Bad Cannstatt

Bad Cannstatt extends along the Neckar River, featuring traditional buildings, mineral springs, and vineyards across its urban landscape.

The Romans established Cannstatt in 98 AD as a strategic settlement, constructing a fortress to protect the important river crossing point.

The Cannstatter Volksfest, held annually in the Cannstatt Meadows, stands as the second largest beer festival in Germany after Munich's Oktoberfest.

The district connects to Stuttgart's center through multiple public transport options, including the U-Bahn lines U1, U2, and U13 from Wilhelmsplatz station.

The area contains nineteen mineral springs, making it the second largest concentration of mineral water sources in Europe after Budapest.

Location: Stuttgart

Elevation above the sea: 205 m

Website: https://www.stuttgart.de/rathaus/stadtbezirke/badcannstatt/

Website: https://stuttgart.de/rathaus/stadtbezirke/badcannstatt

GPS coordinates: 48.80488,9.21468

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:27