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Stringy Geometry and Emergent Space

String theory provides a consistent theory of quantum gravity which involves a generalization of classical, Riemannian geometry. Therefore, it modifies and/or qualifies the notions of spacetime inherited from General Relativity. In this article, I discuss some aspects of spacetime in string theory. In particular, I emphasize how string theory can be regarded as a two-parameter deformation of classical geometry, and how spacetime appears as an emergent phenomenon in string/gauge theory dualities.