Fachsenfeld
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Map Aalen city districts, in the north Fachsenfeld
Fachsenfeld is a municipality of the district town of Aalen in Ostalb in Baden- Württemberg, Germany.
Geography
Location
From the village Fachsenfelds is about 5 km as the crow the center of Aalen. The nearest town districts are Dewangen ( 2 km) and Wasseralfingen ( 4 km). The communities Abtsgmuend ( in the west) and Huettlingen (in the east ) are both about 3 km away. In addition Fachsenfeld bordered to the north by the municipality of Neuler.
Expansion of district territory
The following sub- places and squares form Fachsenfeld:
- Himmlingsweiler
- Scherr mill
- Castle Reute
- Spitz
- Steinfurt
- Waiblingen
- Panhandle
- Kocher Schafhaus
- Mühlhäusle
- Sanzenbach
- Ground Bach
- Franken calibration
History
Was first documented Fachsenfeld 1230. It belonged to the lords of Fachsenfeld that were probably a branch of the lords of Waiblingen. These were located at the castle of Waiblingen on half mountain height at today's district of Waiblingen and were in the service of Staufen. After the end of the Hohenstaufen Fachsenfeld and Waiblingen belonged to Oettingern, from 1401 to the Lords of Woellwarth. Under her Highness the Lutheran church was built in 1591, one of the oldest Protestant churches Württemberg.
In 1806 the city of the Kingdom of Württemberg.
1894, the foundation stone for the Catholic Sacred Heart Church was laid, which was consecrated on 28 September 1895.
1972 Fachsenfeld was incorporated eels.
To Fachsenfeld include the hamlet Himmlingsweiler and Waiblingen. Himmlingsweiler created in the 18th century and was first called panhandle. Waiblingen, situated in the Kocher, located in the remains of the circular fortified settlement of the former castle of Waiblingen.
Castle Fachsenfeld
Already in 1540 had Georg Sigmund of Woellwarth can build a larger building, building his son Hans Sigmund Woellwarth of 1570 to a castle. The chateau and its outbuildings was hard hit during the Thirty Years' War affected. After the subsequent reconstruction it was destroyed by fire in 1699. After it stood empty for 128 years, it acquired in 1827 the Upper Justice William of King Warthausen and had it converted over three decades and expand. So he expanded the castle to a garden room, a panoramic terrace, a hunting room and a dining room. It was what we today Castle Park which spans nearly eight acres and is one of the most beautiful landscape parks in Germany. Between 1905 and 1907, the Art Nouveau rooms and galleries were expanded again. In 1982, Freiherr Reinhard Koenig - Fachsenfeld the Stiftung Schloss Fachsenfeld that made the castle accessible to the public. Since 2000, the castle exhibitions, concerts and readings as part of the annual royal way.
Religion
65 % of the trade mustard Elder are Catholic, 22 % Protestant and 13 % belong to other religious denominations or did not provide information.
Mayor
Since July 29, 2009, Jürgen Opferkuch ( FWV ) mayor of Fachsenfeld.
Music
- Liederkranz Fachsenfeld 1855 eV
- Musikverein Fachsenfeld 1956 eV
Sports
- SV Germania Fachsenfeld 1912 eV
- Hundesportverein Aalen- Fachsenfeld eV
- Riding and Driving Club Aalen- Fachsenfeld and environment eV
- Hubertus Shooting Club Fachsenfeld 1956 eV
Regular events
As a large carnival event in the Rose Monday ball of SV Germania Fachsenfeld as well as the annual community festival in collaboration with local associations and Reinhard von Koenig School.
Traffic
Half -hour connection via the OVA ( bus transport eels ) to the city center of Aalen.
Public institutions
Local library Fachsenfeld
The local library Fachsenfeld is the smallest of the four urban Aalen libraries.
Police
Following the closure of specialist mustard Elder police station the police station Abtsgmuend for Fachsenfeld is responsible.