Auquellbrunnen, Stuttgart Travel Guide
Experience Stuttgart's mineral water heritage at Auquellbrunnen, a public fountain offering naturally sourced refreshment and a glimpse into local culture in Bad Cannstatt.
The Auquellbrunnen, nestled in Stuttgart's Bad Cannstatt district, is a beloved public fountain offering fresh mineral water. More than just a source of refreshment, it's a social hub where locals and tourists alike gather to fill their bottles and exchange stories. Surrounded by lush greenery and close to the Kurpark, the Auquellbrunnen provides a tranquil escape from the city bustle. Its continuous flow of naturally sourced mineral water, a hallmark of the Stuttgart region, makes it a unique and cherished landmark, embodying the city's connection to its natural resources and spa traditions. A visit offers a refreshing taste of Stuttgart's local culture and a chance to experience the city's famed mineral waters firsthand.
A brief summary to Auquellbrunnen
- Stuttgart, Bad Cannstatt, DE
Know before you go
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- Bring your own bottle or canister to fill up with the fresh mineral water.
- Combine your visit with a walk through the nearby Kurpark for a relaxing experience.
- Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds, especially on weekends.
- Check the water quality reports from the city of Stuttgart for the latest information.
- Explore the historic Bad Cannstatt district, including its Roman ruins and charming streets.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
From Bad Cannstatt station, take the U2 or U19 towards Neugereut/Fellbach and get off at Wilhelmsplatz. From there, walk along the Neckartalstraße for about 5 minutes, following signs for the Kurpark. The Auquellbrunnen is located just before the entrance to the spa gardens on your right. A single VVS ticket for a short trip costs approximately €1.80.
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Walking
From the center of Bad Cannstatt (e.g., Wilhelmsplatz), walk east along Neckartalstraße, following signs for the Kurpark. The Auquellbrunnen is located approximately 500 meters from Wilhelmsplatz, just before the entrance to the spa gardens on your right. The walk is mostly flat and takes about 5-10 minutes.
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Taxi/Ride-Share
A taxi or ride-share from Bad Cannstatt station to the Auquellbrunnen will cost approximately €8-€12, depending on traffic and the specific provider. The journey takes about 5 minutes, dropping you off directly at Neckartalstraße near the Kurpark entrance. From there, it's a short walk to the fountain.
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Driving
If driving, navigate to Neckartalstraße in Bad Cannstatt. Limited street parking is available in the vicinity, but it can be difficult to find during peak hours. Parking is metered and costs approximately €3.50 per hour. Alternatively, the Cannstatter Carré car park is located nearby (Wilhelmstraße 26, 70372 Stuttgart) and charges €2.20 per hour, with a daily maximum of €15. From either parking location, it's a short walk to the Auquellbrunnen.
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