General information about Stuttgart

Stuttgart is the state capital of Baden-Württemberg. The city has roughly 600,000 inhabitants. Stuttgart sits in a basin-like valley widening of the Nesenbach toward the Neckar valley and is the seat of the state government, the state parliament and many public authorities.

The city is home to the stock and commodities exchange, the administrative court, the State Court of Justice and the Higher Regional Court, as well as the broadcaster Südwestrundfunk. Popular events include the Cannstatter Wasen, the Stuttgart Spring Festival and the Animation Festival, all of which are great occasions for meeting women in Stuttgart. The well-known hip-hop band Fanta 4, with Thomas D. and Smudo, also comes from this city in southern Germany. The Old Castle, built around 1320 as a moated castle, was turned from 1553 onward into an impressive four-wing complex with round corner towers, a three-story arcaded courtyard and a Gothic castle chapel. Besides the University of Stuttgart and the University of Hohenheim, the city is also home to the Daimler-Benz Corporate University, numerous universities of applied sciences, two Max Planck institutes and several Fraunhofer institutes. The city also has a state gallery and the fascinating Mercedes-Benz Museum. There is also the Württemberg State Theatre, the Apollo Theatre, the Palladium Theatre, the "Liederhalle" concert hall, the Gächinger Kantorei choir, the observatory and the planetarium, all great places to arrange a date with a woman in Stuttgart.

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In July 2007 it finally happened: after 13 years of negotiations, the federal government, the state of Baden-Württemberg, the city of Stuttgart and Deutsche Bahn agreed on building the new station "Stuttgart 21". With this project, costing 2.8 billion euros, the existing terminal station is being converted into an underground through station, which will integrate the Stuttgart rail hub better into the European high-speed network. Moving the approach and departure lines into tunnels makes it possible to remove around 100 hectares of tracks, which are meant to benefit urban development. Yet not every resident of Stuttgart approves of the project: considered too expensive and too risky, a citizens' initiative tried to stop the biggest construction site in Europe right in the middle of Stuttgart. By now, construction is under way.

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