The outer districts of Stuttgart

After introducing you to Stuttgart’s inner city districts in the first part of the Stuttgart city districts, the second part will deal with Stuttgart’s outer city districts.

Outer districts

Stuttgart is home to 18 suburban districts, Stuttgart 18 suburban districts, each characterized by its own special charm. For a better overview, we have divided them categorically into the northern outlying districts, the districts on the Neckar and the Filderstadt districts.

The northern suburbs

Botnang
Stuttgart-Botnang, a suburban district adjacent to Stuttgart-West, is characterized by an almost entirely wooded environment. The diversity of the district is reflected in the mix of detached houses with spacious gardens on one side and a high-rise estate on the other. The district center offers a lively atmosphere with cafés, restaurants, stores and bakeries.

A special feature of Botnang is the circular hiking trail that runs around the district, which is also Stuttgart’s first themed hiking trail under the Botnang landmark “Kuckuck”. Although Stuttgart-Botnang is surrounded by forest and is very quiet, the district is also strategically located, as the freeways around Stuttgart are just a few minutes’ drive away.

Feuerbach
Stuttgart-Feuerbach, a suburb of Stuttgart, is characterized by its proximity to nature, in particular the Feuerbach valley and the “Lemberg” nature reserve. This natural environment contributes to Feuerbach’s popularity as a residential area. In addition to its idyllic location, the district is easily accessible from the city center thanks to its excellent public transport connections. But it’s not just the city center that is easily accessible – three main roads border Feuerbach, ensuring quick access to freeways.

The combination of proximity to nature and transport links makes Stuttgart-Feuerbach an attractive and sought-after place to live.

Weilimdorf
Stuttgart-Weilimdorf today presents itself as a district with a high residential and leisure value, which is also home to international companies and service providers as a modern business park. The former development from a historic location to a dynamic center for companies reflects the change and diversity of the region.

Solitudestraße, which connects Solitude Palace with Ludwigsburg Palace, runs through Weilimdorf. A symbol of Weilimdorf’s modern orientation is the Green Heiner, which is the first wind turbine in the state capital.

Weilimdorf’s transport links are also remarkable. The B295 circles the village, while the A8 connects it to the highway. To get to the city center, residents have two subway and three S-Bahn lines at their disposal, ensuring efficient and convenient connections.

The combination of an attractive residential environment, economic dynamism and cultural heritage makes Weilimdorf a versatile and liveable place in the Stuttgart area.

Zuffenhausen
Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, a multifaceted district, is best known as the headquarters of Porsche. A particular highlight for car enthusiasts is undoubtedly the Porsche Museum, which presents an impressive collection of vehicles and provides an insight into the history and development of the Porsche brand. This makes Zuffenhausen a magnet for lovers of innovative vehicle technology.

In addition to its automotive presence, Zuffenhausen also surprises with generous green spaces and a city forest, which offer a pleasant balance between urban life and nature. These green oases create space for recreation and leisure activities in the middle of the city.

The small district center of Zuffenhausen invites you to stroll and linger. Here you will not only find various stores, but also a large number of restaurants and cafés that provide culinary variety. The lively atmosphere of this district is reflected in the street cafés and stores, which guarantee an authentic city experience.

The excellent public transport connections, especially the S-Bahn and U-Bahn, enable the residents of Zuffenhausen to reach Stuttgart-Mitte in no time at all. Another sign of the dynamic change in Zuffenhausen are the current construction projects and new development areas that are further developing the district and giving it a modern touch. Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen thus offers not only automotive history, but also a lively present and promising prospects for the future.

Stammheim
Stuttgart-Stammheim, the northernmost district of Stuttgart, is particularly popular with families due to its extremely family-friendly layout. The large number of playgrounds, a children’s and youth center and a youth farm create an ideal environment for families. The good transport links enable the residents of Stammheim to reach Stuttgart city center quickly and easily. Stammheim also benefits from its strategically favorable location. The adjacent main road ensures that residents can reach the highway quickly.

Overall, Stuttgart-Stammheim presents itself as a lively and attractive district which, with its family friendliness, proximity to the city center and convenient transport links, offers both a pleasant living environment and an ideal starting point for various areas of life.

The districts on the Neckar

Mühlhausen
Stuttgart-Mühlhausen in the north-east of Stuttgart is a district that is particularly known for its proximity to nature. Its location on the Neckar and the impressive Max-Eyth-See, the city’s largest lake, make Mühlhausen a popular destination for weekend excursions. The extensive vineyards, which extend over 14 hectares, further contribute to Mühlhausen’s green surroundings.

