Reinstädt

Reinstädt is a municipality in the southern part of the Thuringian Saale- wood - country circuit and part of the joint management Southern Saale valley.

Community structure

To Reinstädt includes the villages of Geunitz and doubt Bach and the district, salvors consisting of a few houses. There is the tourist restaurant "Zur Falkenburg ," a popular hiking destination.

Geography

Reinstädt located in Reinstädter reason, extending from west to Wittersroda Kahla. Due to the location of Reinstädter stream flows. Down in the Saale valley runs along the Thuringian porcelain street. North of Reinstädt is the Schoenberg, south of the Hopfberg.

Coat of arms

Coat Description: " Split of blue and gold; forward a golden grape, behind a blue lily, the sign foot occupied by a wave beam in confused colors. "

Attractions

The late Gothic fortified church of St. Michael in Reinstädt ( position → 50.80927379555611.4751178025 )

History

For Reinstädt was established in 1083 to February 16, 1084 as a documentary was first mentioned in documents Mainzer I 365.

Very little is known about the once belonging to the bower castle. They already existed in the 10th century as an aristocratic residence. 1083 were named after the town noblemen. They testified several documents in legal transactions. The construction of the bower began only in 1408th The church was completed in 1447. Then the owner of the property have changed often to suzerainty of Ernestine. Length of the medieval tower house was unused, it was a granary and warehouse material for agriculture and forestry. Today the premises of the culture and the community serve.

Bower, former fortified church and the cemetery with the graves as well as the houses of the village continue to form a historic ensemble and thus dominate the landscape.