Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart in the news

The city of Stuttgart has launched a competition to redesign the Arnulf-Klett-Platz and Schillerstraße, aiming to create a climate-friendly, car-free, and pedestrian-friendly gateway connecting the city center with the new main train station.

Stuttgart launches a citywide campaign to improve child road safety by encouraging adults to drive more cautiously and be mindful of children's experiences.

Stuttgart launched a campaign and implemented structural measures to improve children's safety on roads by encouraging considerate driving and enhancing safe routes.

The 2026 Stuttgart Children's Assembly compiled recommendations from children for future schools, focusing on areas like class structure, student well-being, facilities, and nutrition.

The 2026 Stuttgart Children's Assembly gathered recommendations from children for improving schools, focusing on aspects like schedules, facilities, interpersonal relations, and meals.

Stuttgart has significantly cut energy consumption and costs since 1990, saving over 100 million Euros in 2024 through efficiency measures in municipal properties.

Stuttgart is holding several events, including a 'Still-In' at the Stadtpalais, as part of World Breastfeeding Week.

Rathaus honey, produced by bees on the city hall roof, will be sold starting October 5th at Stuttgart City Hall's information desk.

The Stuttgart Climate Innovation Fund is backing five new projects, including initiatives for climate-friendly wastewater treatment, optimized concrete, temporary housing in empty offices, and school heat protection.

Stuttgart has significantly reduced its energy consumption and saved over 100 million euros through energy management and efficiency measures.

Stuttgart has reduced its energy consumption by 23% since 1990, with municipal energy management saving over 100 million euros in 2024.

Michael Seifert, a forestry engineer, will join Winfried Haug as the second honorary nature conservation officer for Stuttgart starting October 2026, supporting the local authority on nature and landscape protection.

Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart is funding five innovative projects through its Climate Innovation Fund, focusing on climate-friendly wastewater treatment, sustainable construction, adaptive reuse of vacant spaces, and heat protection in schools.

Stuttgart's Lord Mayor Dr. Frank Nopper officially opened the 179th Cannstatter Volksfest with a barrel tapping ceremony, initiating the beer service and festive activities until October 11th.

The city of Stuttgart is hosting over 40 events for the 'Long Night of Democracy' to promote civic engagement and democratic values.

Stuttgart concluded its first Waste Marathon, celebrating community clean-up efforts and recognizing top-performing districts for their contributions to city cleanliness.

Kärcher, in cooperation with the city of Stuttgart and Deutsche Bahn, cleaned the historical bridge portals at the entrance to Bad Cannstatt.

Saskia Rittner, a project manager from Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart, has been elected as the new district administrator for Obertürkheim, a district known for viticulture.

Stuttgart has extended its ban on private water extraction until October 31, 2026, due to persistent drought, with significant fines for violations.

Stuttgart has launched the Aquabox, a mobile indoor swimming pool built with modular wooden construction to provide continuous swimming facilities during renovations across multiple districts.