The offices of the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production FFB are located in the heart of the city of Münster. The city is known for its countless bicycles - affectionately called Leeze in the local dialect - which are a prominent sight, especially around the central train station. Münster also offers numerous green spaces for relaxation and recreation. As home to one of Germany’s largest universities, the city attracts a vibrant student population.
Student City
With over 60,000 students and 10 universities, Münster is a vibrant university city. The cityscape is characterized by its impressive university buildings. Thanks to its large student population, Münster has a young and dynamic atmosphere. (Source: City of Münster)
Green Münster
If you need a break from city life or want to unwind after work, you won’t have to go far in Münster. With the Aasee (a large central lake), the botanical garden, the promenade, and the Rieselfelder nature reserve, there are plenty of opportunities to relax and recharge.
With 2.5 bicycles per household, Münster is a real cycling city. More than 200,000 Münster residents use their “Leeze” every day. This makes the bicycle the most used means of transportation in Münster. The centerpiece is the 4.5-kilometer-long car-free promenade, the city's bicycle highway. (Source: City of Münster)
If you only look at the ratings, you might think Münster is a crime capital. The city serves as the backdrop for popular German crime TV series such as “Münster Tatort”. So if you feel like it, you can immerse yourself in the world of German television and discover well-known filming locations in Münster.
Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production FFB 
