The Weissenburg is Stuttgart's LSBTIQA+ centre, run by an association of the same name in a house in the Heusteigviertel. Around twenty queer groups from the city use it as their meeting place and office, among them a youth section, a group for queer refugees, a Russian-speaking group, a group for older lesbians and one for trans and non-binary people. There is a library, a programme of courses, and counselling for gay, bi and queer people and for trans, inter, non-binary and agender people.
The café is the part a visitor walks into, and the centre calls it its heart. It is run entirely by volunteers and serves coffee, cake and food from its own kitchen. Board and card games are on the shelf, and if you are short of players you are invited to ask at another table. The room was rebuilt in the summer of 2025 and now has a permanent stage, new lighting and a corner of armchairs put in for the younger visitors.
Rooms in the house can be hired for events.
The people in this picture are AI-generated.
