Architecture discussion in Stuttgart: Future of art and tourism!

Architecture discussion in Stuttgart: Future of art and tourism!

An exciting chapter in Stuttgart's architectural history has begun. On October 29, 2025, the redesigned House of Tourism officially opened. After a long period of renovation, the city can look forward to a modern center for visitors that not only houses a tourist information office, but also offers a breathtaking view of the green roof terrace from the knitz restaurant.

The market square, one of Stuttgart's central squares, is now enriched by these new offerings. Guests can look forward to personal consultations on the first floor, a 180-degree LED wall and a selection of city tours and regional products. There are also three flexible conference rooms on the second floor that can be used for workshops and hybrid formats. These advances are the result of a collaboration between Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH, Regio Stuttgart Marketing- und Tourismus GmbH and Tourismus Marketing GmbH Baden-Württemberg.

Next steps in architecture

At the same time, there is great interest in the renovations in Stuttgart, as a look at the Architecture Quartet's upcoming event on October 30, 2025 shows. In this discussion, which will take place in the Musikhalle Ludwigsburg at 7:30 p.m., the latest projects and challenges will be highlighted. The focus is on the redesigned art building in Stuttgart, the House of Tourism and the Hölderlinhaus in Nürtingen, which was originally planned for demolition but is now being preserved with renovated elements.

The challenges in architecture, particularly with regard to renovation and further construction, are the focus of the discussion. Voices such as those of the architecture quartet's co-founder, Amber Sayah, and the art and culture mediator Sara Dahme will enrich the dialogue. The discussion is supported by Zvonko Turkali, an architect and professor at the University of Hanover. The whole thing is moderated by Hans-Jürgen Breuning, who is not only an architect but also has experience in communicating complex topics.

The importance of monument preservation

Particularly noteworthy is the population's resistance to the demolition of the Hölderlinhaus, as the report by Stuttgart News clarified. A report confirmed the historical building structure, which led to a rethinking of architectural policy. Such decisions show how important the preservation of historical buildings is for the cityscape and the identity of the region.

In summary, Stuttgart is looking forward to an exciting opening day of the House of Tourism, while at the same time the valuable dialogue about the future of architecture and monument preservation begins. The city not only relies on modern visitor centers, but also on a respectful examination of its own history.