Star Journey Show

Embark on an exciting journey through the cosmos at the Stuttgart Planetarium with their children's show 'The Small 1x1 of the Stars' (Das kleine 1x1 der Sterne).

This program is designed to introduce children to the wonders of our solar system, stars, and constellations in an engaging and accessible way.

Perfect for children aged 6 and up, this 45-minute show is both educational and visually stunning. The Planetarium is fully barrier-free, with wheelchair access. Restrooms are available on-site. Consider arriving a bit early to secure good seats.

Christmas Garden Magic

Step into a winter wonderland at the Christmas Garden at Wilhelma.

From mid-November, the zoological-botanical garden transforms into a dazzling spectacle of lights, festive decorations, and magical soundscapes, offering a truly enchanting evening walk for the whole family.

This immersive light experience is suitable for all ages and creates a festive atmosphere. Dress warmly, as it's an outdoor event. Stroller access should be good on paved paths, and restrooms are available throughout Wilhelma. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours enjoying the displays.

Wilhelma Zoo Visit

Spend the morning exploring Wilhelma, Stuttgart’s unique Zoological-Botanical Garden.

Home to over 11,000 animals and countless plant species, Wilhelma offers modern enclosures, extensive botanical gardens, and a rainforest-themed main playground. It's a fantastic blend of nature, history, and education.

Perfect for energetic kids, with a large playground for climbing and balancing. Look out for rare animals like koalas and quokkas. Diaper-changing tables are available in restaurants and at various toilet facilities. Strollers are welcome. Plan for at least 3-4 hours of exploration. Children under 6 are free.

Jungle Lunch Adventure

Enjoy a casual, kid-friendly lunch at the 'jungle-style restaurant' within TobiDu Indoor Playground.

This allows for a convenient transition directly into the afternoon's play activity. The restaurant offers children's set menus and a relaxed atmosphere.

Kids will love the themed dining experience, and it's a great way to refuel before an afternoon of active play. High chairs are likely available. This provides a budget-friendly lunch option with kid-approved meals.

TobiDu Indoor Play

Unleash your kids' energy at TobiDu Indoorspielplatz, a 2,000 m² 'tropical jungle' themed indoor playground.

It features a wide array of facilities including climbing frames, various slides, multi-functional trampolines, and a dedicated soft and safe play area for babies and infants (0-3 years). There’s also a mini football field and children’s electric car track.

This is an ideal activity for all ages, especially if the weather is cold or rainy. Children aged 3-12 will find plenty to do, while younger siblings have their own space. Parents can relax in the seating areas. Non-slip socks are required. Restrooms and baby changing facilities are available.

Cozy Family Dinner

Enjoy a relaxing early dinner at a family-friendly restaurant in Stuttgart.

Look for eateries offering a diverse children's menu and a welcoming atmosphere, such as a traditional Swabian restaurant for local flavors or a casual international dining spot.

Choose a restaurant with space for strollers and good changing facilities if needed. Early dinner allows for a relaxed end to the day and adheres to children's bedtimes. Many restaurants in Stuttgart offer 'Kinderkarte' (children's menu) with smaller portions of popular dishes.

Junges Schloss Fun

Dive into the 'BUNT' interactive exhibition at Junges Schloss Kindermuseum, designed for children aged 4 and up.

This vibrant exhibition celebrates its 15th anniversary and invites families to explore and create with interactive stations for painting, building, moving, and listening, offering playful access to shapes, patterns, colors, and sounds.

This museum provides a wonderful blend of learning and play, encouraging creativity and sensory exploration. It's perfect for a relaxed Sunday morning. Restrooms and stroller access are available. Plan for 1.5-2 hours. Admission to the permanent exhibitions is free for children up to 12 and two adults. The 'BUNT' exhibition might have a separate charge or use family card slots.

Children's Rights Day

Celebrate and learn at the 'Palace of Children's Rights' action day at StadtPalais – Museum for Stuttgart.

On the occasion of International Children's Rights Day, families and children aged 5 and over can enjoy a colorful program of free games, creative hands-on activities, children's theater, handicrafts, book printing, and a wheel of fortune.

This free event is a fantastic opportunity for children to learn about their rights in a fun, interactive environment. It's especially suitable for the 5-12 age range, offering diverse activities to keep them engaged for several hours. A café is available on-site for refreshments.

Killesberg Park Play

Enjoy a relaxed afternoon at Höhenpark Killesberg, one of Stuttgart's most beautiful parks.

While there isn't a specific event, the park offers vast green spaces, playgrounds, and miniature railway rides (seasonal, check for November operation). It's a perfect spot for kids to run around and burn off any remaining energy before heading home.

Ideal for winding down the weekend. The park has multiple playgrounds suitable for various ages. Restrooms are available. Check the Killesbergbahn (miniature railway) schedule if interested, as operation might be limited in November. Bring a ball or frisbee for extra fun.