The location of the old Central Station south of the current station can be seen in two long, straight roads in the central city.
Stephanstraße is at the location of the first station in Stuttgart and at the eastern half of the second station on the same site, Lautenschlagerstraße is at the location of the western half of the second station.
Both streets were opened and named in 1925, after the building of the current Central Station.
Parts of the central portal of the second station are now used as the entrance of a cinema.

The Central Station's track field formerly extended to the corner of Heilbronnerstraße (until 1936: Bahnhofstraße) and Wolframstraße, this has been partially demolished.
Nordbahnhofstrasse runs to the north along the path formerly used by the Northern Railway past the cavalry barracks.

Until the reorganisation of lines at the beginning of the 20th century, the railway ran to the west of the modern Nordbahnhofstraße.
The circular boundary of Prag cemetery in the north marks the former course of the railway to the North Station and the former branch of the Gäu Railway.
The Inner North Station used to be on this track on the north side of the cemetery.
Only with the rebuilding the tracks were to the east was the station moved to the current location of the North Station.

The (walled-up) portal of the original Rosenstein tunnel is still visible on the side of the Neckar at Rosenstein; it is below the walkway that leads up from the pedestrian bridge over the Neckar River to the castle.
The location of the old Central Station south of the current station can be seen in two long, straight roads in the central city. Stephanstraße is at the location of the first station in Stuttgart and at the eastern half of the second station on the same site, Lautenschlagerstraße is at the location of the western half of the second station. Both streets were opened and named in 1925, after the building of the current Central Station. Parts of the central portal of the second station are now used as the entrance of a cinema.
The Central Station's track field formerly extended to the corner of Heilbronnerstraße (until 1936: Bahnhofstraße) and Wolframstraße, this has been partially demolished. Nordbahnhofstrasse runs to the north along the path formerly used by the Northern Railway past the cavalry barracks.
Until the reorganisation of lines at the beginning of the 20th century, the railway ran to the west of the modern Nordbahnhofstraße. The circular boundary of Prag cemetery in the north marks the former course of the railway to the North Station and the former branch of the Gäu Railway. The Inner North Station used to be on this track on the north side of the cemetery. Only with the rebuilding the tracks were to the east was the station moved to the current location of the North Station.
The (walled-up) portal of the original Rosenstein tunnel is still visible on the side of the Neckar at Rosenstein; it is below the walkway that leads up from the pedestrian bridge over the Neckar River to the castle.
Württemberg Central Railway