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Apr 12, 2024 · Wirtshaus Lautenschlager Restaurant - Stuttgart, BW | OpenTable. See all 70 photos. Overview. Photos. Menu. Reviews. Wirtshaus Lautenschlager. 4.3. 685 Reviews. €30 and under. German. Top Tags: Good for groups. Lively. Great for outdoor dining. Wirthausfeeling modern interpretiert.
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- 071125241260
- Lautenschlagerstraße 24, Stuttgart, Deutschland, BW
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- Does Wirtshaus Lautenschlager offer delivery through OpenTable or takeout?Wirtshaus Lautenschlager offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at 0711 25241260.
- How is Wirtshaus Lautenschlager restaurant rated?Wirtshaus Lautenschlager is rated 4.3 stars by 601 OpenTable diners.
- Is Wirtshaus Lautenschlager currently accepting reservations?Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.
- Antiquity
- Middle Ages
- Early Modern Era
- Kingdom of Württemberg and German Empire
- Weimar Republic
- Nazi Germany
- French-American Tensions
- Baden-Württemberg
Originally, the most important location in the Neckar river valley was the hilly rim of the Stuttgart basin at what is today Bad Cannstatt. Thus, the first settlement of Stuttgart was a massive Roman Castra stativa (Cannstatt Castrum) built AD to protect the Villas and vineyards blanketing the landscape and the road from Mogontiacum (Mainz) to Augu...
In 700, Duke Gotfrid mentions a "Chan Stada" in a document regarding property. Archaeological evidence shows that later Merovingian era Frankishfarmers continued to till the same land the Romans did. Cannstatt is mentioned in the Abbey of St. Gall's archives as "Canstat ad Neccarum" in 708. The etymology of the name "Cannstatt" is not clear, but as...
In 1488, Stuttgart officially became the de facto residence of the Count himself as opposed to the location of his home, the Old Castle. Eberhard I, then Count Eberhard V, became the first Duke of Württemberg in 1495, and made Stuttgart the seat of the Duchy of Württemberg in addition to the County thereof. All this would be lost to the Württemberg...
King Frederick I's Württemberg was given high status in the Confederation of the Rhine among the College of Kings, and the lands of nearby secondary German states. Within Stuttgart, the royal residence was expanded under Frederick although many of Stuttgart's most important buildings, including Wilhelm Palace, Katharina Hospital, the State Gallery,...
At the end of the First World War, November revolutionaries stormed the Wilhelmpalais on 30 November 1918 to force King Wilhelm II to abdicate, but failed halfway. Under pressure from the revolutionaries, Wilhelm II refused the crown, but also refused to abdicate the throne. When he did eventually abdicate, the Free State of Württemberg was establi...
Due to the Nazi Party's practice of Gleichschaltung, Stuttgart's political importance as state capital became totally nonexistent, though it remained the cultural and economic centre of the central Neckar region. Stuttgart, one of the cities bestowed an honorary title by the Nazi regime, was given the moniker "City of the Abroad Germans" in 1936. T...
The Allied ground advance into Germany reached Stuttgart in April 1945. Although the attack on the city was to be conducted by the US Seventh Army's 100th Infantry Division, French leader Charles de Gaulle found this to be unacceptable, as he felt the capture of the region by Free French forces would increase French influence in post-war decisions....
The military government of the American occupation zone established a Displaced persons camp for displaced persons, mostly forced labourers from Central and Eastern European industrial firms in the area. There was, however, a camp located in Stuttgart-West that, until its closure and transportation of internees to Heidenheim an der Brenz in 1949, h...
- 48.777°N 9.18°E
- source: Encyclopædia Britannica (1988) X, 337
- Stuttgart
- Town/ Independent City
Oct 18, 2021 · Adresse & Kontakt. Lautenschlagerstraße 24, 70173 Stuttgart. Tel. 0711/25241260. Mail: stuttgart@wirtshaus-lautenschlager.de. Website. https://www.wirtshaus-lautenschlager.de. Social. Kommentieren. Restaurant. BOCCA BUONA. by GTS - Team. Restaurant. Saskia Rauthe.
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Jan 25, 2023 · Friedrich Wilhelm Karl von Württemberg (* 6. November 1754 in Treptow an der Rega in Hinterpommern; † 30. Oktober 1816 in Stuttgart) war ab 1797 als Friedrich II. Herzog, von 1803 bis 1806 Kurfürst und von 1806 bis 1816 als Friedrich I. der erste König von Württemberg. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_(W%C3%BCrttemberg)
- "Dicker Friedrich", "Fredrik I (Württemberg)"
- Treptow, Westpommern, Deutschland Germany
- November 06, 1754
2 days ago · Wirtshaus Lautenschlager Restaurant - Stuttgart, BW | OpenTable. Alle 71 Fotos ansehen. Übersicht. Fotos. Speisekarte. Bewertungen. Wirtshaus Lautenschlager. 4.3. 686 Bewertungen. Bis zu 30 Euro. Deutsch. Top-Etiketten: Für Gruppen geeignet. Belebt. Sitzmöglichkeiten im Freien. Wirthausfeeling modern interpretiert.
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