Place report
Stuttgart
Baden-Württemberg · Germany
Verified: its climate is measured by NASA POWER and its walkability by OpenStreetMap; its country's figures as of 17 October 2026.
Stuttgart scores 61 out of 100 on Where Tomorrow's default priorities. Its climate and walkability are measured for the place itself; cost, safety, healthcare, visa, community, internet and tax are Germany's, from the same sources as every place we cover.
Match score
61/ 100
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Six facts
- City centre, people per km²JRC GHSL 2020
- 15,822
- Tree cover within 1 kmCopernicus Land (CLMS) 2018
- 8%
- Paved or built within 1 kmCopernicus Land (CLMS) 2018
- 69%
- A comfortable month for oneWorld Bank WDI 2025
- €2,370
- Winter, December to FebruaryNASA POWER (MERRA-2) + GeoNames 2020–2024
- 3.1°C
- WalkabilityOpenStreetMap (Overpass) 2026-10
- 100 of 100
The eight measures
- Climate Resilience91
- Cost of Living50
- Safety & Stability81
- Healthcare Access91
- Visa Freedom47
- Community Fit77
- Internet Quality96
- Tax Friendliness23
Tax and take-home pay
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Looking to 2035
We do not project Stuttgart to 2035 on its own yet: climate projections are made for the regions we report in full.
Zurich's report, 163 km away, has its region's 2035 outlook.