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- Visit Fernsehturm Stuttgart - the very first television tower in the world and a prototype for towers all over Germany and the globe.
- It’s one of Stuttgart's most notable landmarks with unmatched panoramic views from the top. See the entire city, the vineyards of the Neckar Valley, and the Swabian countryside as far as the Alb, the Black Forest, and the Odenwald.
- This 217-meter-high tower was inaugurated in 1956.
- It was a great innovation at the time – developing a concrete TV tower that could also be a tourist attraction and have aesthetic appeal too.
- It boasts a slender yet strong, functional frame and is truly one of the most unique architectural masterpieces of modern times.
- At a height of 150-meters, there's a two-tiered observation platform from which you’ll experience impressive views. You can also pay a visit to the cafe and bar later.
- Visit Fernsehturm Stuttgart - the very first television tower in the world and a prototype for towers all over Germany and the globe.
- It’s one of Stuttgart's most notable landmarks with unmatched panoramic views from the top. See the entire city, the vineyards of the Neckar Valley, and the Swabian countryside as far as the Alb, the Black Forest, and the Odenwald.
- This 217-meter-high tower was inaugurated in 1956.
- It was a great innovation at the time – developing a concrete TV tower that could also be a tourist attraction and have aesthetic appeal too.
- It boasts a slender yet strong, functional frame and is truly one of the most unique architectural masterpieces of modern times.
- At a height of 150-meters, there's a two-tiered observation platform from which you’ll experience impressive views. You can also pay a visit to the cafe and bar later.
Inclusions
- Admission ticket to Fernsehturm Stuttgart
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why Visit Fernsehturm Stuttgart?
- Panoramic Perfection: The Fernsehturm Stuttgart offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the cityscape, allowing you to soak in the mesmerizing blend of modern architecture, lush greenery, and historic landmarks all at once.
- Vertical Voyage: Ascend the tower's sleek elevator to its observation deck, soaring 150 meters above the ground. Feel the thrill as the world unfolds beneath your feet, revealing Stuttgart's vibrant urban tapestry from a new perspective.
- Culinary Delights: Indulge in a culinary adventure at the restaurants, perched at the top of the tower. Savour delectable regional and international dishes while enjoying the enchanting cityscape.
- Historical Significance: Learn about the tower's rich history and significance as you explore the on-site exhibition. Discover its pivotal role in broadcasting and communication, and gain insight into Stuttgart's technological advancements throughout the years.
Your Fernsehturm Stuttgart Tickets Explained
Fernsehturm Stuttgart Entry tickets
Discover the awe-inspiring vistas atop the Fernsehturm Stuttgart, a renowned architectural marvel and the city's iconic symbol. With your Fernsehturm Stuttgart tickets, ascend 217 meters to the two-tiered observation platform at 150 meters, where breathtaking panoramas encompass the city, the Neckar Valley vineyards, and the scenic Swabian countryside, stretching to the Alb, Black Forest, and Odenwald. You can dine at the two restaurants at the tower, named the Panoramcafé and the Restaurant Leonhardts.
A Look at Fernsehturm Stuttgart
History and Construction
Standing tall in Stuttgart, the Fernsehturm Stuttgart holds the honour of being the world's first television tower. Erected 60 years ago, this 217-meter-high marvel defied scepticism during its construction. Instead of the conventional iron lattice mast, Professor Fritz Leonhardt introduced an innovative concept—a reinforced concrete tower with a circular cylindrical pod. This visionary idea not only revolutionized construction but also incorporated an observation deck, restaurant, and broadcasting technology. Today, this iconic landmark offers breathtaking panoramic views of Stuttgart, the Neckar Valley vineyards, and the scenic Swabian countryside, capturing the essence of the city's rich history and natural beauty.
Observation Deck
At a height of 150 m and 153 m, the Fernsehturm Stuttgart's observation deck treats visitors to a captivating 360° panoramic view of Stuttgart, stretching across the vineyards of the Neckar Valley to the picturesque Swabian Jura and the enchanting Black Forest. This popular tourist spot is nestled within a cylindrical pod, housing not only the observation deck but also a restaurant and cutting-edge transmitter technology. Designed by renowned engineer Fritz Leonhardt, this landmark tower has been enticing visitors since its opening in 1956, inviting them to savour the scenery from the Turmplattform and the Panoramacafé.
Dining at the Tower
The Fernsehturm Stuttgart boasts two remarkable dining options, the Panoramcafé and the Restaurant Leonhardts, each offering exquisite cuisine paired with breathtaking views. Located at 147 meters, the Panoramcafé stands as Stuttgart's highest café, serving breakfast, lunch, coffee, and dinner amidst a modern and ever-changing ambience. The Restaurant Leonhardts, both indoor and outdoor, presents modern Swabian delicacies in a beautiful garden setting, open for lunch and dinner. Visitors can relish the panoramic cityscape while indulging in a culinary experience. Additionally, the observation deck hosts a Turm bar, serving refreshing drinks and delectable snacks.
