Getting Around in Stuttgart

Practical travel guide for Stuttgart, Germany

Getting Around in Stuttgart

Transportation

Airport Access: Stuttgart International Airport (STR) is 13 kilometers south. S-Bahn S2/S3 trains connect directly to downtown (20-30 minutes, €4.50). Taxis and rental cars available at airport exits.

Public Transport: Efficient integrated network of U-Bahn (subway), S-Bahn (commuter rail), trams, and buses operated by SSB. Day pass €5.50-8.50 depending on zones. Stuttgart Card includes unlimited public transport plus museum discounts.

U-Bahn & Trams: Frequency every 10-15 minutes during day hours. Night service available on weekends. Electronic tickets purchased at machines with English interface.

Cycling: Stuttgart has extensive dedicated bike lanes. Bike rentals available throughout city at €10-15/day. Flat downtown ideal for easy cycling.

Taxis: Plentiful throughout city center. Base fare €2.50, approximately €1.75/km. Uber available but slightly more expensive than traditional taxis.

Car Rental: Multiple agencies at airport and downtown. Expect €35-60/day. Parking in city center €2-4/hour; many hotels offer parking.

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