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Santiago-de-Chile-Platz
Look down into Stuttgart’s basin from a small terrace on the Haigst. Chilean sculptures and an orientation panel add detail to a short stop that pairs well with the city’s southern heights.
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The outlook reaches across the city centre toward the Europaviertel, making it a useful place to understand Stuttgart’s topography. The Moai figure, memorial stone and Gabriela Mistral bust reflect the square’s Chilean connection. The nearby rack railway adds another way to experience the steep slope, while the television tower can be combined with a longer walk.
What to look for
A panorama over the city basin.
The Moai figure and Gabriela Mistral bust.
An orientation panel identifying the skyline.
Useful to know
Use Haigst as the rack-railway stop for the square.
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Outdoor visit · 15–30 min
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