Frequent European travellers know that the beauty of the continent is the proximity of one country to the next. In the distance that it takes to travel through a few states in America, one can stop by several airports in Europe. But for those that want to travel in style and luxury, getting to see the more off-the-beaten-path locations in Europe has not been that simple. That changed when LunaJets began offering private jet rentals throughout Europe all with the click of an app for how many passengers you need. Now explorers can decide to visit a city like Stuttgart for a day or a week with ease. Hiring a private jet to Stuttgart airport or any other airport puts cities like this at the fingertips of anyone adventurous enough to climb aboard.
Stuttgart is the capital of southwest Germany's Baden-Wurttemberg state. It is a city of dichotomies. Sleek yet historic, it boasts vineyards, breweries, and urban professionals. Surrounded by the famous Black Forest, Stuttgart appeals to far-reaching interests. It is both a cultural destination with acclaimed arts and performances as well as an automotive marvel. Private jet charter with LunaJets to level up your experience, by arriving directly at Stuttgart airport with the aircraft you want and at the departure flight time you need.
Birthplace of Luxury Automotive Innovation
Visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum
Germany is known for the luxury cars that are manufactured there and Baden-Württembergs capital is home to two of the most prestigious ones around. Porsche and Mercedes Benz originated in Stuttgart and there is plenty to do there to honour that. Visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum to experience that history.
Urban Green Space
Take a tour of the Willhelma garden
Stuttgart takes the environment seriously and puts its money where its mouth is. 60% of Stuttgart is open space and almost 40% is protected. The Wilhelma Zoological-Botanical Garden is a wonderful way to enjoy the nature of Stuttgart. Running since 1846, it is home to 1000 species and the largest magnolia grove in Europe.
Window Shopping
Königstraße is German for King Street and the name does not disappoint. The third most popular street for shopping in all of Germany, this street offers all the top shopping chains in a pedestrianized setting that is loved by locals and tourists alike.
Revisit History
Visit the Ludwigsburg Palace and gardens
While Stuttgart is a city of newness and innovation it is also a city filled with a rich history. Visit the Ludwigsburg Palace which is the largest palatial estate in Germany with 452 rooms. It has been called the "Versailles of Swabia" and started out as a hunting estate for a German Duke in 1705. While those in residence changed, the palace has remained an important part of German history until now. Today it is open for travellers to visit, tour the palace and walk the gardens.
Places to Stay When Visiting Stuttgart
Waldhotel Stuttgart
Located in the idyllic countryside surrounding a modern city, the Waldhotel Stuttgart has 96 luxurious private rooms that boast contemporary design. The Waldhotel accommodates travellers looking for a respite in nature as well as those that want to stay active with a jog, tennis match or training in their fitness centre. The hotel also offers multiple restaurants that provide fresh and local cuisine. What better way of arriving at Waldhotel than by jet?
Jaz in the City
For those who feel a more urban getaway is what they are looking for, Jaz in the City is the place for them. Located in the centre of Stuttgart, this hotel chain's sleek and contemporary architecture is a perfect addition to the city. Jaz in the City has a laid-back vibe that incorporates the music, art, culture, and music of the city to become far more of an experience than a hotel stay. Jaz in the City of Stuttgart has 166 rooms, lots of fitness opportunities, and is right next to the shopping mall.
Places to eat while in Stuttgart
Speisemeisterei
This Restaurant located on the outskirts of Stuttgart, Schloss Hohenheim, is the perfect place if you need to take some VIP guests out. Speisemeisterei lends itself perfectly to bigger events such as birthday parties, office meetings, etc. They offer superb concierge services besides their on-demand cuisine.
Yakiniku
Looking for excellent sushi? Yakiniku is by far the best sushi restaurant in town. Besides sushi, this restaurant is known for its japanese barbecue-culture that will reveal some of your tastebuds you did not know you had before. The typical interior and fantastic service will make Yakiniku a must-go-to-place when in Stuttgart.
Why Choose LunaJets?
The simplicity of using LunaJet gives you the chance to visit any location that enters your imagination. A trip to Stuttgart may have seemed out of the way and hard to reach as compared to cities like Paris, London, or even Berlin. But LunaJets has changed all that. Now tourists can take a flight on a high-end jet and visit the Porsche Museum for the day or hit a Stuttgart nightclub at night.
LunaJets provides state-of-the-art, luxurious jets and a team who organizes your itinerary. With the click of an app, you can hop on a flight anywhere in the world. The LunaJets team handles the hard stuff. You just have to climb aboard and make your dinner reservations. Our private aviation advisors will arrange the aircraft you want for your private jet flights, the only thing you need to do is to get with us on board. Check with our team for empty legs and get the same quality service for a much more reduced flight, get a one-way private flight and choose from any aircraft and airport you wish.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Stuttgart airport from Stuttgart?
About 14 km away from the city centre and a 20-minute drive.
When is the best time to visit Stuttgart?
The warmest months are June, July, and August, however, the city is vibrant throughout spring to autumn.
Can I bring pets on a private jet?
Of course, get in touch with our private advisors today and we will organize the best trip for you and your furry friends.
What is Stuttgart known for?
Stuttgart is known as the “cradle of the automobile” as it is home to Mercedes and Porsche. An absolute must-go if you are a fan of automobiles.
How far is Stuttgart from Berlin?
It is 630 km away from each other. If you take a private plane it will take you just over an hour.
