Mundelsheim

Mundelsheim is a municipality in the district of Ludwigsburg, about 30 km north of Stuttgart and 20 km south of Heilbronn, located on the Neckar. It belongs to the metropolitan region of Stuttgart.

2.1 religions

3.1 municipal
3.2 Mayor
3.3 Coat of Arms and Flag
3.4 partnerships

4.1 Structures 4.1.1 Nicholas Church
4.1.2 Kilianskirche
4.1.3 Großbottwarer gate with the " Torhäusle "
4.1.4 Hölderlin Pharmacy
4.1.5 Municipality Backhaus

5.1 traffic
5.2 Media
5.3 Public and social services 5.3.1 kindergartens
5.3.2 local library
5.3.3 Outdoor pool
5.3.4 Community Care House
5.3.5 Church institutions

5.5.1 Power Supply
5.5.2 Gas supply
5.5.3 Water Supply
5.5.4 Sewerage
5.5.5 waste

Geography

Geographical Location

Mundelsheim lies on a bend of the river Neckar and between Hessigheim Pleidelsheim at an altitude 182-334 meters.

Community structure

To Mundelsheim include the village Mundelsheim, the hamlet Schreyerhof and the house brick hut and the disposed villages Tiefenbach and Seelhofen.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring towns mouth Elsheims are ( clockwise from the west): Hessigheim, Ottmar home (district of Besigheim ) Neckarwestheim, Großbottwar, Höpfigheim (district Steinheim an der Murr ), Pleidelsheim and small Ingersheim (part of Ingersheim ). Up to Neckarwestheim ( Landkreis Heilbronn ) all belong to the district of Ludwigsburg. Together with Besigheim, Freudenthal, Gemmrigheim, Hessigheim, Lochgau and Walheim is Mundelsheim the Gemeindeverwaltungsverband Besigheim. The municipality is part of the Judicial District of the District Court Besigheim.

History

Around the time of Christ's birth around the Neckar valley populated by the Celts. With the Roman invasion, the area was incorporated into the Roman Empire. From the reign of the Roman remains of a Mithraic temple testify on the grounds of the industrial area Ottmar Heimer height. This temple belonged to an extensive Roman settlement, which has been studied since the 1990s there at securing excavations of Landesdenkmalamt. A Roman villa has been discovered during the construction of the federal highway 81.

In 500 AD, began the rule of the Alemanni; it was an Alemannic nobleman named Mundolf, who gave the place its present name: " Mundolfsheim " what was in the language changed over the centuries to " Mundelsheim ". In 1245 the place " Mundelsheim " was first mentioned in records. After the disintegration of the Duchy of Swabia the place came into the possession of the Margrave of Baden. This gave him in the 13th century, the lords of Urbach fief. In 1422 Emperor Sigismund Mundelsheim awarded city rights. The Lords of Urbach participated in many robberies on traveling merchants. Therefore, the imperial cities of Heilbronn and Schwäbisch Hall moved in 1440 before with an army of 600 men on horseback against Mundelsheim and destroyed the place.

1595 Mundelsheim was sold to the house of Württemberg. Until 1806 was Mundelsheim seat of an office that came up first in the upper office Beilstein and then in the upper office Marbach. When this was dissolved in 1938 in the course of municipal reform, the place fell to the district of Ludwigsburg, where he belongs since then.

Religions

Since the introduction of the Reformation in the 16th century Mundelsheim is dominated Protestant. The Protestant church Mundelsheim part of the church district of Marbach. There are also in Mundelsheim the Catholic Church of St. Wolfgang and a congregation of the New Apostolic Church.

Policy

Parish council

After the last municipal election held on 7 June 2009, the council has twelve members. The turnout was 62.58 %. The choice was as follows:

Another member of the council and its chairman is the mayor.

Mayor

The mayor is in accordance with the Baden-Württemberg municipal code chairman of the municipal council and head of the municipal administration. He is a full-time officer on time and is elected by the electors Mundelsheimer citizens directly for a term of eight years. 1930 changed the Württemberg municipal code the official title of mayor in mayor. Present incumbent since 2002 Holger Haist (FDP). He was confirmed in the mayoral election on 17 October 2010, 98.79 percent of the votes for a second term.