Residents and visitors appreciate the opportunity to relax in the picturesque countryside and enjoy the beautiful landscapes. Stores for daily needs are available in Stuttgart-Mühlhausen, which increases the quality of life in the district.

Good transport connections also play an important role. With five subway lines, Stuttgart-Mühlhausen is efficiently connected to the city center. The district also has various bus routes that ensure good connections with neighboring districts.

Overall, Stuttgart-Mühlhausen presents itself as a versatile district that impresses with its proximity to nature, recreational opportunities and good connections to the city center.

Münster
Stuttgart-Münster, the smallest district of Baden-Württemberg’s state capital, enchants with its idyllic location directly on the Neckar. The proximity to the river and, in particular, the water playground make this district a popular destination for walkers and sports enthusiasts alike.

An enchanting section stretches along the banks of the Neckar, which not only invites you to take a leisurely stroll, but also provides fun for families in particular with its water playground.

Another highlight are the vineyards on the Schnarrenberg, which offer an excursion into nature. From here, there are rewarding views over the city and the surrounding region. A special highlight is the weather station, which not only provides exciting insights for those interested in meteorology, but also offers a fascinating panoramic view of Stuttgart and its surroundings.

The district has its own small train station, from where you can easily explore the surrounding area by regional train. Stuttgart city center can also be reached quickly thanks to this connection. In addition, two light rail lines provide a convenient connection to the city center, making the district an ideal starting point for visits to the lively city center.

Stuttgart-Münster thus combines the advantages of a quiet, natural environment with excellent connections to city life. This makes the district an attractive place to live for people who appreciate the advantages of both worlds.

Bad-Cannstatt
With its 18 districts, Bad-Cannstatt is the largest and oldest district in Stuttgart. Wilhelma, the second most species-rich zoo in Germany, is popular with Stuttgart residents and visitors alike.

Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, the oldest district in Stuttgart, is characterized by a unique blend of history, culture and modern lifestyle. The diverse range of offers makes Bad Cannstatt an attractive place to live.

The historical significance of Bad Cannstatt is visible in the well-preserved buildings and sights, including the idyllic old town. The pedestrian zone in Cannstatt’s old town offers a lively center with a wide selection of stores, cafés and restaurants. The combination of traditional markets, modern retail and cultural facilities creates a lively atmosphere.

In addition, the renowned Mercedes-Benz Museum and parks such as the Kurpark and Rosensteinpark offer a wide range of leisure activities. On the 100-hectare grounds of Rosensteinpark, which is the largest park in Stuttgart, there are two natural history museums that are always worth a visit.

The district is also home to the Cannstatter Volksfest, which attracts millions of visitors every year and offers a lively combination of tradition and entertainment.

All in all, Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt offers a harmonious combination of history, culture and entertainment.

The district attracts not only tourists with its unique charm and diverse offerings, but also locals who want to enjoy the benefits of this lively district.

Obertürkheim
Stuttgart-Obertürkheim, the easternmost district of the city, is made up of the districts of Obertürkheim and Uhlbach. While Uhlbach has largely retained its rural character, parts of Obertürkheim are characterized by the settlement of industrial companies.

The district is very popular with many Stuttgart residents and visitors as a local recreation area. This is not least due to the charming topography between the Neckar valley and the foothills of the Schurwald forest, which is complemented by the surrounding vineyards and numerous walking paths and places to stop for refreshments. Interesting sights, such as the Stuttgart City Museum of Viticulture in Uhlbach, also contribute to the attractiveness of the district.

The continuous expansion of the infrastructure over the past decades has led to a steady improvement in the quality of life in Stuttgart-Obertürkheim. Obertürkheim is therefore not only a place with industrial flair, but also a liveable district that combines the best of nature, culture and community.

Untertürkheim
Stuttgart-Untertürkheim, a charming district in the Swabian metropolis, is known for its picturesque vineyards. The area is home to numerous Besenwirtschaften and wineries, which warmly invite visitors to taste the local wines and enjoy the cozy atmosphere.

A particularly popular excursion destination in Stuttgart-Untertürkheim is the burial chapel, which is the final resting place of Queen Katharina. The chapel itself impresses not only with its historical significance, but also with the breathtaking view that can be enjoyed from here. From the slopes on which the burial chapel is perched, you have a fantastic view of the vineyard-covered landscape, the Neckar and even Stuttgart in the distance.

