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Stuttgart Airport is located approximately 13km (8 miles) south of the centre of Stuttgart, Germany and is the seventh most important airport in the country, having served just over 9 million passengers in 2010.
Stuttgart comprises four terminal buildings linked by a linear corridor, with car parks scattered all over the landside area of the airport. A fair amount of concessions offer passengers a number of retail and dining options to peruse and enjoy, while friendly staff and efficient facilities ensure that the airport as a whole runs smoothly.
Stuttgart Airport is a clean, modern and well-organised mid-sized airport that is inviting to both passengers and visitors. Several transport options to and from the city make it a convenient gateway to Southern Germany and surrounds, including the Black Forest and the romantic city of Heidelberg. In essence, there couldn’t be a better start or end to your holiday in Southern Germany.
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Train: Both the S2 and S3 railway lines run from Terminal 1 to the city’s central station (Stuttgart Hauptbanhof) in 27 minutes. Fare is €3.40
Bus: Several buses run between the airport and various parts of the city. Travel time to central Stuttgart is 25-30 minutes and a one-way ticket costs €3.40
Taxi: Taxis are available outside Terminals 1-3. Journey time to central Stuttgart is about 30 minutes and fare is approximately €30.
Money and communications: ATMs, currency exchange, post office and Internet kiosks.
Luggage: There are left luggage, lost and found and baggage wrapping facilities.
Conference and business: The airport’s Wöllhaf Conference and Banqueting Centre features a comprehensive range of business and conference facilities, including 10 business rooms, 5 conference rooms and 2 stylish venues for entertaining VIP guests; all of which are fully equipped.
Other facilities: Facilities include a hairdresser, massage point, a locksmith and shoe repair service and medical centre.
Wi-Fi: Accessing STARTPORTAL (for info on the airport and flights etc) is free, but to access the internet passengers connect with T-Mobile, Spectrum, Vodafone and O2 and there's a charge for that.
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