The acting mayor and mayor since 1889 were:

Coat of arms and flag

The coat of arms shows in red lying under a black deer repealed silver rod a right hand. The coat of arms was introduced after the transition to Württemberg and probably shows the allegiance oath raised hand; the stag bar represents the membership of Württemberg.

The municipality flag is white and red and was awarded on August 4, 1980.

Partnerships

Mundelsheim maintains friendly relations since 1974 to La Motte- Servolex in Savoy, France.

Culture and sights

Mundelsheim lies at the Württemberg wine road that leads past many sights.

Structures

Nicholas Church

Until 1602, the church of St. Nicholas was a chapel and was extended until that date as a church. 1836 the tower was demolished and rebuilt with sandstone in the Neoclassical style. A jewel inside the Weimer organ of 1784th

Kilian Church

→ Main article: Kilian Church ( Mundelsheim )

Already in 1247 St. Kilian was mentioned in a Papal Bull and belonged to the choir female Supreme pin field. 1440 heavily damaged by an army of the free cities of Heilbronn Hall and built in today's larger form again, it houses interesting late Gothic frescoes from the 1460 bis 1470th

Großbottwarer gate with the " Torhäusle "

As a sign of the town charter in 1422 granted Mundelsheim was secured by gates, walls and ditches. The only remaining gate is the gate Großbottwarer. It was part of the local attachment, while official residence of the " Torschreibers ".

Hölderlin Pharmacy

The house was built in 1747 by pastor Magister Johann Leonhard Hölderlin (uncle of the poet Friedrich Hölderlin ). The two-story stucco building has a hipped roof mansard in the Baroque style. Since 1832, a pharmacy is run, which gave the name of the building.

Community Backhaus

The older of the two remaining community bakeries established by a ducal arrangement for fire prevention in 1838. It is still used regularly as back home.

Weimer organ from 1784

Rectory

Civil residential house of 1670

Community Backhaus

Großbottwarer gate with the " Torhäusle "

Historical Guided tour

The historical town tour with 24 objects in the center and other attractions in the outdoor area provides an insight into the history of the place. The tour begins on the square in front of the mansion. There is an information board on which all the objects are listed. To signs are on the buildings and monuments with brief explanations.

Museum in the pin abrasion

The Historical Society Mundelsheim has set up in the former tithe barn of the pen Oberstenfeld a wine-growing exhibition. On display boards and display cases in the visitors are explained the historical background. As additional stations, a cooper and a Wagner workshop are set up.

Regular events

Wine and sound: the winepress, usually in March
Käsbergfest: on the Käsbergweg in the vineyard Kaesberg, always on the first Saturday in May ( when it falls on May 1, then the following Saturday ), since 2012 in 2 days ( Friday and Saturday)
Boeckler hard: it on the leisure facility Boeckler in the vineyards, always on Ascension Day and Sunday
Pfingstmarkt with Handwerkerstraße: in the town center on the square and in the Hindenburg line, always on Whit Monday
Wine village: on the square, on the last weekend of August ( in alternate years with the Sichelhenket )
New Wine and Onion: in front of the mansion on the market place, always on the second Sunday in October
Martini market: in the town center on the square and in the Hindenburg line, always on Saturday after the Day of Atonement
Autumn event - wine tasting days of Käsbergkellers: in the Käsberghalle, always the end of November

Economy and infrastructure

The economy mouth Elsheims is how the whole region, marked by the wine and fruit growing. A very famous vineyard is the Mundelsheimer Kaesberg. Like the other documents " MUEHLBAECHER " and " Rozenberg " he belongs to the large stone in the field of Schalk location Württembergisch lowlands of the Württemberg wine region.

Traffic

Mundelsheim is connected by bus services to Besigheim and Freiberg to the railway network. Besigheim has a station on the railway francs (Stuttgart - Würzburg). Freiberg from the S -Bahn line S4 ( Marbach - Stuttgart) is operated.

Mundelsheim is just off the motorway A 81 Heilbronn - Stuttgart with its own motorway junction.

Even with the ship Mundelsheim be reached. The Neckar- passenger ship operates directly on the Neckar Valley Cycle a jetty.

