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Visitor Centre

SkyLand

Discover the world of flying, whatever the weather

Visitor Information

Opening hours

Open from Thursday to Sunday, from 10.30 am to 5 pm each day.

Access

The entrance to SkyLand is in Terminal 3 on the gallery level.

Travelling by train

If you’re travelling by public transport, you’ll get off right at the airport.

Travelling by car

If you’re travelling by car, you can park in P0, for example – the first hour is free.

Come and visit!

At the SkyLand adventure centre, flying becomes a reality. Anyone interested in Stuttgart Airport can take off from here – with a direct view of the runway and exciting experiences centred around flying.

Whatever the weather: even when it’s raining or windy, it stays cosy indoors – making it so easy to watch the planes.

Whether you’re a family with children, a youth group, adults or senior citizens: there’s something for everyone at SkyLand. Many people from Baden-Württemberg visit SkyLand for an unforgettable day out.

Good to know: SkyLand is open from Thursday to Sunday – admission is free. Ideal for anyone looking for a special day out in Stuttgart and the surrounding area.

Closure of the visitors’ terrace

The visitors’ terrace will be closed from Friday 17 July up to and including Friday 24 July due to events.

New: Vouchers for fan merchandise at Skyland!

An engine you can touch

A highlight at SkyLand: the original ‘nose cowl’ of a Boeing 777. Here, visitors can take a seat and experience the impressive size of the turbine – with a diameter of 3.55 metres – up close – a special exhibit at Stuttgart Airport.

Marshaller Station at SkyLand

If you’d like, you can guide arriving aircraft to their parking positions yourself and even get your marshaller’s licence.

Just grab the marshalling batons – and get started.

Aircraft types at Stuttgart Airport

How big is an Airbus A320? How much does a Boeing 777 weigh? SkyLand has plenty of information on the types of aircraft that take off and land in Stuttgart – from wingspan to weight.

Cockpit experience at SkyLand

Take a seat in the cockpit and discover the airport from a pilot’s perspective – at SkyLand, you can.

Turnaround Game

This game lets players explore airport operations through play on consoles and touchscreens. Ideal for children and teenagers who want to find out what goes on at an airport.

Fan shop at SkyLand

A visit to SkyLand also takes you to the shop. Here you’ll find souvenirs relating to Stuttgart Airport – such as snapback caps, mugs and rucksacks with laptop compartments. These items are sold exclusively on site in the visitor centre.

Good to know: You can pick up a free aerial view poster of the airport to take home.