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The Fildertunnel is a railway tunnel in Stuttgart, Germany, built within the Stuttgart 21 rail infrastructure project. It is designed to carry trains from the underground Stuttgart central station toward the Filder plain, where the route continues to the airport and rail connections in that area. The project is part of the replacement of the terminal station with a through station and is relevant to German rail and urban-infrastructure planning.
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What is the Fildertunnel part of?
The Fildertunnel is part of Stuttgart 21, the major railway redevelopment project in Stuttgart, Germany. It connects the new underground Stuttgart central station with the route toward the Filder plain.
Where does the Fildertunnel lead?
The tunnel carries trains from the underground Stuttgart station toward the Filder plain. The railway route continues toward Stuttgart Airport and the wider rail connection there.
Is the Fildertunnel a road tunnel?
No. It is a railway tunnel designed for passenger trains. Its purpose is to connect Stuttgart's rebuilt rail hub with the southern railway approaches.
Why is the Fildertunnel important to Stuttgart 21?
It is one of the key underground links in the new station layout. By carrying trains south from the station, it supports the project's through-running railway design and airport connection.
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