Ermatingen

Ermatingen is a charming municipality in Switzerland with approximately 1,500 residents, offering a blend of residential areas and agricultural landscapes near Lake Constance. The population includes both Swiss nationals and foreign residents, many of whom commute to nearby cities for employment.

The community places a strong emphasis on education, with about 77% of the population holding upper secondary or higher education qualifications. It hosts primary and secondary schools, catering to around 197 students in primary school, divided into lower and upper levels, with manageable class sizes and a diverse student body.

Transportation is convenient, with Ermatingen situated on the Lake Line between Schaffhausen and Rorschach, served by two railway stations, ensuring good connectivity. The local economy benefits from being part of Thurgau canton, known for its agricultural and industrial sectors, and enjoys lower-than-average tax rates.

Religious diversity is present, with a majority affiliated with the Swiss Reformed Church, followed by other Christian denominations, Islam, and a portion unaffiliated. The crime rate in Ermatingen is notably low, enhancing its appeal as a safe residential area.

Notable individuals include figures from sports marketing, medicine, and motorsport, such as Cesar Lüthi and Toto Wolff. The region's proximity to larger cities, scenic lake views, and robust educational system make it an attractive choice for families and professionals seeking a high quality of life.