History
The village of Sillenbuch was first mentioned in 1264. Agriculture has always been important in Sillenbuch and the district of Heumaden. The inhabitants lived mainly from fruit, field and wine cultivation. Already in the Middle Ages it was known: "In Heumaden is good seyn, there grows everything."
The district of Riedenberg has only belonged to Sillenbuch since 1946 and before that was part of Birkach. The village joined the state capital Stuttgart on April 1, 1937.
Today
Sillenbuch and its districts Heumaden and Riedberg are particularly impressive for their scenic surroundings. Large parts of the local recreation and nature reserve Eichenhain are located on Riedenberg's territory.
Even today, the quiet and village charm can be felt in the core of the urban district. Due to the good connection to Stuttgart's city center, the Filder district is an attractive place to live.