Arriving at a new airport can be a little stressful, especially when you need to get to your hotel or the city center. Stuttgart offers several convenient transfer options that vary in price, travel time, and comfort level. This information will help you choose the best way to reach your destination.
Official taxi stands are usually located directly near the exits from the terminals. Follow clear signs and avoid offers from individuals offering taxi services inside the airport – only use the official stands. The cost of the trip depends on the distance and time of day, but expect a trip to the city center to cost approximately 30-50 euros. Keep in mind that travel time may increase during peak hours due to traffic congestion.
A private transfer is a convenient option, especially if you are traveling with a large group or with a lot of luggage. Usually, after booking, you will be informed of the meeting point at the airport (often near the arrivals area with a sign with your name). It is important to confirm all details in advance, including the flight number and meeting point. The price is fixed at the time of booking, which allows you to avoid surprises. The cost of a private transfer to the city center can range from 50 to 80 euros, depending on the type of vehicle and the number of passengers.
Shared shuttles are a more economical option, but they may take longer as the driver may wait for enough passengers to gather and make stops at different hotels. They are suitable if you are not in a hurry and want to save money. The cost of a shared shuttle is usually 20-35 euros per person. Minibuses are also available for group transfers.
From Stuttgart Airport, you can reach the city by train (S-Bahn), metro (U-Bahn) and buses. This is the cheapest option, but it may be inconvenient if you have a lot of luggage. A trip on the S-Bahn to Stuttgart Central Station takes about 15-20 minutes and costs approximately 4-5 euros. Buses also offer convenient connections to various areas of the city.
Travel time to the city depends on many factors, such as the time of day, traffic congestion and the chosen mode of transport. During peak hours (morning and evening) travel time may increase by 30-60 minutes.
| Option | Travel Time (approximate) | Price (approximate, EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Taxi | 20-30 minutes | 30-50 |
| Private Transfer | 25-35 minutes | 50-80 |
| Shared Shuttle | 40-60 minutes | 20-35 |
| Train/Metro | 15-20 minutes | 4-5 |
| Bus | 30-45 minutes | 4-6 |
Time and prices may vary depending on traffic and season.
Popular destinations from Stuttgart Airport include not only the city center, but also cities such as Ulm, Tübingen and Ludwigsburg. For trips to these cities, it is better to consider a private transfer or car rental.
Official taxi stands are located near the exits from the terminals. Do not use the services of individuals offering taxis inside the airport.
A private transfer is booked in advance, and the driver meets you at the airport. The price is fixed, unlike a taxi, where the price depends on the meter.
A trip on the S-Bahn to the central station takes about 15-20 minutes.
Yes, especially if you are traveling in peak season or with a large group. This guarantees the availability of transport and a fixed price.
Expect a taxi ride to the city center to cost approximately 30-50 euros.
Shared shuttles are economical, but may take longer due to stops at different hotels.
Be sure to confirm the flight number, meeting point and number of passengers.
Yes, at night or on weekends, the cost of a taxi may be higher.
The schedule can be found on the official websites of transport companies or in route planning apps.
Immediately contact the company that provided the transfer, at the phone number indicated in your booking confirmation.
Most taxis accept credit cards, but it is better to have cash with you in case card payment is not possible.