Fernsehturm Stuttgart
About
The Fernsehturm Stuttgart, inaugurated in 1956, stands as the world's first reinforced‑concrete television tower and a beloved symbol of Stuttgart’s skyline. Rising to 216.6 m, the tower offers visitors panoramic views from two observation decks—one at 150 m and another at 153.5 m—capturing the city, the surrounding vineyards, the Black Forest, and the Swabian Jura in stunning 360° vistas. Inside, a modernistic basket houses an observation deck, a café, and a restaurant, blending technical marvel with leisure. The tower also serves as a popular venue for concerts, cultural events, and special sunrise gatherings, making it a multifaceted attraction for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and families alike. Guided tours are available, and the tower’s visitor centre offers an engaging look at broadcasting technology and the tower’s role in media history. Recommended Visit: 1 ½ hours (5 400 seconds).
Highlights
- First Reinforced Concrete TV Tower
- 360° Panorama from 216 m
- Dual Observation Decks
- On‑Site Café and Restaurant
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Best time to visit
April to October
Frequently Asked Questions
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes
Tickets & pricing
Adult
€12.50
Reduced
€8.00
Child
€0.00
School
€6.00
Family
€35.00