decke oder Jacke mit, um dich drauf zu setzen. Aber bei den Spielen, die jeder gucken will, wird’s mit dem Sitzen sicher nichts 😉

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See-Arena buoyed up

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Temperatures of 8° C and drizzle aren’t good friends for a grand opening. But things can only get better!

The Julius Bär See-Arena a kind of squeezed pitch bridge is situated in the Eckensee close to the Neues Schloss, Parliament and Staatstheater. With two grandstands, goal-bars and a VIP lounge the arena will certainly be a place to celebrate and chill out! Just some footsteps away from the public viewing on the Schlossplatz.

If you have any questions or suggestions just send me an E-Mail.

Swabian power-food

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Sure, you will have a great time when you come to Stuttgart for one of the matches or supporting your team. But do you know what to drink and eat to get your energy back? No?

Well, don’t hesitate to try one or more of the „culinary“ Swabian power-food below. Maybe at the small Wine Village on Schillerplatz or in one of the Biergarten downtown.
When in Stuttgart eat like the Stuttgarts do. 😉

Meals:

• Spätzle (special kind of home-made pasta)
• Linsen und Spätzle (lentils, Spätzle and a pair of wieners)
• Maultaschen (Swabian pockets, pasta squares filled with meat and spinach, either „in der Brühe“ (broth) or geschmälzt (fried in butter))
• Zwiebelrostbraten (roast with lots of onions)
• Schwäbischer Kartoffelsalat (potato salad with vinegar, oil and broth, sometimes warm)
• Wurstsalat (sausage salad with onions and vinegar and oil)
• Brezels

Drinks:

• Viertle (a quarter of litre wine, just add the sort or name of the wine like „Ein Viertle Trollinger“)
• Trollinger or Lemberger (red wines of the region)
• Riesling or Kerner (white wines)
• Rotweinschorle (red wine spritzer) or Weißweinschorle (white wine spritzer)
• Most (must or cider, usually made of apples, very refreshing)
• Apfelsaftschorle (apple juice spritzer, no alcohol)
• Radler (shandy, mix of beer and lemonade)
• Hefeweizen (beer brewed with wheat, either „hell“ (blond) or „dunkel“ (dark))
• Bier (there are some breweries in Stuttgart and thus a variety of beers, so just try them)

If you have any questions or suggestions just send me an E-Mail.