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Bad Cannstatt Old Town – Klösterle Bad Cannstatt loop from Esslingen (Neckar)

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Bad Cannstatt Old Town – Klösterle Bad Cannstatt loop from Esslingen (Neckar)

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Bad Cannstatt Old Town – Klösterle Bad Cannstatt loop from Esslingen (Neckar)

02:41

25.6km

60m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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11.4 km

Hall of Fame at the Cannstatt King Karl Bridge

Highlight • Structure

Great graffiti! The "Hall of Fame" under Cannstatt's König-Karls-Brücke (King Charles Bridge) is known far beyond the city limits. It's one of the few places in Stuttgart where street artists can legally use spray paint in public spaces.
To clearly demarcate legal from illegal areas, the city's Public Works Department commissions a thorough cleaning with a steam jet every two to three years.

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11.7 km

New Neckar Bridge, Stuttgart

Highlight • Bridge

The bridge for pedestrians and cyclists is finally ready. The only thing missing is the last stretch over the main road to Rosenstein Park

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12.4 km

Bad Cannstatt Old Town

Highlight • Settlement

Beautifully renovated half-timbered houses, a lively market square with many events throughout the year, cafés to linger in, shops, and plenty of culture. Not to mention the Roman remains that can be found in many places.

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12.5 km

D'r Entaklemmer statue at Thaddäus Troll Platz

Highlight • Monument

Nice memory of the writer Thaddäus Troll (Hans Bayer) and his ducks ("D'r Entaklemmer").

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12.5 km

Klösterle Bad Cannstatt

Highlight • Historical Site

The "Klösterle" was built in 1463, but has now lost its title as the oldest residential building in Stuttgart to the house in Brählesgasse 21, as this was built as early as 1348 according to the latest investigations.
Nevertheless, this extensively renovated building is always worth seeing.

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13.7 km

Leuze Fountain

Highlight • Rest Area

Stuttgart is the city with the largest mineral water reserves in Western Europe. More than 22 million liters of mineralized and partly carbonated water gush from 19 springs every day.

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