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Squares, landmarks and quarters that sit somewhere between a sight and an address, with the hard facts and how to get there.
Not every place people search for in Stuttgart is an attraction with opening hours and a ticket. This is the layer in between: the lookout terrace on the hillside road, the forecourt of the Porsche plant, the decommissioned gasholder that anchors the skyline, a former US Army post that is now a neighborhood, a downtown office block with the most central parking garage in the city, and a traffic circle that doubles as a transfer point.
Each page carries the same thing: what the place actually is, the verified numbers, and how you get there on the S-Bahn commuter rail, the Stadtbahn light rail or the Zacke, Stuttgart's rack railway up the hillside.
Santiago-de-Chile-Platz
The lookout terrace on the Weinsteige
Porscheplatz
Zuffenhausen, in front of the Porsche Museum
Gaskessel Stuttgart
Gaisburg, 336 feet of industrial history
Burgholzhof
Bad Cannstatt, from barracks to neighborhood
Bülow Carré
Office and retail block between the main station and Schlossplatz
Daimlerplatz
Bad Cannstatt, a traffic circle with a light-rail stop
Classic attractions with opening hours and tickets are listed under Attractions, and the city districts with their neighborhoods under Districts.