Stuttgart, Germany
Germany
Stuttgart, Germany shares 2265 connections with 6704 other places across 29 topics, with sports and music forming the largest portions of its network. Its European reach runs wide: Berlin, London, Paris, and Munich all share many connections with the city. Stuttgart hosted the inaugural European Youth Table Tennis Championships in 1955, and its stock exchange, Börse Stuttgart, expanded internationally by acquiring Sweden's Nordic Growth Market in 2008. History and art round out a profile shaped as much by European cultural ties as by industrial presence.
Walter Scheel
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Germany | Solingen, Germany
Eberhard Weber
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Hampton, United States
Gustav Jäger (naturalist)
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Darwin, Australia | Baden-Württemberg
Andreas Eschbach
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Ulm, Germany
Eugen Baumann
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Leipzig, Germany | Gothenburg, Sweden
Hugo von Mohl
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Munich, Germany
Frederick II Eugene, Duke of Württemberg
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: France
Fanny Lewald
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: France | Dresden, Germany
Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Germany | Baden-Württemberg
Hans Folz
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Germany | Nuremberg, Germany
Karl von Weizsäcker
Ronald Desruelles
Connects Stuttgart, Germany to: Thailand | Antwerp, Belgium