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Holding a congress or event in Stuttgart means organising an event in a top economic region. The area is home to global market leaders and medium-sized hidden champions. Across Germany, the region ranks first in terms of innovation and research. However, the Stuttgart region has much more to offer. As true Stuttgart insiders, we give you the low-down on the best places to see and visit in our beautiful city. We also offer you news, tips and advice for your event from the Liederhalle and the events industry as a whole.
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Stuttgarter Kunstmuseum
The Liederhalle recommends you visit the Stuttgart Kunstmuseum art museum and exhibitions.
Park Schloss Hohenheim
Enjoy the Hohenheim gardens in Stuttgart. You can also find the Speisemeisterei Hohenheim restaurant there.
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Weißenburgpark
The Stuttgart Weißenburgpark or Stuttgart Marble Hall and the tea house in Stuttgart are always popular attractions for tourists.
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World Café method
The idea behind the World Café method is simple. Participants are seated at café tables to allow them to combine a broad pool of knowledge into usable results as quickly as possible.
The BarCamp method
The BarCamp method supports “unconferencing”, or how conferences can organise themselves. Participants determine how the event will proceed.
Night of Light 2020 - a blazing appeal
The aim of the Night of Light was to engage in dialogue with politicians to develop solutions and ways out of the crisis.