Lutterbach
Lutterbach is a commune with 6118 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2011 ) in the department of Haut-Rhin in the Alsace region. It belongs to the district Mulhouse, home to Canton Witten and Mulhouse Alsace AgglomÃ.
Geography
The municipality is situated on the river Lutter Doller, a left tributary of the Ill. It is bordered on the southwest by the city of Mulhouse, and is thus part of the conurbation Mulhouse. In the south of the municipality is the Autoroute A36 runs (E 54 / E 60 ), the two-lane crosses N 66 (E 512) here.
Neighboring communities of Lutterbach are Pfastatt the north and east, Mulhouse in the south west, Morschwiller -le- Bas in the south, the west and Reiningue Wittel home in the Northwest.
History
Lutterbach was first mentioned in 735 in writing in connection with a pre-existing church. The place was dependent on the Abbey Murbach. From the beginning of the 14th century until the French Revolution Lutterbach belonged to the Cistercian monastery of La Petite.
Demographics
Attractions
- Built Basilica of St- Martin -du -Sacré -Coeur, 1905-1907
- Erected statue of St. John Nepomuk ( Jean Nepomucene ), in 1744 on the site of the basilica, today at the corner of Rue Saint -Jean / Rue Aristide Briand
- Brewery building from the 17th century
- Pacifistic Monument Monument à la vie (1980 ): Relief with the theme " tanks into plowshares ", the cemetery wall ( left of the main entrance)