Mannheim is a city in the northwestern corner of Baden-Wurttemberg in Germany, rich in culture and nature. The population of Mannheim is about 310,000 people. It makes it the second-largest city in Baden-Württemberg after Stuttgart.

The streets of Mannheim are home to many cultural attractions, art, good food, events, and parties. Mannheim caters to all tastes, whether it be opera, performances, and ballet at the National Theatre, concerts from classical to pop and jazz, readings, or a host of other cultural events. Not-to-be-missed sights include the second-largest baroque palace in Europe and the Water Tower, located at the center of one of the continent's most beautiful Art Nouveau architectural ensembles. Among the city's sensational museums, three main attractions stand out: the Technoseum, the Kunsthalle Art Gallery, and the Reiss Engelhorn Museums, which include four exhibition halls.

The city is known for its amazing inventions. Karl Drais built the first two-wheeled tram in 1817, and Karl Benz's first car hit the streets in 1886. All events took place on a university campus on the rivers Rhine and Neckar banks. Particular attention is paid to the development of medical technologies. Today, more than 7,500 people work in the medical technology industry in Mannheim. Global players such as Roche Diagnostics, Dentsply Friadent, VRmagic, and Siemens Healthcare have their headquarters in Mannheim. Among the famous educational institutions of the city is the University of Mannheim, which houses one of the prominent schools of economics in Europe. The Mannheim University Hospital, in turn, is also in demand among residents of Germany and throughout Europe.

While Mannheim boasts many qualities of a metropolis, it has retained its small-town charm. The city has a calm and peaceful atmosphere alien to a big city. The town attracts many attractions, restaurants with traditional cuisine, and breathtaking views, leaving the city's guests indifferent.

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