Stuttgart in Hen Party

• Country: Germany
• Language: German
• Currency: Euros
• Cost of mixer: €4-5
• Airport: Stuttgart Airport (STR)
• Flight duration: 1 hr 55 mins

Best Places to Eat in Stuttgart?

For a proper sit-down meal with the girls that’s both delicious and situated in a sophisticated venue, head over to CUBE Restaurant Stuttgart. This late-night eatery is perfect for any time of the day if you and your group are looking for a delicious range of food options with Asian, European and traditional German influences in a modern venue with a relaxed atmosphere. This restaurant also has a selection of vegetarian dishes too, making this an excellent choice for groups with different dietary preferences.

For a more exotic taste, consider the extremely popular Ambiente Africa restaurant. Situated just a few streets away from the New Palace (Neues Schloss), this city centre venue is the best place to head to if you’re looking for something completely unique, with a variety of specialities that take inspiration from all over the African continent. With a great variety of vegetarian options as well, this is a one-of-a-kind eatery that should definitely be taken into consideration!

For all-day food and late night entertainment, Café Galao is the place to head to! Situated on Tübinger Str next to Marienplatz, this awesome eatery is a cosy and welcoming spot to grab a decent meal during the day and turns into a vibrant and exciting venue by night. Open until the early hours of the morning, this café often hosts live music events, making this the perfect place to head to before or after a night out!

Another hugely popular place to stop by and grab some food whilst exploring Stuttgart’s city centre is Café Moulu. Situated just off Schloßstraße, one of the city’s major thoroughfares, this hotspot that’s both popular with tourists and locals is highly regarded across Stuttgart for its fantastic coffee and mouth-watering small dishes. If you’re stopping by on your way to explore everything that the city has to offer or you fancy sitting down for a good lunch break with the girls, this is the place to go.

Nightclubs

One of the biggest and best nights out you could possibly have in Stuttgart if you’re a fan of EDM and dance music in general is SEVEN Stuttgart. The top dance music club in the city, this late-night venue regularly hosts the some of the best international DJs in the genre and stays open until the very early hours of the morning each weekend.

Another extremely popular venue on the Party Mile is KALA Bar & Club. Doubling up as a shisha lounge during the day, this vibrant nightlife hotspot is the perfect place to dance the night away no matter what day of the week it is! With regular DJ sets and an unbeatable atmosphere, we highly recommend dropping by at this bar to see what all the fuss is about.

Bars

Of course, what celebrations would be complete without a few cheeky cocktails? Well, luckily for you girls, Stuttgart has a fantastic selection of venues that serve up a variety of classic and totally unique cocktails. The first, situated on the Party Mile (Theodor-Heuss-Strasse) is Sausalitos Stuttgart. With a cosy and modern interior that will make you feel right at home, this Mexican themed hotspot is open its latest on the weekend, but should definitely be taken into consideration if you’re looking for a place to relax and enjoy a few mouth-watering cocktails before heading off to the bigger and louder venues that this street has to offer!

Situated just off the Party Mile on Wilhelmstraße is Schwarz Weiß Bar. A very popular venue that stays open until the very early hours every night of the week, this speakeasy-style bar features a warm and cosy candlelit interior and features some of the best cocktails in the city. Whether you and the girls are looking for a more relaxed night out and plan to stay at this venue all night or want to stop off for a few drinks before hitting the nightclubs, either is a great choice.

What Are the Reasons to Visit Stuttgart?

It's The "City of Palaces"

Former kings of Wurttemberg had multiple palaces built in and around Stuttgart, most notably the Neues Schloss (New Palace) situated in the heart of the city.

Germany's Wine Region

Although European wine is often associated with France and Spain, Germany also produces its own wine, most of its vineyards situated in the valleys of Stuttgart.

The Festivals

Throughout the year, Stuttgart hosts a variety of cultural festivals, including the hugely popular Cannstatter Volksfest, a beer festival taking place once a year.

The Motor Industry

Known for being home to companies like Daimler and Porsche, this city features a host of museums and exhibitions dedicated to the city’s car manufacturing history.

The Weather

With a reasonable climate similar to the UK and northern France, Stuttgart is actually slightly hotter due to the dense development of the city.

Fantastic Hen Party Activities

Whether you and the girls fancy an all-out celebration on board an American school party bus or want to learn a new skill with a cocktail making class.

The Natural Surroundings

Although Palma is a bustling city of nearly half a million people, the rest of the island is teeming with amazing natural sights that you shouldn’t be afraid to explore!

Fantastic Hen Party Activities

Whether you were hoping to see the sights with a Segway tour of the Old Town or exploring the treeline with a high ropes course, there’s an endless amount of things to do here,

How to Get Around Stuttgart?

Like many other major cities in Germany, Stuttgart has a fast and efficient public transport system. Featuring a light rail network (the “Stuttgart Stadtbahn”) that covers over 200 stations across 15 lines, this is probably the quickest way to get from A to B no matter what you have planned or where you’re going in the city. Tickets are reasonably priced and can be bought for a single trip, a full day or multiple days. If this is going to be your most used method of transport when you and the girls get to Stuttgart, then we would recommend purchasing your tickets as soon as you arrive to avoid any confusion!

For getting to know the city centre, the best way to explore and discover the biggest and best landmarks/­attractions would be by walking. Although there are services in the city where renting a bike for a few days is possible, the inner city cycle routes aren’t as well planned out as they are in other German cities like Berlin, and traffic can be heavy at peak times.