With Anselm Vogt-Moykopf on an architectural journey through the city
Stuttgart is much more than just Daimler, Porsche, and Kehrwoche. Those who walk through the city with their eyes open—or even better: with an architecture-loving guide—will discover an exciting diversity of building culture, oscillating between history, innovation, and the joy of experimentation. Our Architecture Tour shows you Stuttgart as you may never have seen it before.
A city that tells a story through its construction
Whether it’s magnificent neoclassical buildings, functionalist residential concepts, or visionary new buildings – Stuttgart is an architectural kaleidoscope. On our tour, we’ll take you to the most iconic buildings as well as hidden gems off the beaten track.
The highlights include:
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The Weissenhof Ensemble: The heart of classical modernism, designed in 1927 by world stars such as Le Corbusier.
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The Tagblatt Tower High-Rise: An avant-garde symbol of New Objectivity in the heart of the city.
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The City Library at Mailänder Platz: A cube of light, space, and tranquility – contemporary architecture with a wow factor.
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The Bohnenviertel: Between half-timbered romanticism and urban change, this A district with centuries of construction and living.
Architecture as a Mirror of Society
Anselm Vogt-Moykopf, a long-time city guide and avowed Stuttgart lover, takes you on a journey through the city’s architectural layers. This isn’t just about architecture as an art form – it’s also about what it reveals about the people, their time, and their ideas. Why and when was it built, how? And what do facades, window shapes, or square designs tell us about the society in which they were created?
For laypeople and enthusiasts
This tour is aimed at both architecture enthusiasts and curious city travelers who want to experience Stuttgart from a new perspective. Thanks to vivid explanations, exciting anecdotes, and interactive elements, no stone is left unturned – at least not in your mind.
Tailor-made and individually expandable
Our Architecture Tour is available both as a compact city tour by bus and as a guided walking tour. Upon request, we can also put together individual focuses – e.g. E.g., on the topics of « Post-War Modernism, » « Stuttgart 21 and Urban Development, » or « Green Building in the Kessel. »
Want to rediscover Stuttgart?
Then contact us – for an exciting tour that not only opens your eyes but also broadens your horizons.
