Stuttgart Wine Village

Kick off your weekend at the Stuttgarter Weindorf (Stuttgart Wine Village), one of Germany's most beautiful wine festivals.

The city center transforms with cozy wine arbors, offering over 500 different Württemberg wines and delicious Swabian specialties. It’s a perfect spot to meet friends, enjoy traditional food, and soak in the festive atmosphere.

The Weindorf is a central highlight of Stuttgart's late summer. It's an expansive festival where you can stroll between squares, sample various wines directly from local vintners, and indulge in hearty regional dishes. Expect a lively crowd, often with live music performances. Reservations for tables, especially in the evenings, are recommended for larger groups.

Schlager Party Night

Dive into the vibrant nightlife at mr.

mac's Schlagerparty at Perkins Park. This popular event features Schlager music, a genre of German-language pop known for its catchy tunes and sing-along anthems, promising a night of dancing and fun for locals.

Perkins Park is a well-known club in Stuttgart, popular for its themed parties. This Schlager party is a favorite among locals looking for an energetic night out with nostalgic German hits. It's highly recommended to arrive early or purchase tickets in advance due to its popularity.

Wine Village Morning

Start your Saturday with a relaxed morning at the Stuttgarter Weindorf.

Enjoy the quieter ambiance, browse the various wine stalls, and perhaps discover new favorite regional wines. It's an excellent opportunity to savor a traditional Swabian breakfast or an early lunch amidst the festive decor.

Weekends at the Weindorf are especially lively. Morning visits allow for a more leisurely experience before the evening crowds arrive. Many stalls offer smaller dishes perfect for brunch or a light meal. Consider purchasing a 'Viertele' (a quarter-liter glass) of different wines to sample.

Porsche Museum Visit

Immerse yourself in automotive history at the Porsche Museum.

This iconic museum showcases around 80 vehicles and 200 smaller exhibits across 5,600 square meters, detailing Porsche's legacy from its beginnings to the present day. See legendary racing cars, production vehicles, and prototypes. You can also experience the museum workshop where classics are restored.

The Porsche Museum offers a fascinating insight into the brand's innovation. It’s not just for car enthusiasts; the architecture and presentation are impressive. An 'Escape Game' (around EUR 175 for 2-5 people, 90 min) is also available for those seeking an interactive challenge, requiring advance booking.

Unplugged Concert

Enjoy a more intimate musical experience with 'Mietzi Records präsentiert: Cannstatt Unplugged #2 mit Gaudion (AUS)' at Kulturinsel Stuttgart.

This event features Gaudion from Australia in an unplugged setting, offering a relaxed yet engaging evening of live music.

Kulturinsel Stuttgart is known for hosting diverse cultural events. This unplugged concert provides a unique opportunity to see an international artist in a cozy atmosphere. It's a free event, making it an accessible and enjoyable option for a Saturday evening.

90s & 2000s Party

Dance the night away at the 'Boa 90er & 2000er Party' at Boa Discothek Stuttgart.

This popular party revisits the hits from the 90s and 2000s, ensuring a nostalgic and energetic night for those looking to hit the dance floor.

Boa Discothek is a long-standing fixture in Stuttgart's nightlife. Expect a lively crowd and classic tracks from two iconic decades. This event is a great choice for locals who enjoy pop, hip-hop, and dance hits from that era. Arrive early or expect a queue.

Classics & Coffee

Attend 'Classics & Coffee' at the Mercedes-Benz Museum, a popular classic car meeting held every Sunday.

Enthusiasts gather with their historic vehicles, and visitors can enjoy the unique flair on the extensive outdoor site, chat with car owners, and admire a wide range of classic cars, with or without the Mercedes star.

This open-air event is a fantastic opportunity for car lovers and families. Vehicles with H-plates (historic car registration) and young classics (over 20 years old) can park free on the museum hill. Even if you don't own a classic, it's a great experience to see the cars and the vibrant scene. The permanent museum exhibition is also open (ticketed separately).

Stuttgart Wine Village Finale

Spend your Sunday afternoon returning to the Stuttgarter Weindorf for a final taste of regional wines and a relaxed atmosphere.

The festival runs until September, but this is a perfect chance to enjoy the weekend's peak before it continues into the week.

Sunday afternoons at the Weindorf are typically family-friendly and offer a pleasant, festive close to the weekend. It's an ideal time to enjoy some last-minute wine purchases or simply people-watch and enjoy the culinary offerings.

Terrace True Love

Conclude your weekend with 'Sonntags auf der Terrasse x TRUE LOVE' at Kowalski, a free event on Sunday afternoon.

Enjoy a relaxed ambiance on their terrace, perfect for winding down the weekend with music and good company.

Kowalski is a popular venue known for its electronic music events and vibrant atmosphere. This Sunday session offers a more laid-back vibe, ideal for enjoying the late afternoon sun and casual socialising. It's a favorite among younger locals.