The Stuttgart City Library, properly named the Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart, is one of the largest libraries in the city. The public library originally opened in 1965 and was located in the Wilhelmspalais but is now housed in a gorgeous building that was designed by Eun Young Yi. Just walking around the library is such an amazing experience. They also host an array of readings, picture book shows, workshops, lectures, podium discussions, expert discussions, concerts, exhibitions, and much more for visitors of all ages throughout the year. If you plan in advance, you can schedule a docent-led tour of the library to learn about its facilities and history, or even try out the video walk tour on your very own smartphone.

Address: Mailänder Platz 1, 70173 Stuttgart, Germany, Phone: +49-711-21-69-11-00

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