STEP Stuttgarter Engineering Park — Tech Campus Stuttgart

What to expect at STEP Stuttgarter Engineering Park GmbH

STEP Stuttgarter Engineering Park is a nine-building technology campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen — wholly owned by L-Bank — offering companies the planning security and infrastructure to grow from startup to enterprise without changing address. The campus runs across flexible, scalable floorplates that combine glass-and-steel architecture with modern, functional design, and connects directly via fiber optic to the University of Stuttgart and the Baden-Württemberg research network (Belwue), giving tenants academic-grade connectivity few private parks can match. A full-service environment means daily cleaning, a staffed reception, conference and meeting rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi, and postal services sit alongside genuinely rare on-site amenities: a certified daycare (Kita Steppkes), a hairdresser, and a bank branch. Neighbors include Microsoft, DLR, and Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation — a roster that reflects the park's standing as Stuttgart's most prestigious engineering and technology address. On-site car parking and lift-served, step-free access across all buildings round out the practical offer.

What this space offers

STEP Stuttgarter Engineering Park GmbH offers Daily Cleaning Service, Child Care Room, Lifts, Highspeed Wifi, Reception Desk, Car Parking, Meeting Rooms, Postal Services and 1 more amenities.

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The Neighborhood

STEP is situated in Stuttgart-Vaihingen, the city's primary business and technology district in the southwest of Stuttgart. The campus sits directly adjacent to the Kreuz Stuttgart motorway interchange, one of Baden-Württemberg's most significant road junctions, making it straightforward to reach by car from the A8 or A831 — and on-site parking removes the friction that plagues central-city offices. Public transport is served by the Stuttgart U-Bahn at Fauststraße, linking the campus to Stuttgart's wider rail and transit network. The immediate surroundings reflect the district's character: Meitnerstraße, Gropiusplatz, Curiestraße, and Zusestraße form a cluster of streets named after scientists and engineers, placing STEP firmly inside Stuttgart-Vaihingen's established tech corridor. The University of Stuttgart's research infrastructure is not merely nearby — it is physically connected to the campus via a dedicated fiber-optic link to the Belwue Baden-Württemberg research network, making the academic ecosystem a practical daily resource rather than a talking point.

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