Sindelfingen

Sindelfingen is a German town near Stuttgart on the upper reaches of the Schwippe (a tributary of the Würm), which is home to a Mercedes-Benz assembly plant.

Neighboring towns: Böblingen (adjacent), Stuttgart (15 km) & Leonberg. The highest point is 531 meters above sea level and to the north is the Glemswald (nature reserve), which is one of the largest places in Germany with around 61,311 inhabitants.

If you are interested in working and living in Sindelfingen, the city is a great location, not only because of the excellent infrastructure and the world's largest balance sheet of Daimler AG, but also because of the many other companies located here: such as mechanical engineering, craft companies, retailers and service providers, they all contribute to the success of the location.

Vibrant and cosmopolitan and at the same time steeped in tradition - this is how the city of Sindelfingen presents itself to its many national and international visitors, because if you like technology or culture, good food and all kinds of adventures, you should definitely visit Sindelfingen.

As part of the Deutsche Fachwerkstrasse, Sindelfingen has a large number of historic sites and restored buildings.

A must-see in the city is Martinskirche, where you will be confronted with a tangible history dating back to the 11th century, you can walk along the Sommerhofen Park to enjoy the view and relax and reflect on how beautiful it is to to live in Sindelfingen.