ROSENSTEIN PARK. This museum, which opened to the public in the mid-1980's, houses an extensive collection of bones and fossils found throughout southern Germany. Interesting exhibits include a Triassic dinosaur, a Jurassic Period sea dinosaur, and a range of mammals from the Tertiary and ice ages. Exciting and educational for the entire family.

ROSENSTEIN PARK. This Stuttgart biological and scientific museum is housed in the Schloss Rosenstein Palace. The museum displays plant and animal life, habitats, and evolution exhibits. One room houses a look at animals that have become extinct since man became more developed. A must-see is a 43-foot long whale skeleton maintained in the ocean's environment.

This interesting museum highlights the growth and development of beer making from the third century to the present day. Exhibits include beer making instruments and a model brewery from the 1930s. On-site beer tasting available.