In the heart of the bustling city centre is this extremely old church. In its current state which was rebuilt after WW2 it has a reasonably impressive modern interior. Staff are very helpful with a fact sheet available in English. A small book detailing the church was also available in.l English among other items in the shop. Unfortunately the shop only accepts cash and does not take any card payment.

This is an imposing church found just south of Schillerplatz and the old castle in the city centre of Stuttgart that can be visited while sightseeing in the area. Historically, it seems there have been church buildings here since the 10th century. What you see today is mostly a rebuild from the 1950s after the church was heavily damaged during WWII bombings. There are two towers that can be observed from the outside. Within you will hints of the church's past in preserved stone altar and tombs dating back to the Middle Ages. However, much of what you are the modern adaptations, configuration and fairly modest decoration scheme that came with the 20th-century church reconstruction efforts. Worth a brief walk through if Stiftskirche is open and not in service.

Stuttgart's oldest church stands with Schillerplatz in the background. It has been expanded and renovated on the basis of a Gothic building built in the 14th century, but was severely damaged by air raids during World War II. It was rebuilt and restored after the war, and although it has an archaic appearance, the interior seems to have changed drastically.