Tennis Club Weissenhof

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Tennis Club Weissenhof
Tennis Club Weissenhof
Location Stuttgart, Germany
Capacity 6,500
Tenants
MercedesCup (Tennis) (1978-present)

The Tennis Club Weissenhof is a tennis complex in Stuttgart, Germany. The complex's tenant is MercedesCup.

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