Vaihingen

Stuttgart

A historic church with a tall steeple and Gothic architecture.
A modern building with a unique wooden facade, a paved walkway with bollards, and a grassy area with a water feature.
A cityscape with modern buildings, a river, and a distant mountain range.
A modern building with a curved facade and large windows.
A forest with a stack of logs and a bird feeder on a tree.

Swimming pools, playgrounds and lakes feature in the enchanting park in the heart of this district, which also has a large mall and a university campus.

Picturesque woodland encloses Stuttgart’s green suburb of Vaihingen, where science and technology industries flourish. The vast district contains part of the Stuttgart University and a family-friendly park. Get a sense of the local culture from the quaint pubs, bistros and taverns dotted across the area.

Beside the main station is the Stadtpark, where a zigzagging path runs between grassy mounds that resemble a golf course. Sit next to one of the two scenic lakes and admire the landscaped gardens, while your kids frolic in the playground. Make a splash in the Hallenbad Vaihingen indoor swimming pool.

On a summer afternoon, rush down the twirling slides into the Freibad Rosental outdoor pool. West of the two swimming pools lie tree-lined fields, one of which is open to nudists.

Near the Stadtpark is the Corso Cinema International, an artistic theatre that shows movies in their original languages. Sit on one of the large and colourful seats and watch a film. Another place that would be good for a rainy day is the SchwabenGalerie, a vast shopping centre full of stores and restaurants. Browse the works on display at the adjacent Kultur am Kelterberg art museum.

Make your way to the north of the zone for the Vaihingen Campus of Stuttgart University. It is bordered by the immense woodland area of Rotwildpark bei Stuttgart, where you’ll find Neuer Lake.

Note that much of the Vaihingen district was destroyed in World War II, before being quickly reconstructed. The neighbourhood occupies the southwestern corner of Stuttgart. Drive southwest from the city centre for 5 miles (9 kilometres) to arrive here in roughly 15 minutes. Alternatively, take a bus or the S-Bahn train to the Vaihingen Bf station. Visit other nearby districts such as Stuttgart-West and Möhringen.

Parks and gardens make Vaihingen a summer delight, while the movie theatre, art gallery and mall provide indoor options.


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Stuttgart-Mitte

Museums, historical sites and gardens highlight some notable features of Stuttgart-Mitte. Make a stop by Schlossplatz or Konigstrasse while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Schlossplatz U-Bahn or Friedrichsbau U-Bahn to get around town.

Bad Cannstatt

You might enjoy the museums while in Bad Cannstatt. Wilhelma Zoo is a notable sight, and you can get around town at Kursaal U-Bahn or Uff-Kirchhof U-Bahn to see more of the city.

Zuffenhausen

Consider exploring the interesting museums in Zuffenhausen. If sightseeing is on the list, Porsche Museum is a top attraction. Hop on the metro at Zuffenhausen Station or Kirchtalstrasse U-Bahn to see more of the area.

Hauptbahnhof

Consider a visit to Konigstrasse and take some time to enjoy the abundant dining options during your time in Hauptbahnhof. If you want to see more of the city, jump on the metro at Arnulf-Klett-Platz U-Bahn or Stuttgart Central Station S-Bahn (tief).

Mohringen

The coffee shops and theatres are just a few things visitors like about Mohringen. Stage Apollo Theater and Zublin-Haus are worthwhile spots to check out, and you can hop on the metro at Vaihinger Strasse U-Bahn or Rohrer Weg U-Bahn to get around the larger area.



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