Gemeinde Sindelsdorf
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About Gemeinde Sindelsdorf
editThe Gemeinde Sindelsdorf, idyllically located in the Bavarian Alpine foothills, looks back on a rich history that dates back to the 6th century. As one of the oldest places in the region, shaped by Bavarian settlement, Sindelsdorf combines tradition with progress.
The range of services offered by the municipality is diverse and aims to support the lives of its citizens in all areas. This includes the provision of infrastructure, such as broadband expansion, as well as offers in the areas of education, childcare (kindergarten, school) and leisure activities (water playground). The promotion of local trade and tourism are also important concerns.
Sindelsdorf is proud of its cultural heritage, especially the time of the "Blauer Reiter" (Blue Rider), an important artist community that worked here from 1909 to 1914. The world-famous Franz Marc lived in Sindelsdorf during this time, and other well-known artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, August Macke and Gabriele Münter were also guests here. This heritage is kept alive in the Kultur-Pavillon (Culture Pavilion) and through the Sindelsdorf Malerweg (Painter's Trail).
The municipality is committed to sustainable development and the preservation of the natural beauty of the region. An important aspect is the expansion of the digital infrastructure through broadband expansion, in order to meet the needs of citizens and companies and to secure the future viability of the municipality.
Sindelsdorf sees itself as a lively and future-oriented community that offers its citizens an attractive living environment while preserving its historical identity. By promoting culture, education and business as well as expanding the infrastructure, Sindelsdorf will continue to be a liveable place in the heart of Bavaria.