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How to get from Bremen to Stuttgart

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1h 5min
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95€
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Distance
478 km
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Checked offer from Bremen to Stuttgart: Flight, about 1h 5min, from €95. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 10, 2026): Eurowings; main departure point: Bremen Airport.

Distance: 478 km. Data updated on .

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1h 5min
95 – 98 €
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🚌 Departure from Bremen
📍The flight departs from Bremen Airport (BRE), a compact airport close to the city. Arrive with enough margin for check-in and security, have your e-ticket and ID ready, and check your baggage allowance beforehand.
🚇From the city centre, the tram connects Bremen's main station to the airport, making it an easy, budget-friendly option. A taxi is also available if you have heavy luggage or an early departure.
⏰Departure times vary by day and season. Check the booking page for the flights on your date, and prefer an earlier flight if you have an onward connection from Stuttgart.
💸 Transport from 95€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 1h 5min
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Companies selling this route on 12Go

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Eurowings Flight Bremen Airport €95 3
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Practical tips

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Head to the airport, not the station

This flight leaves from Bremen Airport, not the main station. Check the departure point in your e-ticket before leaving your accommodation, so you don't end up at the wrong place with a flight to catch.

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Compare door to door, not just the flight

The flight itself is quick, but airport transfers, check-in and security add time. Before you book, compare the whole journey on the booking page so you don't overpay for speed you won't really gain.

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Book early for better fares

Flight prices change with the date and how full the plane is. Booking well ahead usually gives the best choice and the lowest fares, especially for weekends, holidays and popular times of day.

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Check your baggage allowance

Low fares often include hand luggage only. If you travel with a backpack or a large suitcase, check the baggage rules before paying, because adding a hold bag later can cost more than expected.

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Leave a margin for onward connections

If you continue from Stuttgart by train or bus, don't book a tight connection. Delays happen, and a buffer after landing protects you from missing the last departure of the day.

The journey experience

Bremen to Stuttgart is one of those long north–south legs where flying can genuinely make sense for an independent traveller. Instead of weighing up every option, you can see right away whether the flight fits your plans, then compare time and price on the booking page, where the up-to-date figures are shown clearly side by side.

The flight runs between Bremen Airport and Stuttgart Airport, both compact and easy to navigate compared with Germany's big hubs. Check-in, security and boarding are straightforward, you stay seated for the whole journey, and you land close to Stuttgart's rail network, which is handy if you continue towards Heidelberg, Munich or beyond. Check the baggage allowance on your fare, as the cheapest tickets often include hand luggage only.

Our advice: this trip starts and ends at the airport, not in the city centre, so plan your transfer on both sides and leave a comfortable margin. Book early for the best fares, keep your e-ticket on your phone, and double-check the airport names when you book. Once in Stuttgart, you can easily continue to Prague, Vienna or Paris on other routes.

Frequently asked questions — Bremen → Stuttgart

Why visit Stuttgart?

  • ✓ Tour the Mercedes-Benz Museum and its 160 years of automotive history across nine levels
  • ✓ Visit the Porsche Museum in Zuffenhausen, with its striking architecture and legendary sports cars
  • ✓ Stroll through the Wilhelma, a unique zoological-botanical garden in a Moorish-style setting
  • ✓ Taste Swabian specialties like Maultaschen and local Trollinger wines in the Weinstube of the vineyard-lined city
  • ✓ Climb to the Fernsehturm, the world's first TV tower, for views over the Neckar valley and the vineyards
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Recommended stay
2 to 3 nights — enough for the car museums, Wilhelma and a vineyard walk

When to visit Stuttgart?

TEMPERATE OCEANIC-CONTINENTAL CLIMATE

May to September — mild, sunny weather ideal for vineyards, parks and Christmas-free sightseeing

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In Stuttgart — Plan your stay
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What to do in Stuttgart?

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Mercedes-Benz Museum Visit
Nine levels tracing over 130 years of automotive history, from the first car to modern F1 machines. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am–6pm, closed Mondays. Tickets around 16€. Take the S-Bahn S1 to Neckarpark and allow at least three hours. Audio guide is included.
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Porsche Museum Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen
A striking architectural showcase of Porsche's racing and road legends, from the 356 to the 911 and 919 Hybrid. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am–6pm. Entry about 12€. Reach it via S-Bahn S6 to Neuwirtshaus. Book the factory tour separately, as slots fill up quickly.
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Schlossplatz and New Palace
The baroque heart of the city, framed by the New Palace, the Jubilee Column and open lawns where locals picnic. Free to walk around at any hour. Combine it with the nearby Königstraße pedestrian street. Visit in the early evening when the square is lively but not crowded.
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Vineyard Walk Above the City
Stuttgart is one of Germany's few major cities with working vineyards inside its limits. Follow the Weinwanderweg from the Rotenberg or Uhlbach hills for views over the Neckar valley. Free to hike. Stop at a Besenwirtschaft for local Trollinger wine, around 5€ a glass.
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Markthalle and Swabian Cuisine
The Art Nouveau Markthalle gathers regional produce, cheeses and deli stalls. Try Maultaschen (stuffed pasta) or Käsespätzle for a typical Swabian lunch, about 10€. Open Monday to Saturday, closed Sundays. Go on a weekday late morning to avoid the Saturday rush.
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Wilhelma Zoo and Botanical Garden
Unique in Europe for combining a zoo with historic Moorish-style gardens and greenhouses. Open daily from 8:15am, entry around 22€ in high season. Arrive at opening to see the animals active, and check the winter closing time, which is earlier than in summer.
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Fernsehturm Panorama Views
The world's first telecommunications tower in reinforced concrete, built in 1956, offers a 360° view over the basin. Entry around 10€. Go about an hour before sunset for the best light. Take the U15 to Ruhbank, then a short uphill walk through the forest.
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Mineral Baths at Leuze
Stuttgart has the second-largest mineral water springs in Europe after Budapest. Mineralbad Leuze is a local favorite with indoor and outdoor thermal pools. Entry from about 12€ for two hours. Bring your own towel and visit on weekday mornings for fewer crowds.

How long to visit Stuttgart?

2 to 3 days

Allow 2 to 3 days to see Stuttgart properly. In 2 days you can cover the Mercedes-Benz and Porsche museums, the Schlossplatz area, the Staatsgalerie and a stroll through the vineyards or Killesberg Park. With a third day, add a day trip to Esslingen, Ludwigsburg Palace or Tübingen. Buy the SSB day ticket and the StuttgartCard to save on transport and museum entries.

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