Straßenbahnwelt Stuttgart

Straßenbahnwelt Stuttgart is a museum housed in a former depot building, displaying streetcars from different eras of the city's transportation history. The space reveals how these vehicles evolved in design and technology, from their earliest forms to more recent models that served the region.

The building began as an active depot in 1929, serving as a place to store and repair streetcars for daily routes. It was later converted into a museum in the 2000s, preserving the story of how public transit developed across more than a century.

The name reflects the building's original purpose as a working depot where trams were maintained and stored for daily service. Today, visitors walk through spaces that still feel connected to that industrial past, with vehicles arranged to show how they were once organized for operation.

The museum occupies a spacious former work depot, so there is plenty of room to explore at a comfortable pace. Wear comfortable shoes for walking, since the exhibition spreads across several separate zones within the large building.

On weekends, visitors can actually ride in some of the vintage streetcars and experience what it felt like to travel through the city in these historical vehicles. This hands-on experience gives a sense of what daily commuting felt like for passengers from that era.

Location: Stuttgart

Location: Bad Cannstatt

Inception: 2009

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Monday-Wednesday 10:00-16:00; Sunday 10:00-18:00

Website: https://ssb-ag.de/erleben/strassenbahnmuseum-stuttgart

GPS coordinates: 48.79900,9.21768

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:24