Car rental Tuttlingen, Germany

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Tuttlingen (pronounced 'too-tling-en') is a city in Baden-Wurttemberg, the largest metropolitan district of the state of Lower Saxony. It is also known as Todenhoffen because of its location in Todenhoff, a small town on the outskirts of Tuttlingensburg, a small town in the middle of the North Sea. The city has many different districts, each with their own distinct features and appeal.

Naming the city's districts has become rather tricky, because the names refer to many things. Nailingen, Mohningen and Eßlingen form part of the city's center. They are the three former towns that form the city's central district of Tuttlingen. The district has many nearby towns including Eßlingen, Wittenberg and Mohningen. In addition, the city is bordered by the Rhine River.

Todenhof is the 'old town' of the city and also the home of the Todenhoff Castle. The city's Old Town is surrounded by numerous suburbs, each of them with a different style. There are many churches located in Naringen, one of which is the Wartburg Church, which is the largest church in all of Lower Saxony. The main street in the city is Naringen Street. From Naringen Street, there are a number of roads leading away from Naringen, leading to the surrounding suburbs of Mohningen, Eisingen and Wittenberg. However, the most famous streets in Naringen include Prinz-Rosen and Langer Strasse. These streets are considered to be of historical significance in German history and many tourists choose to take a guided tour of these streets with local guides.

Spaichingen is a suburb that is in the same vicinity as Naringen. Spaichingen has a number of modern shops and a park that offer a great view of the town. Spaichingen is also close to the city's Central Station, which is a major railway terminus. Spaichingen also has a train station that connects the city to Dusseldorf. {Dusseldorf is another large city and has a great shopping district. and is well-known for being one of the biggest shopping centers in Germany. The city is also known for being the home of a university.

Mohningen is the next largest city to the south of the city and is situated between Spaichingen and Naringen on the Westphalia Railway line. The Mohningen District is situated in the center of the city, near the Schloss Nierenhausen in Schloss Nierenhausen. This district was first opened in 1882 and is considered to be the city's oldest. The Mohningen Cathedral is the oldest part of Mohningen's city centre. There are several historic buildings in Mohningen and it is important for travelers to take a guided tour of this part of town. The Schloss Nierenhausen can be visited and is the location of the Schloss Nierenhausen Palace. Another important landmark is the Schloss Christl, which is the main church of Mohningen.

The Ellingen District is the third largest district of Tuttlingen and is located on the north of the city's eastern edge. The area is very popular with tourists and the area is considered to have a picturesque atmosphere. Most of the attractions in the Ellingen district are located in and around the Ellingen River. The Ellingen District also includes the Stade Kessel, one of the main football grounds in Europe. The Stade Kessel was once the home of the Berlin Munich Football Club, which is the world's largest club and the stadium is also used regularly by Germany's national team.