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- Stuttgart Feuersee station is a railway station in the capital city of Stuttgart, located in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Eisenbahnatlas Deutschland (German...
- also used for local water supplies. In the Feuersee area in the west of Stuttgart lies one of two 'Feuersee's (literally fire lakes), striking for its views...
- parallel to the Verbindungsbahn. As a result, a new station with the name Feuersee, between Stadtmitte and Schwabstraße, was added to the plans for the Verbindungsbahn...
- architect, Christian Friedrich von Leins. It lies on a peninsula of the Feuersee (Fire Lake), while the main entrance and tower marks the beginning of the...
- 1 Feuersee towards Kirchheim (Teck) University towards Filderstadt S 2 Feuersee towards Schorndorf University towards Flughafen/Messe S 3 Feuersee towards...
- – Esslingen – Neckarpark – Bad Cannstatt – Hauptbahnhof – Stadtmitte – Feuersee – Schwabstraße – University – Österfeld – Vaihingen – Rohr – Böblingen...
- station Feuersee towards Herrenberg S 1 Hauptbahnhof towards Kirchheim (Teck) Feuersee towards Filderstadt S 2 Hauptbahnhof towards Schorndorf Feuersee towards...
- 6 RV 1 Straßberg Winterlingen Hp Tübingen–Sigmaringen 6079 Stuttgart Feuersee 3 S 2 Stuttgart Hp Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof–Österfeld 1824 Stuttgart Flughafen/Messe...
- Stuttgart-Österfeld – Stuttgart Universität – Stuttgart Schwabstraße – Stuttgart Feuersee – Stuttgart Stadtmitte – Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof – Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt...
- Petruskirche in Wurmberg 1865–1876: Johanneskirche in Stuttgart by the Feuersee (severely damaged in World War II and partially restored) 1875: "Liederhalle"...