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Heumaden, Stuttgart — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Heumaden is a district of Stuttgart, a little over three square kilometres of ground gathered around the Alte Kirche and the Bernhardskirche.
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Where to stay in Heumaden
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Heumaden carries no hotel district of its own, so the practical choice is a bed in central Stuttgart with a trip out to the Alte Kirche and the streets around it. Lodging in Heumaden is thin. Anyone staying in Stuttgart-Heumaden for quiet rather than sightseeing will find a district of some three square kilometres walkable end to end, with the Bernhardskirche and the Alte Kirche both inside it.
About Heumaden
What are the main landmarks in Heumaden?
The Alte Kirche is the oldest named building in Heumaden, and the name itself does the dating work, setting the church apart from the Bernhardskirche that shares the district with it. Churches are what Heumaden keeps. Three of them stand across a district of about three square kilometres, which leaves the built landmarks close together and the walk between them short.
What is the history of Heumaden?
Heumaden's documented past sits mostly in its buildings, and the Alte Kirche carries the plainest evidence of it: a name that marks the church as the older foundation of the district. The Bernhardskirche followed. Both churches stand within a district of a little over three square kilometres, and both still serve the streets of Stuttgart-Heumaden around them.
Where is Heumaden?
Heumaden lies within Stuttgart, a district of about three square kilometres marked out by the Alte Kirche and the Bernhardskirche.
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Updated August 2026