This list of tallest buildings in Stuttgart ranks high-rise buildings and important landmarks that reach a height of .
Stuttgart's history of skyscrapers began 1928 with the completion of the 16-storey, Tagblatt-Turm. The architect Ernst Otto Oßwald planned the tower in 1924 opposite the Schocken department store as the first high-rise building in Stuttgart and the first reinforced concrete high-rise in Germany.
As in every major city, there are also remarkable but unrealized high-rise plans in Stuttgart. Mention should be made here of a so-called Trump Tower (Germany), which was a topic of discussion from 2001. This planned Trump Tower was to be erected on the exposed Prag, a hill on the northern edge of Stuttgart's valley basin. The 180-metre-high office, hotel and residential tower, which was estimated to cost around 230 million euros at the time, was “controversial among the population, the local council and the architectural and real estate scene.” The skyscraper was initially to be built in Berlin. When this project failed, the alternatives of Frankfurt/M. and, in April 2001, Stuttgart were discussed. After 2003, the plans were no longer pursued.
A special landmark on the Stuttgart skyline is the 217-meters-high Fernsehturm Stuttgart, built in 1956. It was the first telecommunications tower in the world constructed from reinforced concrete, and it is the prototype for many such towers worldwide.
Rank Name Image Heightm (ft) Floors Year completed Use / Note Stuttgarter Fernsehturm 1956 Telecommunications tower, Tallest structure in Stuttgart. 1 Porsche Design Tower 25 2022 Tallest high-rise building in Stuttgart, Office, Restaurant, Hotel 2 Skyline Living 21 2017 Residential, Office 3 LBBW-Hochhaus 19 2005 Headquarters of LBBW 4 Colorado 20 2007 Office 5 Dormero Hotel 20 1991 Hotel, Part of SI-Centrum 6 Julius-Brecht-Hochhaus 23 1969 Residential 7 Cloud No. 7 19 2017 Luxury high-rise in the Europaviertel. 8 StEP 6 16 2002 Headquarters of Debitel AG 9 Hannibal, Im Asemwald 52–62 24 1973 Residential 10 Hochhaus am Allianz Park 18 2025 Headquarters of Allianz Lebensversicherungs-AG11 Hannibal, Im Asemwald 2–10 24 1972 Residential 11 Hannibal, Im Asemwald 22–32 24 1973 Residential 13 Salute-Hochhaus 21 1963 Residential 14 EnBW-City 17 2009 Headquarters of EnBW 15 Wohnhochhaus „Fasan II“ 22 1965 Residential 16 Atlanta BusinessCenter 17 1992 Office 17 Daimler Hauptverwaltung 15 1958 Office, Height with star is 78.3 m. 18 Mercedesstr. 120 14 Office 19 Turm am Mailänder Platz 19 2021 Hotel 20 Tagblatt-Turm 16 1928 First high-rise building in Stuttgart. 21 Wohnhochhaus „Fasan I“, 21 1965 Residential 22 Stiftswaldstr. 1 21 1969 Residential 23 MPA Hochhaus 14 1969 Office 24 Fortuna 17 1996 Residential 25 Lorenzstr. 10 14 1975 (refurbishment 2012) Headquarters of Alcatel-Lucent 26 Bülow-Turm 161991Office 27 Kollegiengebäude 2 12 1964 University building 27 Kollegiengebäude 1 12 1960 University building 29 Sturmvogelweg 2–10 20 1975 Residential 29 Romeo-Hochhaus 19 1957 Residential 29 Paul-Lincke-Str. 5 18 1972 Residential 32 Naturwissenschaftliches Zentrum NWZ1 + NWZ2 111974 University building 32 GENO-Hochhaus 131972 (refurbished 2004)Office 34 Van Technology Center (VTC) 142005 Office, Mercedes-Benz 35 Reinsburgstr. 21–27 151975 (refurbishment 2006) Seat of Allianz 36 Fontana (Pullmann-Hotel) 151990 Hotel 36 Dessauer Str. 5 181971 Residential 38 Im Lauchau 31 171969Residential 39 Mönchfeldstr. 110 181962 Residential 40 Stuttgart International 181969 Hotel, Part of SI-Centrum 41 Paul-Lincke-Str. 10 161974Residential
More high-rise buildings in the region
Rank Name Image Heightm (ft) Floors Year completed Use / Note City 1 Schwabenlandtower 34 On Hold Residential Fellbach 2 Bitzer-Hochhaus 18 2019 Headquarters of Bitzer Sindelfingen 3 Wüstenrot Tower 19 1974 Headquarters of Wüstenrot Ludwigsburg 4 Sky-Hochhaus 18 2016 Residential Bietigheim-Bissingen 5 Festo-Hochhaus 16 2015 Festo Automation Center Esslingen 6 Bosch-Hochhaus 12 2015 Bosch Research Center Renningen
See also List of tallest buildings in Germany List of tallest structures in Germany
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