As promised here are some images from my weekend walkabout in Stuttgart. I thought I didn’t take a lot of good photos there because of my need to walk quickly to cover a lot of ground, and searching for internet cafes so I could communicate with Malaysia 7 time zones away.
Flughafen Stuttgart, interior shot of the check in area, in the departure hall level.
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Actually this was just before the flight out of Stuttgart
The parking lot and main entrance into Flughafen Stuttgart.
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Where I learnt that baggage needed to be balanced properly
Hotel Am Wilhelmsplatz, where I stayed for two nights. Cozy, but I prefer the charm of the Ochsen Post Hotel myself.
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WLAN area is only in the restaurant below
Wilhelmsplatz, looking towards the direction of Holzstraße, immediately in front of the Hotel Am Wilhelmsplatz.
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Wilhelmsplatz, eary morning
I took this when I wasn’t really familiar with the city streets so I can’t remember where this was.
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Some nice sculptures
Two shots of Theodor-Heuss-Straße early Saturday morning. I’m really disappointed I didn’t get a couple of pictures of the weekend crowd along Königstraße.
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A north-east shot
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A south-west shot
just like the germany i know, functional city look everywhere…
I love these shots. That place must feel like “Geometry Central”. There are lots and lots of straight lines. Masha Allah, very cool!