Stuttgart-Untertürkheim is a very special place for car enthusiasts, as this is where the renowned Mercedes-Benz automotive group has its headquarters.

Untertürkheim is excellently connected to the transport network, as both a subway and an S-Bahn line provide a direct connection to Stuttgart city center.

This makes the district a diverse and fascinating place that offers numerous opportunities for discovery for both locals and visitors.

Wangen
Stuttgart-Wangen, once an industrial suburb, has been transformed into an extremely attractive district in recent years and offers good reasons to choose this as a place to live. As a result of restructuring, there are now virtually no manufacturing companies based in Wangen; instead, numerous companies from the retail, service and high-tech sectors have settled here.

Ulmer Straße, the main shopping street, provides the residents of Wangen with a wide range of stores to meet their daily needs.

Away from the main traffic routes, green gardens and courtyards will surprise you, not only increasing the quality of life but also helping to improve air quality.

Stuttgart-Wangen is characterized by an impressive diversity of nations and cultures, making the district a reflection of Stuttgart’s multicultural society.

The geographical location of Stuttgart-Wangen is another plus point. Its proximity to the B10 federal highway provides excellent connections to the surrounding region, while two subway lines offer a convenient link to Stuttgart city center. This combination of urban accessibility, cultural diversity and green oases makes Stuttgart-Wangen an extremely liveable district that is attractive to residents of all ages and cultural backgrounds.

Hedelfingen
Stuttgart-Hedelfingen is another district near the Neckar. A significant part of Stuttgart’s Neckarhafen, which was built in the 1950s, extends over the Hedelfingen area. However, despite this industrial character, the district has retained its rural feel.

The region is characterized by its own winegrowers’ cooperative and independent winegrowers, continuing the long tradition of winegrowing.

Its location in the countryside gives Hedelfingen, as well as the neighboring districts of Rohracker and Lederberg, a special appeal. The idyllic landscapes and proximity to the Neckar create an atmosphere of peace and relaxation. This, combined with an active community life and committed citizens, makes the region a desirable place to live and relax for the people of Stuttgart.

The lively club life characterizes the district. Hedelfingen thus presents itself as a lively district that has found a balance between preserving its history and modern urban life. This makes the region an attractive place to live for people who appreciate the benefits of a green environment and yet do not want to miss out on the amenities of the city.

The Filderstadt districts

Degerloch
Stuttgart-Degerloch is very popular, especially with families who appreciate the benefits of a natural environment. This district is made particularly interesting for children and young people by the Waldau sports center. One outstanding feature is the television tower, Stuttgart’s landmark, which is located in Degerloch and is considered to be the first of its kind.

The location of Stuttgart-Degerloch on the Filder plateau, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, creates a peaceful environment for families. Nevertheless, the highway and the airport are in the immediate vicinity and easily accessible, which further emphasizes mobility and accessibility. Although Degerloch is somewhat out of town, the district offers a good infrastructure with stores for daily needs. The connection to the city center is guaranteed by the well-developed public transport system and the possibility of getting there quickly by car.

Overall, Stuttgart-Degerloch combines the advantages of a natural environment with easy access to the highway and airport. This combination makes the district a sought-after place to live, especially for families who want to combine a quiet lifestyle with the amenities of the city.

Sillenbuch
Stuttgart-Sillenbuch still retains its quiet and village-like charm at its core, which makes the district particularly inviting. The excellent connections to Stuttgart city center make Sillenbuch an extremely attractive place to live for families.

The shopping street in Stuttgart-Sillenbuch offers a wide range of stores for everyday needs to boutiques with fashion and more, so residents can find everything their heart desires.

The natural surroundings are another highlight of Sillenbuch. Large parts of the local recreation and nature reserve Eichenhain extend across the Riedenberger Gemarkung, a district of Sillenbuch. These green oases offer residents the opportunity to relax and enjoy nature in the immediate vicinity.

Overall, Stuttgart-Sillenbuch is a district that combines the advantages of village life with modern amenities and excellent connections to the city center, making it an extremely attractive place to live for families.

Birkach
Birkach is another district in Stuttgart’s Filder region. Despite its small size, this tranquil Filder suburb is one of the smallest, but at the same time one of the most liveable districts in the state capital Stuttgart. There is little sign of the hustle and bustle of the big city here, and residents can enjoy the benefits of an idyllic and rural environment in the immediate vicinity of the urban metropolis.

