Sindelfingen

　　   Sindelfingen is located in the German state of Baden-Württemberg and, compared to other regions, has retained a typical Swabian style for a long time, as this medieval-style town with many half-timbered houses in the city center only began modernizing quite late.

　　   The old town hall, built in 1478, has now been converted into the municipal museum, which, together with the salt house built in 1592, showcases various aspects of the city’s history. In the market square where the central town hall is located, there is a Friendship Fountain: the central fountain symbolizes the legendary winged horse Pegasus, while the six smaller fountains surrounding it represent Sindelfingen’s six sister cities. The Schaufler Collection Museum, opened in 2010, displays German and international artworks from the 1960s to the present. The city’s industrial history exhibitions are also fascinating, including a textile museum set up in the old textile school, and the former IBM punch card printing factory, which was transformed into the IBM Data Processing History Museum in 1994.

　　   In sharp contrast to the quiet historical relics is the ever-bustling urban life: if you enjoy shopping, numerous shops and markets await your visit; if you love food, neat restaurants, eateries, or beer gardens are always ready to welcome you. From exquisite Swabian dishes to international cuisine, Sindelfingen’s dining scene caters to all your refined tastes.

　　   Sindelfingen Reason to Visit: A well-known destination for food and shopping in Germany’s Baden-Württemberg state Continent: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region: Germany[Germany] Province/State: Baden-Württemberg [Baden-Württemberg] City: Sindelfingen [Sindelfingen]