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Overview
The miniature worlds of Stuttgart offer a fascinating city model that is Europe's largest of its kind. With over 450 meticulously reproduced buildings in 1:160 scale, this unique model shows Stuttgart in all its splendor, from Königstraße to Bad Cannstatt. Visit this impressive attraction and experience the craftsmanship and creativity in every detail. Ideal for families, model-building fans, and everyone interested in the city's history.
What's included
Admission to the exhibition (day ticket)
Background information on the peculiarities of the model. Just address our team
50% discount on admission to the Märklineum in Göppingen upon presentation of the Booking Referral (valid for 1 year)
Free luggage storage until 5 PM. Please let the cashier know upon later pickup!
Three model train play stations for children
Free children's detective search game at the checkout. Just address our team
Personal tour guide
Model train articles / Souvenir from our shop
What to expect
Miniaturwelten Stuttgart
Admission ticket included
The miniature worlds of Stuttgart show Stuttgart in the 1980s and 1990s on approximately 180 square meters in miniature format. The special thing: The entire facility was built by a single person, Wolfgang Frey, in only about 15 years.
Around 450 buildings, 2,500 vehicles, 4,000 trees, and countless small everyday scenes were created. What is particularly fascinating is that simple waste and everyday materials were used for many details. Only upon closer inspection does one realize the ingenuity with which buildings, landscapes, and tiny details of furnishing were created.
Visitors can observe the extensive train operations, discover well-known places in Stuttgart, and keep finding new hidden scenes. A round eight-meter-long control panel also shows how the numerous trains are controlled.
An extraordinary piece of Stuttgart city history and model making art, created by only one person.
