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Europe is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. It’s also a wealthy continent, and travelling to certain countries can require a high budget. However, these are mostly urban legends.
Another myth is that Stuttgart and Valencia are very different cities. There is no doubt that they exist in different latitudes with different histories and different languages. However, both cities have many similarities; for example, they are low-budget destinations if you have cracked the code of where to visit.
In this content, I’ll share my experiences of having visited both cities.
Here are 10 low-cost tips for each city:
Stuttgart: the Industrial soul with a green touch
1. Schlossplatz: the city’s vibrant heart, with plenty of benches and space for picnics.
2. Public Library: a modern architectural gem. It is one of the must-visit spots in the city and the best part is that there is no entry fee.
3. Enjoy a fresh, green escape highlighting a stunning tower that provides an unparalleled city view. The tower itself is stunning.
4. Kunstmuseum Stuttgart: the art museum, also a great spot for panoramic city photos.
You can enter the building without any fee but there an entry fee to the museum.
5. Feinstraße and Tübinger Area: a block filled with hospitable and affordable places. I particularly recommend Hans Im Glück Stuttgart for a hamburger in an exotic setting.
6. Feuersee: a beautiful lake surrounded by historic buildings and cosy cafés. Breath in fresh air, relax and perform some stretches.
7. If you want to visit a collection of plants and animals, then this is the one for you. It is one of the largest zoological and botanical gardens in Europe with amazing deals and discounts on the entry fee.
8. If you are car enthusiast, you will fall in love with this place. There is an entry fee, but they have discounts for students and families. Plus, the building itself is stunning and worth photographing from the outside.
9. Porsche Museum: another haven for car lovers, featuring a collection of historic models. Admission is charged (with reduced rates for students and families), but the entrance with suspended Porsches is worth a visit.
10. Street Art: Stuttgart boasts a rich urban art scene. Explore the city searching for street artist works. Discover the latest pieces and news at Street Art Cities.
At this point, all that’s left is to pack and organize the trip. For a smart journey like this, having a connected phone is essential, both for sharing experiences and for obtaining useful information during the trip.
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