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Finding Accommodation in Stuttgart

The capital and largest city in the state of Baden-Württemberg, the city of Stuttgart is one of Germany’s most unique. As well as encapsulating the bustling modernism and industrial might of modern Germany, Stuttgart is sprawled across numerous hillsides, vineyards, and open river valleys. The juxtaposition makes Stuttgart a hugely popular place to settle, especially in southwestern Germany. Home to Germany’s world-famous automobile industry, Stuttgart has been an ideal ex-pat hotspot for decades. Knowing which Stuttgart neighborhood to settle in can be difficult, so let's take a look at the best neighborhoods in Stuttgart and what they each have to offer.

Best neighborhoods to live in Stuttgart

Stadtmitte

Stadtmitte, meaning city center in English, is the very heart of modern Stuttgart. The booming business and commercial aspect of the city can be seen in the center of Stadtmitte. With high-rise buildings, busy streets, and professional air, Stadtmitte is a faced-paced neighborhood in which to live in Stuttgart. Due to this, finding accommodation in Stuttgart’s Stadtmitte neighborhood can be very competitive, and prices are some of the city’s highest. For those who are willing to pay those extra Euros, Stadtmitte can offer the best inner experience in southern Germany and allow you to be right in the city’s professional heart. After work hours, you can also visit the huge range of bars and entertainment spots that surround the Stadtmitte neighborhood.

Stuttgart Ost

Stuttgart Ost, making up the eastern edges of the city, is seen as Stuttgart’s more village-esque neighborhood. The perfect balance of closeness to the city with its inner-city links and the surrounding greenness and idyllic landscapes makes Stuttgart Ost one of the more popular places for apartments in Stuttgart. The city suburbs of Stuttgart Ost are home to a variety of different residential accommodations, including detached houses, luxury apartments, and hillside homes. Weaving its way between the more modern luxury homes is some of the best examples of Stuttgart’s historic architecture. These take the form of everything from medieval townhouses to art nouveau apartments.

Degerloch

If you are looking for a complete escape from the inner city rush of Stuttgart, then the neighborhood of Degerloch is the ideal place to settle. Lying at the south of the city, Degerloch is another district that has afar more village and rural feel. With vast open spaces, fields of green and endless walking and cycle paths, Degerloch provides peace and quiet. Despite its quiet and isolated feel, Degerloch also has great transport connections to the city, meaning you can easily head into the city for work or leisure. So, if you prefer the green hills and open spaces south of the city, Degerloch is the ideal neighborhood for you. Although you may have to head north for an evening’s entertainment, there are plenty of shops and supermarkets in the local area.

Stuttgart Sud

The south and southwest parts of Stuttagrrt are made up of the aptly named Stuttgart Sud neighborhood. Once a small farming community, the Stuttgart Sud neighborhood has grown into one of the premier regions in the city, and it is easy to see why it has become a popular place for rentals in Stuttgart. Sprawling across the city’s southern hills, Stuttgart Sud is renowned for its award-winning vineyards and wine production, giving local residents a romantic view daily. Stuttgart Sud is another neighborhood that has the perfect balance of the bustling Marienplatz, complete with restaurants and bars, as well as the idyllic rural charm of family-run wineries such as Collegium Wirtemberg.

Tips for moving to Stuttgart

Up-ending yourself and moving to any new city can be a difficult process, especially if you are moving to a whole different country. There are certain hints and tips that, if taken into account, can make your whole situation that little bit easier and smoother. One of the things to do before moving to anywhere in Germany is to learn a little of the local language. Although you will find many English speakers in Stuttgart, being able to talk with locals will endear you to your new life and make admin far easier to compete.

Average rent in Stuttgart

Average rent prices in Stuttgart can vary hugely depending on which neighborhood you choose to settle in. Some are far pricer than others, and the type of accommodation has a large say in rent levels. For example, the average price for a furnished 1 bedroom apartment in Stuttgart can cost between 1000 and 1800 euros per month.

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