mercedes-benz factory plant tour
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mercedes-benz factory plant tour印象
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My husband and I took a tour with my parents. To be honest I wasn't really excited at first. We had to go through a lot of effort to get on a tour (book super early, or have friends high in the food chain at the company) and I figured once you saw one car factory you sorta saw them all. My husband and father on the other hand were wired with excitement. Turned out they were right. Everything from the guide to the factory itself were top-notch... Just like you'd expect from the Mercedes brand. On top of that, the onsite restaurant at the visitors center was really spectacular. It was a fantastic way to spend a day... And probably the reasons my parents ended up with a new Mercedes just a few months later! One piece of advice... There is a lot of traffic between the plant and the museum in the city. If you're trying to do both (and I think you should) leave yourself enough time.
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These are the words of my wife AND daughter after taking the tour. Great video intro. Fantastic female tour guide. Loved seeing the robots do their thing and the logistical feat needed to produce such a car. Precise engineering was evident and admired along the way. Good food at the restaurant. Very impressive campus where 30k employees work each day. If you can swing it and get the tix early, definitely do!
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Getting there isn't a problem at all, as the public transport functions like clock work. The tour consists of a short film, and a tour around the production line of the cars. It's all great fun, especially watching the cars being produced. The tour lasts for around 2 hours, and our tour guide was extremely friendly and informative, and spoke English fluently so understanding her wasn't a problem.Definitely worth a visit!
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A must do if you are a car fanatic. A great insight on how one of the best do it. Host was fantastic, clear, concise and very knowledgable. The tour starts off with a short film and a quick overview of the plant and then you get taken around in a bus to the certain plants to go in a have an upclose look.
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The Mercedes Benz Sindelfingen tour is very interesting....unless you happen to be 6 years old. I really enjoyed the tour, but my son got bored pretty quickly. The wonder through the factory takes about 90 minutes, and allows the visitor to see the cars (E in my tour) being assembled. This is a good thing to do...with your teenaged kids!
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Enjoyed it a lot. Very professional. They went the extra mile to make a wonderful experience to us. You get a glimpse of the amazing logistics behind a plant that put out 1.800 cars/day.
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As part of the European Delivery package we took the tour of the factory prior to seeing our new 2015 S550 4-Matic & driving it around Europe for 15 days. The information provided during the factory tour made me even happier I bought a Merc...very impressive.
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This was great. We caught a regional train from Stuttgart and there was a courtesy shuttle bus waiting at the station to take us to the factory. Our guide was very pleasant and knowledgeable. Her accent when she was speaking English made us want to keep listening to her! I don't always like audio-visual presentations at some attractions but the one shown here was interesting and informative. The tour of the actual factory was fascinating. The robots are mesmerizing. Apart from watching those fantastic vehicles take shape, it was fascinating to see and hear about the assembly line work practices. Thoroughly recommend a visit!
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If you want to see where your E-series Mercedes was built, this is the tour to see the process. The English tour is held at 1:30 Mon-Fri, email: visit50@daimler.com to schedule the tour. You get a look at the robotics and manufacturing process for building the cars and care and detail in the finishing process. It is a great look at the whole process. The customer Centre is where the tour begins and the store has a wide selection for any Mercedes fan. As many as 200 people take delivery of their new vehicle each day. Here are some notes from Mercedes.Some important notes:SECURITY: Not all areas are accessible without restrictions. Please inform us in advance if any visitors with limited mobility will be among the guests. We would also like to request that you wear closed-toe shoes.PICTURE AND AUDIO RECORDINGS: Picture and audio recordings of any kind are prohibited at all plants of Daimler AG without any exceptions. Please excuse the inconvenience.CHILDREN: Children are quite welcome. Children from the age of 6 can take part in our factory tours if accompanied by an adult. For younger guests and their companions a special play area is provided in the Customer Center.The tour, which is free of charge, will begin and end at our Mercedes-Benz Customer Center at Käsbrünnlestraße, 71059 Sindelfingen. The driving instructions are provided in the accompanying description. Please report at the reception desk in our Customer Center about 20 minutes before the start of the tour.Enjoy the tour.
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I had a short visit to Germany and was lucky enough to have an extra day to pop down to Stuttgart to visit the Mercedes museum, Mercedes factory, Porsche museum and Porsche factory (can you tell yet that I really like cars?). I didn't have much time but I managed to do all that inside of 24 hours thanks to an evening tour of the Mercedes factory (Google: The Star in the Evening) that is once a month from 6-8PM. Extremely impressive factory tour. Particularly noteworthy were the massive metal presses for forming car chassis that I was told sit on concrete 30 meters thick (the footing is 100 FEET deep)!! Everything about this place is amazing not least of which is the obvious pride of the workers. Don't miss this if you're in Stuttgart.