Birkach is particularly popular, especially with families, thanks to its numerous facilities for children, including playgrounds, a youth farm and a youth center.

The Alte Dorfstraße presents restored half-timbered houses and tells of a history that continues carefully into the modern age. Local amenities are excellent, and the retail, gastronomy and craft sectors are surprisingly diverse.

This inviting combination of historical charm, modern amenities and proximity to nature makes Birkach, together with the neighboring district of Schönberg, one of the most sought-after residential locations in the state capital of Stuttgart.

Plieningen
Stuttgart-Plieningen, the southernmost district on the Filder, is fascinating not only because of its geographical location, but also because of the variety of amenities it has to offer. Its close proximity to the airport, the trade fair center and the A8 freeway makes Plieningen an ideal starting point for travelers.

As far as everyday life is concerned, Plieningen is very well equipped. A well-developed network of service providers, diverse shopping opportunities and a wide range of dining options make life in this district particularly pleasant. The local community benefits from a lively infrastructure that covers all the needs of daily life.

A particular architectural feature are the high-rise buildings in the Asemwald district, which are visible from afar and have been a source of debate since they were planned and characterize the cityscape.

The Hohenheim district, which is part of Plieningen, is particularly well known for its renowned university.

Overall, Stuttgart-Plieningen presents itself as a lively and diverse district that impresses with its strategically favorable location and modern infrastructure.

Möhringen
Stuttgart-Möhringen, another district in Stuttgart’s Filder region, impresses with its unique location. Particularly noteworthy is the direct access to the A8, which makes Möhringen an extremely attractive place to live for anyone who appreciates the proximity to Stuttgart Airport. This strategic location not only provides convenient access to the freeway, but also quick access to the airport, which is a great advantage for frequent travelers in particular.

Despite the presence of the airport and the highway, Möhringen surprises its residents with its numerous parks. A particularly popular meeting place is Möhringen Park, which not only has an idyllic atmosphere, but also an attractive playground. Here, families and those seeking relaxation can enjoy nature and unwind in equal measure.

Another plus point of Möhringen is the diverse range of shops. The shopping opportunities in Möhringen are diverse and thus offer a convenient supply for daily needs. The local stores contribute to a lively and charming district ambience.

Overall, Stuttgart-Möhringen presents itself as a lively district which, despite its convenient location, also offers space for recreation and leisure activities. The mixture of urban life, green parks and a wide range of shopping facilities makes Möhringen an attractive place to live for a variety of needs.

Vaihingen
Stuttgart-Vaihingen, the largest district in Stuttgart, enjoys great popularity as a place to live. The excellent transport links to public transportation, main roads, freeways and Stuttgart Airport make Vaihingen extremely accessible.

As a research location, the district offers an ideal infrastructure for work and education, particularly thanks to the development of the Pfaffenwald campus of the University of Stuttgart, making Vaihingen the educational district of the state capital today.

The high quality of life in Vaihingen is emphasized by the short S-Bahn journey to Stuttgart city centre and the immediate proximity to the natural surroundings of the Filder plain. Residents can enjoy numerous leisure facilities, sports areas, playgrounds and a large outdoor and indoor swimming pool. The center of the district boasts an extensive district library, a lively retail sector and excellent restaurants around the Vaihinger Markt. This is complemented by the SchwabenGalerie shopping center and the twice-weekly weekly market, which makes the center of Vaihingen particularly attractive.

The advantages of living in Vaihingen are therefore manifold – from the excellent connections and educational infrastructure to numerous leisure opportunities and a lively city center with extensive shopping and culinary offerings.

Conclusion

Each district has its own charm, characterized by diverse features and special characteristics. From the livelier districts to the quiet suburbs on the outskirts, Stuttgart offers a wide range of lifestyles and environments.

The green oases and parks in the various districts help to improve the quality of life of the residents and create space for relaxation and closeness to nature. At the same time, the lively centers reflect the economic and cultural life of the region, with a variety of businesses, educational institutions and cultural offerings.

Thanks to a well-developed transportation system, residents can explore the diversity of the city’s districts and enjoy the advantages of each one.

Stuttgart’s districts offer a successful combination of tradition and progress that gives the city its unique character. Each district has its own story to tell and contributes to shaping Stuttgart as a vibrant and diverse metropolis.

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