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Rubble hill

Walk to the one of the highest points of Stuttgart Germany a man made mountain of rubble from WW... read more

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Great place that not many people know about.

This mountain is a historical mountain which stores the debris from WWII when the allies bombed... read more

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Reviewed March 20, 2014

A great city center location and a 10 minute uphill walk brings you to the rubble hill. Lovely views on a clear and not typically hazy day. However, it didn't wow us in any way as had seen in reviews.

Date of experience: March 2014
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Reviewed August 11, 2013

Interesting bit of history. This is the highest point in the Stuttgart area (511m) and gives great panoramic views of the surrounding area. We walked up on a nice day in August. Park across the street and it a short walk up the hill to the top. Loved the views and the history (although we couldn't read the German historical markers attesting to the significance of the place.

Here are some directions from the Böblingen side of town: Ttake the A831 toward Stuttgart for nearly a kilometer and continue onto B14 for three kilometers. Continue onto Wildparkstraße for one and a half kilometers. And continue onto Rotenwaldstraße for a kilometer. A parking lot sits between where the road splits into Rotenwaldstrasse and Geisseichstrasse. Walk across Geisseichstrasse and you will be at the base of the hill. It’s only a short walk up the path that winds around the hill and leads you to the summit.

Date of experience: August 2013
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Reviewed January 23, 2022
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Date of experience: May 2021
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Reviewed October 6, 2021
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Date of experience: April 2021
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Reviewed August 8, 2021
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Date of experience: July 2021
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