Media

Mundelsheim Currently, the newsletter and public announcement body of the municipality, is published once a week on Fridays. On current events in Mundelsheim regularly report the Bietigheimer newspaper, the Ludwigsburg district newspaper, the Neckar and Enzbote, the Marbach and the Stuttgarter Zeitung newspaper.

Public and social services

Kindergartens

In Mundelsheim there are three kindergartens: the two community kindergartens " Seelhofen " and " causeway " and a Protestant school.

Local library

The local library is located in the old school. For those readers are children 's books, adult literature, informative non-fiction, travel guides, and books on the topics of education, health, pets, gardening, crafts, cooking and baking are available. In addition, audio books, CDs and games can be borrowed.

Outdoor pool

The open in the summer months, from early May to mid-September outdoor pool is idyllically situated on the Neckar. Advantages of small bath are crystal clear and mineral-rich water with pleasant temperatures, tranquility and an interestingly designed children's play area. There is the opportunity to play beach volleyball, table football and table tennis. In the entrance there is a kiosk. Parking spaces are located in the immediate vicinity.

Community nursing home

The community nursing home of Alexander pin the community Mundelsheim has a permanent care facility. It combines residential care and respite care places under one roof. In addition, supervised apartments for senior citizens.

Church institutions

The Protestant church of St. Nicholas is located in the Schulgasse, as well as the parish. As a community center, the YMCA house is in Kappel road. The Protestant Church of St. Kilian is located in the cemetery at the corner of Cemetery Lane / Kilianstraße.

The Catholic Church of St. Wolfgang with community center is located in the Amselweg.

The New Apostolic Church is located in the fishing value.

Education

With the Georg -Hager - school Mundelsheim has a primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule. The primary school consists of grades 7, 8 and 9 secondary school students / classes inside the 5 and 6 visit the partner school in Hessigheim. Secondary schools can be visited in Besigheim.

Supply and disposal

Power supply

1896 a small power station was built by the Castle Brewery Mundelsheim, but went bankrupt in 1902. 1905, a hydroelectric plant was put into operation in the Neckarmühle. The assets were sold in 1907 to the city of Stuttgart. The technical features of the city of Stuttgart were until 1985 electricity network operators in Mundelsheim. Since then, the power grid of today Syna GmbH, a subsidiary of Süwag Energie AG is operated by the Kawag. The commercial area Ottmar Heimer height is supplied by EnBW Regional AG with power.

Gas supply

A gas supply exists only in the industrial area Ottmar Heimer height where a natural gas network is operated by EnBW Regional AG and the predecessor companies Technische Werke AG of Stuttgart and Neckar Stuttgart AG since 1989.

Water supply

The water supply mouth Elsheims was previously ensured their own sources. Water pipes fed the village well, such as the City Hall fountain. A central water supply was built in 1896. By 2004, the water extraction was carried out exclusively from its own sources and wells. Since the connection to the Lake Constance Water Supply mixing water is released from its own water and water from Lake Constance to the population. The residential area Schreyerhof draws its drinking water via the Hessigheimer local network of the Besigheimer water supply group. The commercial area Ottmar Heimer amount received from the Lake Constance Water Supply to be water.

Sewage disposal

The existing mechanical- biological treatment plant has a capacity of 8,300 pe. There are three overflow basins ( yard, Town Hall, Neckarstraße ) available. The residential area has its own sewage treatment plant Schreyerhof with a capacity of 200 pe. The commercial area Ottmar Heimer height is connected to the sewage treatment plant in Neckarwestheim. It has a capacity of 10,000 pe.

Waste

The waste is taken from the Abfallverwertungsgesellschaft of the district Ludwigsburg mbH ( AVL). The AVL fulfilled on behalf of the district Ludwigsburg, the tasks for the prevention, recovery and disposal of waste.

Tourism

In Mundelsheim there are numerous hiking trails, including the Käsbergweg with views of the famous Neckar loop and five wine and fruit trails, six forest trails and a water trail.

Mundelsheim is located on the Neckar Valley Cycle, of the approximately 410 km leads from Villingen- Schwenningen Horb, Tübingen, Stuttgart, Heilbronn and Heidelberg to Mannheim along the Neckar.

Sons and daughters of the town

The following well-known personalities come from Mundelsheim:

Namosh (* 1981), German musician, singer and performance artist of Kurdish origin

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