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Stuttgart is the home of the German car industry and lies amongst the forests and wine growing areas of Baden Württemberg, in the southwestern part of Germany. Not far from Stuttgart are the other towns of Heilbronn, Ulm, Baden-Baden, Heidelberg and Ludwigsburg with its world famous castle. Stuttgart's Echterdingen Airport is 10 miles south of the city and is served by the frequent S-Bahn train service to Stuttgart's main station.
Only return direct flights to Stuttgart with the lowest airfares are displayed.

Birmingham to Stuttgart	from	£97
London Stansted to Stuttgart	from	£51
Manchester to Stuttgart	from	£87

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60

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If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Stuttgart fr. £102

There are many low fare flights from Midlands to Stuttgart from just £97

Getting to & from Stuttgart Airport (STR), Germany

Stuttgart Echterdingen Airport has 4 terminals and lies about 10 miles drive south of the city, just off the A8 motorway (Karlsruhe - Munich) or off the B27. Germanwings is the largest airline operating at Stuttgart airport.
Taxi	Taxi rank is in front of Terminal 1 (level 3), fares cost about 25-30 Euros to the city.
Bus	Plenty of regional buses run from Terminal 1 to Tübingen, Esslingen, Reutlingen, Nürtigen, Degerloch, Isny, Ravensburg, Neuenhaus, Aich.
Train	Frequent S-Bahn S2 or S3 trains travel from this airport terminal 2 direct to the central train station in Stuttgart in under 30 minutes.

Worth looking at in Stuttgart

Mercedes-Benz Museum - All kinds of motors old and new.
Porsche Museum - History and nostalgia around the famous sports cars.
Königstrasse - Lovely traffic-free shopping street.
Schlossplatz - Gorgeous town square decorated with fountains and statues.
Neues Schloss - King Wilhelm I's 18th C.baroque palace is now occupied by the German treasury department.
Staatsgalerie - From medieval art to Picassos.
Ludwigsburg - Just north of the city stands Germany's largest baroque castle, the imposing Residenzschloss.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 5 February 2012 at 05:28.