Shopping und relaxing
in Stuttgart city centre

Sparkling eyes, bright shop windows and a myriad of lights are a fair impression of Stuttgart city’s late-night shopping event. The unrivalled highlight is the musical rework display at Schlossplatz, which is bathed in romantic light. Anyone who still has hands not filled with shopping bags can join in the enthusiastic applause. The shops stay open until midnight and the Swabian metropolis has lots to offer.

Hip scene districts like Bohnenviertel with its small trendy boutiques by young unconventional fashion designers and a couple of designer jewellery stores. Or why not head for the busy Königstraße. The 1.2 kilometre pedestrian precinct is one of Germany’s oldest and busiest shopping streets. One flagship store follows on from the next. Major brands like Hugo Boss and Swarovski showcase their exclusive ranges here. However shoppers will also find Peek & Cloppenburg, Zara and H&M.

Nudging shoulders with them are small but exquisite stores with selected articles like the Stuttgart jeweller’s von Hofen, a tradition establishment for watches and jewellery. The selection includes all the famous watch brands. However, with its own workshop, von Hofen also stands for high value, personal service and expert advice. Fashionistas can find unusual jewellery in the new Wellendorff flagship store.

Around 25,000 square metres of store space, spread over three storeys and accessed by three main entrances, spacious aisles and a window front that stretches for almost a kilometre: these are the vital statistics of the GERBER shopping mall in Stuttgart’s city centre. The basement holds Stuttgart city’s most extensive selection of local amenities. Food and fashion stores are spread over all three storeys and invite shoppers to go on a spree.

Its around 43,000 square metres of space holds 200 shops, services and restaurants – including many new and unique concepts for Stuttgart. With its spacious architecture, large area ways and a Mediterranean air MILANEO is one of the city’s new shopping magnets. Its central location close to the main station and 1,700 parking spaces are convenient for shoppers.

The building of the Dorotheen Quartier has created a new hot spot in the state capital. A spacious well-laid out complex that invites relaxed exploration. Erected by builder-owner Breuninger, and planned by Stuttgart architect’s office Behnisch, it is brought to life by a diverse mix of tenants ranging from the state ministry and international fashion labels to on-trend bars. A city complex flanked, or to be more precise, created by three buildings in which shoppers can find exclusive boutiques and stores and exciting restaurants. It is a shopper’s paradise for slow enjoyment.