Schnarrenberg

Schnarrenberg is a mountain in Stuttgart with steep cliffs and natural vegetation in the northern section of the city. Its rocky faces and plant cover create a distinctive natural landmark in this part of the urban area.

A railway tunnel was built here in 1895 to connect two important districts of the city. Between 1999 and 2000, this tunnel was completely renovated with modern concrete construction replacing the original brick.

The slopes here are planted with vineyards that have shaped wine-growing traditions in the northern part of the city. Walking through the area, you can see how these terraces remain central to local farming practices today.

You can reach this place on foot and explore the natural paths that cross the terrain. Visit during drier weather since steep sections can become slippery after rain.

A weather service operates an observation station at the top, collecting data for the entire region. This station helps provide more accurate forecasts for the city and surrounding areas.

Location: Stuttgart

Elevation above the sea: 315.7 m

Part of: Gäu Plateaus

Website: http://themenpark-umwelt.baden-wuerttemberg.de/servlet/is/39003/?path=4422;6277;19900;

GPS coordinates: 48.82810,9.20064

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:46