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Driving Directions ARRIVAL – THE PATH RIGHT TO US SICK AG's Karlsruhe site is located in the district of Rintheim. Stuttgart and Strasbourg international airports are around an hour away by car. You can take the train to Karlsruhe station and then change to the tram or S-Bahn. It is easy to get here by car using the A5 (Freiburg/Frankfurt) and A8 (Stutt- gart) autobahn motorways nearby. As there is limited parking available, we recommend using public transport to travel to the SICK site. Albert-Nestle-Straße A5 B10 B10 Karlsruhe A5 B10 B10 B3 A8 A5 ARRIVAL BY: TRAIN From Karlsruhe station Parking Take tram line 4 toward Europaviertel as far as the Hirten- There are limited parking spaces available in front of and weg/Technologiepark stop (journey time of around 20 opposite the main entrance. We recommend using public minutes). From here, it takes around 7 minutes to walk to transport to travel to the site. Albert-Nestler-Straße 15. Airplane Alternatively, you can take tram line 2 toward Wolfarts- weier, change at the Karlsruhe Durlacher Tor/KIT stop and Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport take the S2 S-Bahn toward Spöck. Get off at the Hirten- A taxi from the airport to SICK's Karlsruhe site will take weg/Technologiepark stop (journey time of around 20 around 45 minutes. minutes). From here, it takes around 7 minutes to walk to Albert-Nestler-Straße 15. Frankfurt Airport There is a long-distance train station (Fernbahnhof) at Car Frankfurt Airport. You can take a train from here to Karl- sruhe station. From the station, take a taxi or the tram/S- Coming from the north Bahn to SICK's Karlsruhe site (journey time of around Drive on the A5 to exit 44, Karlsruhe-Durlach, and then 1:40 h). take Durlacher Allee/B10 toward Karlsruhe/Stutensee. Af- ter around 800 m, turn right onto Ostring (toward Stutens- Stuttgart Airport ee). Follow the road for around 1.5 km and then turn right Take the S-Bahn (S3) or a taxi to Stuttgart station and then onto Haid-und-Neu-Straße. After around 400 m, turn left take the train to Karlsruhe. From the station, take a taxi or onto Hirtenweg. Keep going for 100 m, then turn right onto the tram/S-Bahn to SICK's Karlsruhe site (journey time of Albert-Nestler-Straße. After around 250 m, you will find us around 1:30 h). on the left-hand side at number 15. Strasbourg Airport Coming from the south Take the train or a taxi from the airport to Strasbourg sta- Drive on the A5 to exit 44, Karlsruhe-Durlach, and then tion and then take the train to Karlsruhe. From the station, take Durlacher Allee/B10 toward Karlsruhe/Stutensee. take a taxi or the tram/S-Bahn to SICK's Karlsruhe site After around 1,200 m, turn right onto Ostring (toward (journey time of around 1:40 h). Stutensee). Follow the road for around 1.5 km and then turn right onto Haid-und-Neu-Straße. After around 400 m, turn left onto Hirtenweg. Keep going for 100 m, then turn right onto Albert-Nestler-Straße. After around 250 m, you will find us on the left-hand side at number 15. SICK AG Albert-Nestler-Str. 15 76131 Karlsruhe Germany Phone +49 7641 469-1851 SICK AG | Waldkirch | Germany | www.sick.com HOTELS IN KARLSRUHE HOTEL KAISERHOF Karl-Friedrich-Straße 12 76133 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 9170 0 Fax: +49 721 9170 150 [email protected] www.hotelkaiserhof-ka.de Location SICK's Karlsruhe site is about 4.3 km from the hotel and is accessible by car in about 13 minutes. HOTEL ERBPRINZENHOF Erbprinzenstraße 26 76133 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 23890 Fax: +49 721 26950 [email protected] www.hotel-erbprinzenhof.de Location SICK's Karlsruhe site is about 4.4 km from the hotel and is accessible by car in about 12 minutes. HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS KARLSRUHE - CITY PARK Zimmerstraße 8 Karlsruhe 76137 Phone: +49 721 464600 [email protected] www.hiexpress.com/Karlsruhe Location SICK's Karlsruhe site is about 3.5 km from the hotel and is accessible by car in about 8 minutes..
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