Stuttgart Rosenstein | Background
A yellow house with a pointed roof stands directly in front of the bridge arch at Stuttgart's main train station. A streetcar is running in the background.

Stuttgart Rosenstein project background

Stuttgart Rosenstein is located between the existing districts Mitte [Centre], Nord [North], Ost [East] and Bad Cannstatt. The new district shall remove the previous division between the neighbourhoods, in particular the one between Stuttgart-Nord and -Ost, as well as strengthen the connection to the city centre and the central station.

  • A view of Stuttgart's Schlossplatz square in summer. The sky is blue, the trees are green, people are milling around the square and enjoying the good weather. On the left edge of the picture the Königsbau, on the right the Kunstmuseum.
  • A typical residential building in the district of Stuttgart-North from the Wilhelminian period. People walk through the streets under blue sky and sunshine.
  • View of the East district of Stuttgart. The gas boiler juts out in the center. In the foreground the predominantly red roofs of the settlements, in the background the landscape around Stuttgart.
  • A small square in the old town of Bad Cannstatt in Stuttgart can be seen. In the center is an old fountain, in the foreground are autumnal deciduous trees and in the background is an old half-timbered house.
  • Stuttgart-Mitte

    Stuttgart’s central core – the Mitte district – is located south of the development area. Besides the shopping mile Königsstrasse it's the cultural centre of the city with the opera, state gallery and other museums.

  • Stuttgart-Nord

    The subarea northwest of Wolframstrasse belongs to Stuttgart-Nord. This district is characterised by its versatile charm. Many parks in the surrounding amke the north very attractive. The “Eisenbahnerdörfle” is a lively residential area.

  • Stuttgart-Ost

    In the east, Stuttgart’s Schlossgarten, is directly adjacent to the development area Rosenstein. The district is characterised by workers’ settlements. The historic industrial charm is reflected in the district’s landmark – the gas boiler.

  • Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt

    With its 18 neighbourhoods, Bad Cannstatt is Stuttgart’s largest and oldest city district. It borders on the Rosenstein development area. Bad Cannstatt attracts many visitors with the Wilhelma, the Mercedes-Benz Museum and Arena as well as the spas.

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The Rosenstein Memorandum

Public involvement 2016
On the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart there is a yellow bus, the so-called citizen participation bus as a contact point for citizens to get information about Stuttgart Rosenstein. The sun is shining, the trees are green, and there are many people on the square.