Motel One
Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt
Badstraße 20, 70372 Stuttgart
Stuttgart · 14–19 October 2026HEAVY RIFFS.
HEAVY RIFFS.
LONGER WALKS.
A pocket scout for Shark Bait. Concrete, colour, water, ruins, industrial texture and modernist Stuttgart — from the hotel or Saturday’s venue.
Saturday 17 October · the show comes first. Keep load-in, soundcheck and stage time protected. Original access notes flag Wilhelmsbrücke works and possible post-Volksfest dismantling.
CHOOSE YOUR BACKDROP
The shortlist.
GET YOUR BEARINGS
City map.
Live location hidden. GPS data stays on this device.
Pins are location references, not surveyed shooting positions. Dotted joins show stop order, not walkable paths. Live GPS stays on this device and is never uploaded. Maps and navigation need a connection.
OUT FROM BASE · BACK TO BASE
Pick a circuit.
★ Saturday 17 October is protected. Agree load-in, soundcheck and stage time with the venue. Longer filming circuits belong on another day.
MAKE IT YOURS
Keep the good takes.
Shared crew-added locations come from the server. Your working route, briefing, checklist and setup notes stay private until you save them to the shared plan list.
SAVED DAY PLANS
Plan ahead.
Save several versions before the trip, then load the one you need. Saved plans are stored in the shared crew database and appear for everyone.
17 Oct 2026 · Europe/Berlin local time. Times are crew-entered and unconfirmed until agreed.
My route
READ ONCE · SCOUT TWICE
The practical bit.
SHARED CREW LOCATIONS
Add it once. Everyone gets it.
Authorised crew can paste a Google Maps link, review any OpenStreetMap and Wikimedia details, upload a phone photo, and save the result to the shared Cloudflare database. Server acknowledgement is required before the app shows a successful share.
TRAVEL ON EVERY CARD
How the routes work.
Curated places show the pedestrian and scheduled VVS estimates prepared for this guide.
Crew additions link directly to live walking and public-transport directions. The app does not invent a journey time before a routing provider supplies one.
Recheck VVS or Maps before leaving; waiting time, works, service changes, luggage pace and the final entrance can change the journey.
The show comes first.
Jugendhaus Neugereut / JimPazzo
Flamingoweg 24, 70378 Stuttgart
Install & take it offline.
iPhone: open the hosted guide in Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen → Add.
Android: open in Chrome and use Install guide or the browser’s Install app / Add to Home screen menu.
The HTTPS app package caches the guide, bundled photo previews and map controls for offline use. Map tiles, external photos not bundled, references and navigation need internet. Local HTML alone cannot provide phone installation.
On the ground.
Access, works and opening times can change. The earlier guide flags the old Wilhelmsbrücke closure, possible post-Volksfest dismantling, and bridge works near Seeblickweg. Recheck before travelling.
Walking times from the earlier guide are estimates. Crew-map distance joins are straight-line only. Use live directions for the actual route.
Official VVS journey planner ↗Original field notes · researched 10 October 2026; recheck current guidance and on-site conditions.
What changes this week
Old Wilhelmsbrücke: closed. Stuttgart’s July 2026 update reports a temporary pedestrian/cycle bridge in service and demolition of the old bridge planned for April 2027. Do not use the old span. These routes avoid the crossing entirely. City update ↗
Wasen: after the festival. Official Volksfest dates end 11 October 2026. Dismantling vehicles or barriers during 14–19 October are a planning possibility, not a verified closure. Scout the Hall of Fame and NeckarPark approaches first; skip them if restricted. The fairground is not included as an available set. Organiser dates ↗
Seeblickweg works. The new footbridge is open, but the city schedules adjoining Zuckerbergstraße road and drainage works into spring 2027. Follow signed diversions and exclude all work areas. Project update ↗
Market mornings. The city lists the Cannstatt Marktplatz market on Tue/Thu/Sat, 07:00–13:00. During your stay, that means Thu 15 and Sat 17 October. Allow for stalls and clearing-up afterwards; verify locally. Market listing ↗
No forecast, event-free window, fountain operation, tower opening or night lighting is guaranteed. Check weather and signs on the day. October leaves, rain and early darkness can change a setup quickly.
Access is not shoot clearance
The city requires advance permission for filming using public traffic space and asks for applications at least two weeks before filming. Your trip is closer than that: contact the permit team now to establish what is feasible for your actual crew and equipment. A handheld camera or a public pavement does not establish an exemption.
Stuttgart filming permission guidance ↗ · +49 711 216 91127
- All ideas are scouting candidates. Confirm any venue, park, artwork or property permissions needed for the intended promotional use.
- Use signed public paths and marked road crossings. Keep walkways, cycle routes, entrances and tactile paving clear; no unattended kit or cables across paths.
- Railway portals are viewed only from the public street. No tracks, embankments, platforms, service doors, fenced land or climbing.
- No bridge or river-edge stunts. Watch cyclists, wet leaves and slippery paving. Rehearse movement in a clear area; use a spotter for camera movement.
- Keep playback quiet. Do not single out bystanders without their agreement, and avoid identifiable children. Ask before filming businesses, interiors or occupied terraces.
- Artworks and reference photos can have separate rights. A legal graffiti wall is not a blanket licence to reproduce the art in a campaign. No drone operation is planned.
Where this combined guide comes from
Combined from the supplied crew-built photo map (v5) and the recovered 22-scout Stuttgart app. Eight overlapping places share one entry; distinct nearby sites remain separate. All 41 source pins, 22 detailed scouts, 13 routes and 26 photo references are retained.
The 14 earlier-app scouts that lacked coordinates were matched to their named destinations so all 55 cards have walking and VVS estimates. Broad park and old-town pins remain area references; use the detailed approach for the actual scout.
Original research dates: 9–10 October 2026. Location claims are preserved from the inputs, not newly verified on site. Photos are reference images, not a promise of current appearance. Public access does not itself establish filming permission.
Photo credits & licences
Original Wikimedia Commons references retained. Where available, photographer and licence metadata accompany the bundled preview. Images are displayed with a crop; open the source for the original and full terms.
Location research & software credits
Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors; alternative tiles © Esri and its data providers. Map interaction by Leaflet, BSD-2-Clause. Leaflet licence. Band logo preserved from the earlier app; photographer and location-source credits remain with their original authors.