🇩🇪 ESSLINGEN AM NECKAR | GERMANY | 4K | A walking tour

Would you like to study Automotive Engineering in Germany or live in a smaller town as an alternative to the busy Stuttgart? Probably Esslingen am Neckar would be a great shot!
Esslingen is located 20 km (12.5 mi) East of Stuttgart directly at the Neckar River. The University of Applied Sciences attracts many students, which grants it a pleasant young atmosphere. Apart from that, it's very touristic due to its vineyards and the more than 200 half-timbered houses which survived WW2 without great damage.
Most part of the 92,000 inhabitants is employed in the public sector and the industry. Since it's less than 10 km away from the headquarters of Mercedes-Benz, the focus of the industrial activities is on the automotive supply.
Let's delve into this virtual tour!
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[@oc2phish07]

What an enchanting town. Definitely on my list of places to visit now.

[@twinwalks]

It is and it's a stone's throw from Stuttgart

[@holidaywalking]

Esslingen immer was los und wunderschön! Danke für die Tour 👍

[@semo63]

Ja vor allem am Bahnhof 😍

[@georgewalker]

Great tour in the great place thanks to your fabulous video of walking

[@twinwalks]

Thanks a lot!

[@atravellersjourney]

wonderful video, thank you for sharing this. Stay safe always.

[@twinwalks]

Thanks for watching!

[@DVargas0711]

Great walkthrough! I absolutely love this town!

[@twinwalks]

We're glad you enjoyed it! Esslingen is one of the pearls in the Stuttgart area! Thanks for the comment!

[@Holidaygal]

This is an Amazing town. Has lovely historic architecture. People are friendly. Enjoyed having ice cream in the afternoon edit it was fun at the pizza place lovely timbered building by the water where you can watch them making the pizza.

[@twinwalks]

It is! It's one of the best day trips from Stuttgart ;-)

[@shamicentertainment1262]

how are the rivers in germany, can you swim and drink from them? I'm australian, but in new zealand apparently you can't swim or drink in a lot of them because of the pollution from the dairy industry

[@shamicentertainment1262]

also kind of funny, as a west australian this is considered quite a large town. there is only one city within 1000 kilometers of me this is over 100,000 in population haha.

[@twinwalks]

Thanks for your interest and question! In general all the rivers are swimmable but not drinkable. The Rhine and the Danube are the busiest rivers and along their course there are several „Strandbad“ aka „River Beach“ where you can swim. Every river in the largest cities, where they are supposed to be more polluted, are swimmable (Munich - Isar, Berlin - Spree, Hamburg - Elbe).

[@excellentenglishcenter3312]

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