Tating

Tating is a municipality in the district of North Friesland Schleswig -Holstein.

• 4.1 St Magnus Church
• 4.2 Hochdorfer garden with Haubarg

• 5.1 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography and transport

Tating lies about 5 km northeast of St. Peter -Ording and 15 km west of Tonning on the eiderstedt Peninsula. Federal highway 202 and the railway line Husum - Bad St. Peter- Ording, where the municipality has its own breakpoint, run through the municipality.

History

Tating was the former capital of the Harde Utholm. The first written reference 1187th

The place is named after the archaeological genus Tatinger pot.

Policy

Municipal council

In the local elections on May 26, 2013, the CDU received 52.2 % of the vote and six seats occupied. The General Wählergemeinschaft tating (AWT ) reached 47.8 % and was given five seats. The turnout was 49.9 percent.

Mayor

Since 2003, Hans Jacob Peters ( CDU) mayor. For the 2013-2018 parliamentary term, he was re-elected in the inaugural community representatives meeting.

Coat of arms

Blazon: " From silver and blue divided by a wide green and cut a narrow silver bar. Above, a red Haubarg, down a golden three-masted sailing ship in the 16th century style with silver sails and red streamers. On the mainsail half blue herschauender Leo ( Leopard). "

Attractions

St Magnus Church

The St Magnus Church is the oldest church in Tating Eiderstedt and perhaps the oldest building on the peninsula. In 1103 it was first built as a wooden chapel, over the centuries it has been continuously expanded and renovated. The flat vaulted nave nave and the choir are curved box in the Romanesque style, with the choir dates from the time of the first stone church, which replaced the wooden predecessor soon after its construction. In the Gothic choir a vaulted choir polygon was added. The late- Gothic winged altar shows a figure- rich crucifixion scene, which occupies their entire midfield. In their wings the twelve apostles are depicted, three each in a field. Today you can a wealth of cultural treasures of the past centuries admire during a visit: The pulpit from 1601, a triumphal cross group from the period after 1500, the north gallery from 1591 to 1601 as the rest of the earlier umfänglicheren galleries.

Hochdorfer garden with Haubarg

One of the three most important garden monuments of North Friesland is located in Tating, namely the Hochdorfer garden. The approximately 4 -acre park was probably founded in 1764 in the French style. Its key elements are a Linde ground floor and ten axially symmetric aligned on the main front of the Hochdorfer stolp farm planting districts, which are framed by more than 120 meters long avenues of trees. The Built in 1764 Haubarg itself was when it was built with 4 meters long and 23 meters wide, perhaps the largest on eiderstedt belonged to the homestead to his best times 400 Demat country. Since multiple inheritances decreased the country, and finally the Haubarg itself was shortened by 16 meters. During the Haubarg is now privately owned, part of the garden of the church and is open to the public.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

• Theodor Bannier (1883 - ), politician ( Member of Parliament, Schleswig -Holstein)

Pictures

St Magnus Church

Hochdorfer Garden