Stuttgart
| Stuttgart | |
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| Våben | Beliggenhed |
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| Administration | |
| Land |  Tyskland |
|---|---|
| Delstat | Baden-Württemberg |
| Admin. region | Stuttgart |
| Kreis | Kreisfri by |
| Underinddeling af byer | 23 distrikter |
| Overborgmester | Fritz Kuhn (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen) |
| Statistiske data | |
| Areal | 207,36 km² |
| Højde | 245 m |
| Indbyggere | 634.830 (31/12/2018) |
| - Tæthed | 3.061 Indb./km² |
| Grundlagt | 10. århundrede |
| Andre informationer | |
| Tidszone | CET/CEST (UTC+1/UTC+2) |
| Nummerplade | S |
| Postnr. | 70173–70619 |
| Tlf.-forvalg | 0711 |
| Koordinater | 48°46′43″N 09°10′46″Ø / 48.77861°N 9.17944°Ø |
| Hjemmeside | www.stuttgart.de |
Stuttgart er hovedstaden i delstaten Baden-Württemberg i Tyskland. Byen ligger i centrum af regionen Mittlerer Neckarraum og har cirka 600.000 indbyggere.
Byen har en betydelig industri, bl.a. findes her bilfabrikkerne: Mercedes-Benz (Daimler) samt Porsche, et Teknisk universitet med et verdensberømt botanisk institut og et kunstakademi.
Bygningsværker
- Stiftskirche (sengotisk kirke)
- Altes Schloss (italiensk renæssancestil, opført 1553-78)
- Neues Schloss (opført i det 18. århundrede)
- Schloss Solitude (opført 1764-1775, ligger i Stuttgart-west (Weilimdorf))
- Mercedes-Benz Museum
- Wüttembergs Gravkapel (opført i 11. århundrede) (Her ligger kongeparet Katharina og Wilhelm 1. af Württemberg)
Personer fra Stuttgart
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
- Gottlieb Daimler
- Max Horkheimer
- Berthold Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg
- Hermann Lang
- Richard von Weizsäcker
- Ferdinand Alexander Porsche
- Roland Emmerich
Galleri
Rådhus
Delstatsparlement
Havn
Stuttgart
Venskabsbyer
Stuttgart har 10 venskabsbyer[1]:
Brünn – Tjekkiet
Cardiff, Wales – Storbritannien
Kairo – Egypten
Łódź – Polen
Menzel Bourguiba – Tunesien
Mumbai (tidligere Bombay) – Indien
Samara – Rusland- St. Helens, England – Storbritannien
St. Louis, Missouri – USA
Strasbourg – Frankrig
Referencer
Eksterne henvisninger
- Turistoplysninger (på tysk, engelsk, m.fl.)
- Stuttgart Stadtinformation – oplysninger om byen (på tysk og engelsk)
- Stuttgart Journal- oplysninger om byen (på tysk)
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