Das Neue Stuttgart
In the organizer's words:
"The New Stuttgart" is the fourth and final part of the series "Stuttgart's History in 100 Objects" and tells the city's history from 1918 to 2010 using 25 special objects and historical photographs - from the November Revolution to Stuttgart 21. The title refers to the city's self-image in the 1920s as a place of reform, but also shows ruptures and contradictions such as the Nazi era, colonial entanglements, migration and protest. The focus is on 25 objects from the StadtPalais collection, each supplemented by historical photographs that can be experienced as walk-in image spaces with the help of AI. These pictorial spaces tell of collective experiences, political decisions, technical innovations and personal memories. A 3D audio system recognizes the position of the visitors and activates matching sounds, voices and stories. This creates three-dimensional, interactive audio worlds. Original recordings, staged conversations and sounds bring history to life - from the "Stuttgart Kitchen" to the protests against Stuttgart 21. In "The New Stuttgart", city history can be experienced at every turn.
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Price information:
Tue to Sun 10 am to 6 pm: 6 euros (with valid VVS ticket/subscription: 4 euros) Friday 6 pm to 9 pm: Free admission.
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