Stuttgart is an international city, where people from around 170 nations live and about 40 percent have a migration background. This multicultural population structure is also reflected in the cultural offerings as well as in the activities of the associations.
Wherever you look in Stuttgart, you'll find cultural offerings. (Symbol image)
Diverse cultural
The cultural offer in Stuttgart is diverse: theater, opera, concerts, exhibitions and intercultural events. For more information, visit the website of Stuttgart Marketing GmbH:
You would like to meet people from your home country or establish contacts with people from other countries? The Forum of Cultures (opens in a new tab) will help you. It is the umbrella organization of Stuttgart's migrant associations and an intercultural office. More than 250 international associations are members of the Forum.
The magazine of (opens in a new tab) the Forum der Kulturen "Begegnung der Kulturen - Interkultur in Stuttgart" gives a lot of information about intercultural events and activities.
VIJ / Club International
At Club International (opens in a new tab), young people from all over the world aged 18 to 27 have the opportunity to exchange ideas and planleisure activities together .
Pedagogically trained staff members are available as contact persons.
The central library at Mailänder Platz is located in the new Europaviertel and is one of the most modern libraries in Europe.
With a library card you can use all services and borrow media. You can obtain a library card on presentation of your identity card or passport, including a certificate of registration from the residents' registration office. In order to use all the services of the library, you have to pay an annual fee (2022: 20 € | reduced 10 €) or a monthly fee of 4 €. For all persons under the age of 18, the library card is free of charge. Here you can find a list of the district libraries.
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