Oberaisslingen

Oberaisslingen is a village and a constituent part of the municipality of Esslingen am Neckar in the Esslingen district of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Located on the western slopes of the Schurwald, it offers views over the Neckar valley. Oberaisslingen has a history stretching back to the early medieval period, with evidence of settlement in the area.

The village's name is derived from a combination of Old High German words, suggesting its early origins. Historically, it was an agricultural community, with vineyards and orchards playing a significant role in its economy. Over time, its proximity to the larger city of Esslingen led to increasing integration and development.

Today, Oberaisslingen is primarily a residential area, attracting people who appreciate its quieter, more rural atmosphere while still being close to urban amenities. It retains a distinct village character with traditional Swabian farmhouses and a central church. The local infrastructure includes a primary school and several smaller businesses.

The Schurwald, which borders Oberaisslingen, provides recreational opportunities such as hiking and cycling. The village is well-connected by public transport, with bus routes linking it to the center of Esslingen and other surrounding areas. Despite its integration into the larger municipality, Oberaisslingen maintains a strong sense of local identity among its residents.