Altenkrempe

Altenkrempe is a municipality north of Neustadt in Holstein Ostholstein in Schleswig- Holstein. It is next to the place Altenkrempe from the places Hasselburg, Jarkau, Kassau, Klaus Horst, Muhlenkamp, Plunkau, Roger field, Sibstin, Sierhagen and Stolpe.

History

1197 Altenkrempe is first mentioned as Crempene. It was as a trading post by Duke Adolf III. founded by Holstein as a rival to Lübeck. In 1280 the site was mentioned as Antiqua Krempa and around 1316 as Oldhenkrempe. The additional name Alt was required from 1244 to distinguish it from the foundation " de Nyge Crempe, otherwise geheten Nyestad ( Neustadt ) " after the son had tried Duke Adolf, to promote by location optimization, the development of the marketplace, as the existing harbor silted had. The late Romanesque basilica, which dates from the first half of the 13th century, was to serve the turn of mission well initially.

The church today Altenkrempe was formed in 1938 from the communities and Kassau Altenkrempe.

Policy

Of the eleven seats in the municipal council has the voter community ABA since the local elections the seven seats in 2013, the CDU and the SPD a three seat

Coat of arms

Blazon: " Seen in silver, the red, black and gave Kremper Old Church, from the southwest. In the sign of a blue wave bar in the left upper canton a cornflower blossom. "

Attractions

Religious buildings: the Basilica Altenkrempe

Good Hasselburg: concerts at the Schleswig -Holstein Music Festival are held here.

Good Sierhagen: estate with extensive, partially surrounded by water park.

Old Gutsgärtnerei with palm house, which was restored again, followed by a rose garden.

Traffic

Altenkrempe located in the immediate vicinity of the junction Neustadt in Holstein - Pelzerhaken the Federal Highway 1

The nearest train station is Neustadt (Holstein), about five kilometers away. There are buses to the car power.