Stuttgart is the state capital of Baden-Württemberg and the center of a metropolitan region in which 2.5 million people live. It is considered a vibrant economic metropolis and has a global reputation as the cradle of the automobile. The topography is unique: the city center lies in a valley basin surrounded by green hills and vineyards spreading from the Neckar valley to the city center. The Schlossplatz, the heart of the city and a popular meeting place for residents and guests from all over the world, is framed by some of Stuttgart’s main attractions: the New and Old Palace, the Art Museum, the Königsbau, the Kunstgebäude and the Opera House in the Palace Garden. The Stuttgart State Theaters, the John Cranko Ballet School and the many museums and galleries enjoy international renown.

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Stuttgart Base Camps

City of Stuttgart

Stuttgart

Stuttgart offers a 4-star accommodation, with all bedrooms exclusively reserved for the team stay. The hotel is surrounded by forest and provides a remote environment. The Training Facility Gazi Stadium is just 2 minutes away.

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Freudenstadt

Stuttgart

This base camp combines a countryside hotel and a local football club’s training facility. It is idyllically situated on the outskirts of Freudenstadt, a city in the northern Black Forest area.

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Heilbronn

Stuttgart

This base camp is located in the center of Heilbronn and combines a modern 4-star hotel in close proximity of a local football club’s training facility.

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Hoffenheim

Stuttgart

The Hotel Villa Medici offers a quiet retreat and exclusive accommodation, with all 89 bedrooms exclusively reserved for a team’s stay. The Sportspark-Arena is within a 5-minute drive from the hotel and 20 minutes to the Dietmar-Hopp-Stadium, home of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.

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Ludwigsburg

Stuttgart

Schlosshotel Monrepos offers private accommodation, with all bedrooms reserved for the team’s stay. The corresponding sports complex is only 13 minutes away.

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Ulm

Stuttgart

Located on the banks of the Danube River, this business hotel offers high quality accommodation and is just 2 minutes away from the professional football stadium Donaustadion.

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Stuttgart Arena has played host to a wide variety of national and international sporting highlights. It was home to Germany’s first international match after the Second World War against Switzerland, with an estimated gate of over 100,000, as well as the FIFA World Cups in 1974 and 2006, the UEFA Champions League final in 1988 between PSV Eindhoven and Benfica, and UEFA EURO 1988 – to name just some examples. For decades, fans and athletes alike have highlighted just how special the atmosphere is in what is the fourth-largest stadium in Germany, with the panache of the city of Stuttgart, nestled between the vineyards in the Neckar basin, adding to the ambience of the Arena. It has become a veritable landmark of the city and one that draws people in from far and wide. For years now, it’s had one of the highest capacities of any German football stadium, as well as carving out a reputation as an excellent business and communications hub in one of the strongest economic regions in the world. The arena will be comprehensively modernised for UEFA EURO 2024 enabling the stadium to hold over 60,000 spectators from 2024 onwards as well as housing the most modern
hospitality facilities in Europe.

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