Verwaltungsgericht Stuttgart, Administrative court in Stuttgart, Germany.

Verwaltungsgericht Stuttgart is an administrative court in Stuttgart that handles disputes between individuals and government authorities. It processes cases from a large region spanning multiple cities and districts across Baden-Württemberg.

The court is one of four administrative courts in Baden-Württemberg and covers the Stuttgart administrative region. Until 11 June 2018 it sat at Augustenstraße 5, then moved to Schellingstraße 15 until 24 January 2022, when it returned to Augustenstraße 5. The site once held the Hofküchengarten and Friedrich Schiller's family home; a plaque recalls Schiller's May 1794 meeting with Johann Gottlieb Fichte there.

The court's building is part of the Augustenhof office complex on Augustenstraße, and a memorial plaque recalls that Friedrich Schiller met the philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte here in May 1794, when the site held the court kitchen garden and Schiller's family home.

The building stands at Augustenstraße 5 and features barrier-free access for all visitors. A night mailbox allows document submission outside regular business hours.

A memorial plaque on the courthouse recalls that Friedrich Schiller met the philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte here in May 1794, when the site still held the court kitchen garden and Schiller's family home.