Plan Your Visit to Fernsehturm Stuttgart
Timings
Getting There
Rules
Facilities
Accessibility
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- Tower:
Summer (Apr-Oct): Tue to Sun: 10 AM - 10 PM
Winter (Nov-Mar): Tue to Sat: 10 AM - 9 PM
Sun: 10 AM - 7 PM - Closed on: Monday
- Panoramacafé:
Summer opening hours (April - October):
Monday - Saturday: 10 AM to 9 PM
Sundays & Holidays: 10 AM to 6 PM - Restaurant Leonhardts:
Saturday: 12 PM to 10 PM
Sunday: 12 PM to 6 PM
Address: Stuttgart Jahnstraße 120, Stuttgart.
- By Metro: U7, U8
Nearest Stop: Ruhbank (Fernsehturm) - By Train: 10
Nearest Stop: Nägelestraße - By Bus: 70
Nearest Stop: Fernsehturm - By Car: Distance From Stuttgart Airport: 10 km
Car Parking: Free parking is available at the tower.
- Dogs are not permitted in the television tower, except for assistance dogs with proper documentation.
- The observation platform may be closed during gale warnings for safety reasons.
- The tower is accessible for wheelchair users and individuals with strollers, but a maximum of three wheelchairs or rollators are allowed on the TV tower at any given time.
- Children under the age of 5 can enter for free.
- Prohibited items inside the tower include glass bottles and glasses, animals (excluding guide dogs), prams, skateboards, scooters, bicycles, large luggage such as suitcases and backpacks, as well as weapons and dangerous substances like compressed gas containers or fireworks.
- Restrooms: There are restrooms available for visitors to use.
- Accessibility: The tower is wheelchair accessible, and visitors with disabilities can receive reduced prices.
- Baby changing facilities: There are baby changing facilities available for visitors.
- Gift shop: There is a gift shop located on the observation deck that sells souvenirs and other items.
- Storage: There are storage facilities available for visitors to store their belongings.
- The TV Tower allows a maximum of three wheelchairs or rollator users at a time.
- While the observation platform is not completely barrier-free, a raised sill at the threshold can be easily navigated with assistance.
- The Panorama Café offers barrier-free access, allowing wheelchair users to enjoy breathtaking views from a sitting position.
- Guided tours include three stations: the terrace, the foundations, and the observation platform. Note that the foundations are only accessible via stairs, making the tour partially inaccessible.
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- Wilhelma Zoo: Immerse yourself in nature's beauty at this stunning zoo and botanical garden. Discover a wide variety of exotic animals and marvel at the vibrant flora and fauna.
- Schlossplatz: Located in the heart of Stuttgart, Schlossplatz is a picturesque square surrounded by historical buildings, including the Neues Schloss. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, relax by the fountains, or indulge in some shopping.
- Stuttgart State Gallery: Delve into the world of art at the Stuttgart State Gallery, housing an impressive collection of artworks from various periods. From Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary art, it offers a captivating cultural experience.
All Your Questions About Fernsehturm Stuttgart Answered
Are Fernsehturm Stuttgart tickets available online?
Yes, tickets for the Fernsehturm Stuttgart can be purchased online.
Do Fernsehturm Stuttgart tickets include skip-the-line access?
Yes, purchasing tickets in advance grants you skip-the-line access, allowing you to bypass the ticketing queue and proceed directly to the tower.
Are Panoramcafé and the Restaurant Leonhardts reservations included in my Fernsehturm Stuttgart tickets?
No, reservations for Panoramcafé and Restaurant Leonhardts are not included in the Fernsehturm Stuttgart tickets and need to be made separately.
What is the cancellation policy for Fernsehturm Stuttgart tickets?
You have the flexibility to cancel these tickets and receive a complete refund if done so at least 24 hours prior to the start of the experience.
What are Fernsehturm Stuttgart opening hours?
The Fernsehturm Stuttgart generally remains open from 10 AM to 10 PM.
What is the best time to visit the Fernsehturm Stuttgart?
The best time to visit the Fernsehturm Stuttgart is during clear weather and daylight hours to fully enjoy the panoramic views. Sunset can offer a particularly stunning experience.
How do I get to the Fernsehturm Stuttgart?
The Fernsehturm Stuttgart can be easily reached by metro lines U7 and U8, train line 10 and bus number 70.
What are Fernsehturm Stuttgart restaurant's opening hours?
The Panoramcafé opens from 10 AM to 9 PM and from 10 AM to 6 PM on holidays, while Restaurant Leonhardts opens from 12 PM to 10 PM on Saturdays and 12 PM to 6 PM on Sundays.
Is the Fernsehturm Stuttgart wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Fernsehturm Stuttgart is wheelchair accessible, allowing individuals with mobility needs to enjoy the tower's observation platform and other facilities.
How long should I spend at the Fernsehturm Stuttgart?
While visiting the Fernsehturm Stuttgart, you can spend around 1-2 hours exploring the tower and enjoying the panoramic views.