West
Suits anyone wanting a dense, walkable quarter of Altbau buildings, cafés and public squares, with Schwabstrasse station four minutes on foot.
Stuttgart's residential areas sit in and around a basin, so the difference between valley floor and hillside shapes daily life more than anything else. The central quarters run dense, with Altbau blocks, squares and cafés close together, while the heights hold villas and parkland above the city. Outer districts carry their own centres and working identities, from campus and rail hub in the south-west to industry and housing in the north.
Open Stuttgart on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits anyone wanting a dense, walkable quarter of Altbau buildings, cafés and public squares, with Schwabstrasse station four minutes on foot.
Practical for students and people working on the university and tech campus, and for commuters who want a rail hub four minutes away.
For those who prefer the plateau above the valley, with panorama villas near the TV tower and its own station within a short walk.
Fits residents who want an old town on the right bank, with spa character and the Wasen festival grounds nearby.
Palace square & Konigstrasse · The shopping-and-culture core
Dense Altbau cafés & squares · The liveable classic quarter
Marienplatz bars & cog railway · Hillside-and-hip south
Working-quarter reviving · Mineral baths & markets
Spa town & the Wasen festival grounds · Right-bank old town
University & tech campus south-west · Rail hub
Industry-and-homes north · Bosch country · Practical
Park-and-villa heights · Trade-fair legacy · Prestige
TV-tower plateau · Panorama villas above the valley