Mannheim is a city located in southwestern Germany featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2.
Summary
Mannheim is one of the six German cities in Euro Truck Simulator 2 which were not included in the earlier German Truck Simulator (the others are Kassel, Osnabrück, Travemünde (added in update 1.33), Werlte (added in update 1.45), and Winsen (added in update 1.48).
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Mannheim is the city of inventions! As the birthplace of the car, the bicycle and the tractor, it continues to be a centre of innovation and progress today. Because of this, the city has a rich cultural and economic heritage. You won't only find the city reworked, but also the whole surrounding area. This includes the addition of a part of the Bundesautobahn 6.
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~ SCS Software's blog[1]
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Features
Depots
In addition, there is a Stein Bruch quarry and a TREE-ET sawmill located southeast of the city in Ittlingen.
Facilities
Landmarks
- Collini Center
- Jesuit Church
- Konrad Adenauer Bridge
- Kurt Schumacher Bridge
- Ludwigshafen (Rhein) Mitte Station
- Mannheim Palace
- Mannheim Telecommunications Tower
- MVV Tower
- Pylon Bridge
Depots
Facilities
Landmarks
- Collini Bridge
- Collini Center
- Friedrich Engelhorn Tower
- Jesuit Church
- Kurt Schumacher Bridge
- Mannheim Telecommunications Tower
- MVV Tower
- Neckaruferbebauung Nord
- Victoria Tower
Connections
Four minor roads provide further connections to / from Mannheim:
Three minor roads provide further connections to / from Mannheim:
Release History
- In update 1.32, Mannheim was reskinned during phase one of the Revisiting Germany project.
- In update 1.40, Mannheim was slightly reworked during phase three of the Revisiting Germany project. The two interchanges connecting Mannheim to the A5 were switched from a trumpet and diamond interchange into two partial cloverleafs.
- In update 1.53, Mannheim was completely rebuilt.
- In update 1.54, a large service shop with a rest stop was added to the eastern edge of the city.
Trivia
- Twin-cities of Mannheim, which are also featured in SCS Software games:
Media
Gallery
Ludwigshafen (Rhein) Mitte Station
Friedrich Engelhorn Tower (left) and MVV Tower (right)
- Update 1.53
See also
References
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