Wat er het hele jaar speelt in Stuttgart, Duitsland

Druk — Christmas holidays in Duitsland, schoolvakanties in 6 van de markten die de plek vullen

In januari begint er niets nieuws.

Nog steeds bezig: Valley inversion air (15 nov – 28 feb (meestal))

Tussenseizoen — schoolvakanties in 3 van de markten die de plek vullen, een gewone maand

In februari begint er niets nieuws.

Nog steeds bezig: Valley inversion air (15 nov – 28 feb (meestal))

Druk — Easter holidays in Duitsland, schoolvakanties in 3 van de markten die de plek vullen

• Feestdag

  Easter holidays

  3–6 aprPasen & Goede WeekSluitingenDruk

  Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays everywhere, and shops close on Friday, Sunday and Monday. Good Friday is a quiet day with dance and loud-event bans in most states, and Germans use the four-day weekend to travel, so trains, motorways and holiday towns are busy. Bron ↗

Topdrukte — Easter holidays, Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest

• Festival

  Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest

  10 apr – 15 mei · meestalEet- & drinkfestivalDruk

  The spring version of the Wasen: two beer tents, a funfair and the same dirndls, on the Cannstatt meadows for three weeks. Locals rate it above the autumn one because it is half the size and you can get a table. Bron ↗

• Feestdag

  Ascension and Whitsun

  14–25 meiNationale feestdagSluitingenDruk

  Ascension Day, a Thursday 39 days after Easter, and Whit Monday 11 days later are public holidays nationwide. Shops close on both, many people bridge them into long weekends, and trains, motorways and hotels in holiday areas get busy. Bron ↗

Nog steeds bezig: Easter holidays (3–6 apr)

Topdrukte — Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest, Ascension and Whitsun

In mei begint er niets nieuws.

Nog steeds bezig: Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest (10 apr – 15 mei (meestal)), Ascension and Whitsun (14–25 mei)

Druk — schoolvakanties in 4 van de markten die de plek vullen, een van de beste maanden qua weer

In juni begint er niets nieuws.

Nog steeds bezig: Ascension and Whitsun (14–25 mei)

Druk — Summer holidays in Duitsland, schoolvakanties in 6 van de markten die de plek vullen

In juli begint er niets nieuws.

Topdrukte — Stuttgarter Weindorf, Summer holidays in Duitsland

• Festival

  Stuttgarter Weindorf

  24 aug – 10 sep · meestalOogsttijdDruk

  Twelve days when the squares around the old palace fill with wooden booths pouring Württemberg wine — Trollinger and Lemberger, which barely leave the region — with maultaschen to go with it. Vineyards grow inside the city here. Bron ↗

Topdrukte — Stuttgarter Weindorf, Cannstatter Volksfest

• Festival

  Cannstatter Volksfest

  20 sep – 15 okt · meestalEet- & drinkfestivalDrukBoek vroeg

  The second-largest beer festival in the world after Munich's, running since 1818 under a fruit column on the Wasen. Hotel rates across the region climb for its seventeen days and the S-Bahn is standing room after eight. Bron ↗

Nog steeds bezig: Stuttgarter Weindorf (24 aug – 10 sep (meestal))

Topdrukte — Cannstatter Volksfest, Autumn holidays in Duitsland

In oktober begint er niets nieuws.

Nog steeds bezig: Cannstatter Volksfest (20 sep – 15 okt (meestal))

Druk — Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt, schoolvakanties in 2 van de markten die de plek vullen

• Risico

  Valley inversion air

  15 nov – 28 feb · meestalWintersmog

  The city centre sits in a steep bowl with almost no through wind, which is why it spent years as Germany's worst spot for traffic particulates and still traps its own air on still winter days. Sensitive lungs notice it downtown, not on the hills. Bron ↗

• Festival

  Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt

  25 nov – 23 decKerst & nieuwjaarDruk

  One of the oldest and largest in Europe, filling the palace squares and courtyards, and known for the decorated roofs the stallholders compete over. A rink and a small market for children sit alongside it. Bron ↗

Topdrukte — Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt, Christmas holidays in Duitsland

In december begint er niets nieuws.

Nog steeds bezig: Valley inversion air (15 nov – 28 feb (meestal)), Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt (25 nov – 23 dec)