Stuttgart in numbers
- Coordinates
- 48.7823, 9.1770
- Population
- 612 663
- Region
- Baden-Wurttemberg
- Country
- Germany, Europe
- Capital
- Berlin — 512 km away
- Same name
- 2 more places in the world share this name
Stuttgart follows the local time used across Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The city clock, today’s sunrise and sunset, and current weather together provide the clearest picture of the day there.
Stuttgart, Germany
Sunday, 18 October 2026
UTC+2 · Europe/Berlin
Local time in Stuttgart
UTC+2 · daylight saving time is active
Sunrise 7:49 AM Solar noon 1:09 PM Sunset 6:30 PM Daylight 10 h 42 min Night 13 h 18 min Civil twilight 7:17 AM – 7:02 PM
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Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.
Use the displayed local clock when you need the time in Stuttgart now. It is more dependable than calculating from your own location because the difference between two cities can change when seasonal clock rules begin or end.
Stuttgart uses the same civil time as the rest of Germany. That makes the city easy to coordinate with places such as Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich. A meeting announced in German local time therefore needs no further conversion for participants elsewhere in the country.
For an international call, compare Stuttgart’s clock with the clock at the other location on the intended date. This matters most around seasonal time changes, which do not necessarily occur everywhere or on matching days.
Read the live city clock rather than relying on a remembered time difference. Confirm whether the stated appointment time is local to Stuttgart. Include the date when arranging something across time zones.
Check the time again shortly before a call, journey, or broadcast. A remembered time difference is wonderfully convenient until one of the clocks changes without consulting you.
Sunrise and sunset describe when the Sun crosses the horizon, while daylight is the interval between those events. Their times vary through the year, so today’s entries are more useful than a general expectation based on the season.
The figures can help with a morning departure, an outdoor appointment, photography, or an evening walk. Sunrise does not mean that a shaded street becomes bright immediately, and sunset does not bring complete darkness at once. Buildings, hills, cloud, and twilight all affect what a person actually sees.
When planning an activity that requires good natural light, leave some margin around the listed times. The clock answers when the event occurs; local surroundings determine how usable the light will be.
Current weather adds practical meaning to Stuttgart’s time and daylight information. Temperature indicates how the air feels in broad terms, while wind, rain, cloud, and humidity may change what is comfortable outdoors.
A forecast is best treated as guidance for a stated period, not as a promise for every neighbourhood. Conditions can develop during the day, so check the latest report near departure time. If the plan is sensitive to rain or heat, review the hourly sequence as well as the headline condition.
Start with Stuttgart’s current local time. Compare the planned outing with sunrise or sunset. Review temperature, precipitation, wind, and cloud. Adjust clothing, transport, or timing if conditions require it.