Stuttgart

Art museum occupies a glass cube structure containing 5,000 works of modern and contemporary art, including the world’s most significant collection of pieces by Otto Dix.

Rococo palace serves as the former hunting lodge and summer residence for the Dukes of Württemberg, featuring a white central domed hall and a straight avenue that aligns exactly with the royal residence in Ludwigsburg.

Mausoleum features a central rotunda with four porticoes and houses the sarcophagi of King Wilhelm I and Queen Catherine.

Natural history museum contains 11,000,000 biological and paleontological specimens, including 100,000 vertebrate fossils and 50,000 botanical type specimens.

Ethnology museum houses 160,000 objects from Africa, East Asia, and the Islamic world, featuring a 19th-century Japanese tea house and a Tibetan altar room.

Art museum houses collection of European painting and sculpture alongside extensive graphic holdings containing works by numerous international artists.

Housing estate comprises eleven buildings designed by diverse international architects as a prototype for modern living and functionalist construction.

Television tower standing 217 meters tall as the world’s first reinforced concrete telecommunications tower, serving as the prototype for similar structures globally.