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Stuttgart<\/strong> also has a large airport<\/strong> linked to the city centre by a regional train. Air France<\/strong> offers two to three flights a day from Paris-CDG. Twin Jet<\/strong> resumes from 20 September<\/strong> the Stuttgart-Lyon<\/strong> with three flights a week. Eurowings<\/strong> also serves Nice<\/strong> with 2 to 4 flights a week. There are also two to three flights a day with Brussels<\/strong> <\/a>operated by Eurowings. Karlsruhe<\/strong> is easily accessible from Strasbourg airport.<\/p>\n Stuttgart and Karslruhe have a comprehensive range of hotels, from luxury to budget.<\/p>\n A large number of hotels are located close to the exhibition and convention centre<\/strong>halfway between the central station and the historic city, less than 10 minutes' walk from both destinations. Modern and right next to the conference centre, the Novotel Karlsruhe City<\/strong> offers a contemporary ambience (Festplatz 2, tel: (+49) 72135260; e-mail: h5400@accor.com). More German in style, the traditional four-star Kaiserhof<\/strong> is located in the heart of the city, close to Kaiserstrasse and its many shops (Karl Friedrich Strasse 12, tel: (+49)721 91700; hotelkaiserhof-ka.de). For a longer stay, the ANA Living Karlsruhe by Arthotel ANA<\/strong> is located near the city park and zoo in a brand new building just a few minutes' walk from the conference centre. These are flats with kitchenettes, very practical for a few days (Bahnhofstrasse 15A, tel: (+49)721 1818 0; ana-hotels.com\/living-karlsruhe\/en).<\/p>\n The brand new Jaz in the City<\/strong>\u00a0is central, with a contemporary atmosphere<\/a> \"A hipster restaurant with a rooftop terrace has become a \"must\" in Stuttgart (Wolframstrasse 41, tel.:(+49) 711 969840 ; www.jaz-hotel.com\/en\/hotels\/jaz-in-the-city-stuttgart<\/a>). More classic luxury, with one of the finest integrated spas in Stuttgart, the M\u00e9ridien Stuttgart<\/strong> is located close to the main railway station (Willy-Brandt Strasse 30, tel: (+49) 711 22210; www.marriott.com\/en-us\/hotels\/strmd-le-meridien-stuttgart\/overview\/). In the economy segment, Motel One Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof<\/strong>at Central Station has just opened its doors. The hotel follows the principle of offering rooms with a contemporary, elegant design that reflects the culture of the destination. The only part of the hotel is a bar serving breakfast and snacks (Kriegsbergstrasse 32, (+49) 711 286968-0 ; www.motel-one.com\/fr\/hotels\/stuttgart\/hotel-stuttgart-hauptbahnhof<\/a>).<\/p>\n Oberl\u00e4nder Weinstube<\/strong> is a traditional restaurant overlooking a courtyard that has created a contemporary international cuisine with a German touch (Akademiestrasse 7, tel: (+49) 721 25 066 ; www.oberlaender-weinstube.de<\/a>). One of Karlsruhe's most sought-after restaurants, it has won a number of awards for its \"Slow Food\" approach, Eigenart<\/strong> (Hebelstrasse 17, tel.: (+49) 721 570 3443 ; www.eigenart-karlsruhe.de<\/a>).<\/p>\n Stuttgart is considered one of Germany's gastronomic capitals<\/strong>. At the same time, the town is surrounded by vineyards with grape varieties that can be found in many of the town's bars.<\/p>\n Located on the first floor of the Municipal Museum of Fine Arts (Kunstmuseum Stuttgart), Cube Restaurant<\/strong> offers a panoramic view of Schlossplatz, its castle and gardens. Here you can dine on more international German cuisine - and therefore \"lighter\"! (Kleiner Schlossplatz 1, tel: (+49) 711 280 44 41 ; www.cube-restaurant.de\/en\/cube<\/a>). For those interested in local Swabian cuisine, Alte Kanzlei<\/strong> offers a range of traditional dishes in a stylishly contemporary brasserie overlooking one of the city's historic squares (Schillerplatz 5, tel: (+49) 711 29 44 57 ; www.alte-kanzlei-stuttgart.de<\/a>). With a Michelin BIB, the bistro Vetter. Essen & Trinken<\/strong> is open in the evening for regional wines and fresh, inventive dishes (Bopserstrasse 18, tel.: (+49) 711 241916); www.vetter-essen-trinken.de<\/a>).<\/p>\n For wine lovers, visit Weingut Stadt Stuttgart<\/strong>. Located in a typical shop from the early 60s, the space belongs to the city of Stuttgart, which displays all the grape varieties produced in its municipal area. You can buy and, if you like, taste wines from the city (Breite Strasse 4, tel: (+49) 711 21657507 ; www.weingutstuttgart.de<\/a> (website in German).<\/p>\n The centre of Karlsruhe literally radiates from its castle<\/strong>Formerly the residence of the Electors and then the Grand Dukes of Baden. The baroque residence houses the Baden Museum<\/strong>. While the adjacent gardens are home to the State Fine Arts Gallery<\/strong>. All the streets in Karlsruhe lead off from the castle in a fan-shaped pattern. Lovers of shopping<\/strong> will find what they are looking for along the Kaiserstrasse<\/strong> where all the big brands come together, while the Erbprinzenstrasse<\/strong> hosts design and fashion boutiques from local designers.<\/p>\n Fans of old cities will certainly be disappointed by Stuttgart. Heavily bombed during the Second World War, the city has a resolutely modern face. But its geographical location - nestling at the foot of vine-covered hills - is not lacking in charm. If the place du ch\u00e2teau<\/strong> with the old renaissance castle<\/strong>, the arcades and the baroque castle<\/strong>, l'former Collegiate Church<\/strong>the State Theatre<\/strong> or the Calwer Strasse<\/strong> have been rebuilt, the city is made up more of buildings from the 50s to the 70s. In this respect, Stuttgart is the perfect embodiment of the years of the German economic miracle<\/strong> of the Adenauer or Ludwig Ehrard era. However, Stuttgart's appeal lies in its gentle way of life<\/strong>Mediterranean, with its parks<\/strong> and gardens<\/strong>or by its innumerable museums<\/strong> (including the Porsche and Daimler Benz museums, as well as the remarkable art collections of the Stuttgart State Gallery and Museum of Fine Arts).<\/p>\n www.baden-wuerttemberg.de\/fr\/notre-land\/site-economique\/<\/a><\/p>\n www.karlsruhe-erleben.de\/fr<\/a>Stay<\/h1>\n
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