Niddatal

Niddatal is a German city in the Wetterau district. It is one historically Upper Hesse. Through the city flows the Nidda.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 3.1 City Council
  • 3.2 Mayor
  • 5.1 schools
  • 6.1 Leisure and sports facilities

Geography

Neighboring communities

Niddatal bordered to the north by the town of Friedberg, in the north- east on the town Florstadt, in the east on the community of Old Town and the city Nidderau ( Main- Kinzig- Kreis), in the south on the community of Schoeneck ( Main-Kinzig -Kreis) and the city Karben, and in the west on the community of Wöllstadt.

Boroughs

Niddatal consists of the districts of aces home, Bönstadt, Ilbenstadt and Kaichen.

History

Incorporations

On 1 December 1970, the city Aces home and the communities Bönstadt and Ilbenstadt were incorporated into the new city Niddatal. Kaichen was added on 31 December 1971.

Policy

City Council

The municipal election held 27 March 2011 yielded the following results:

Mayor

The reigning since 2002, supported by the SPD nonpartisan mayor Bernhard Hertel sat down on 27 January 2008 at the first ballot by 60.7 % of the vote. To select competed four candidates, the voter turnout was 70.8 %.

Religions

  • Catholic Parish of St. Nicholas in Wick town (for the districts: Aces Home, Bönstadt )
  • Catholic Parish of St. Mary, St. Peter and Paul in Ilbenstadt
  • Evangelical Church of St. aces Home
  • Evangelical Church of St. Bönstadt and Kaichen
  • Evangelical Church of St. Ilbenstadt

Educational institutions

  • NABU Umweltwerkstatt Wetterau ( environmental education institution)

Train

  • Eichendorff - school ( primary school with preparatory class )
  • Scholl - Schule (primary, elementary and secondary school funding level)

Culture and sights

  • Nature and Culture Park Niddatal
  • In Aces Home: Knowledge path along the rivers Nidda weather, Storchenweg ( trail around Aces home with 3.8 km in length ), Old Town Hall, Castle of the Counts of Solms- Roedelheim and Aces home, teaching habitat, woody trail, historic old town with Protestant Church, former Town Mill with 45 m high silo tower in the town center, numerous bike paths intersect in Asse Home: Radfernweg R4, cider and orchard route, Celts bike route, Rose Cycle Path.
  • In Bönstadt: recreational grounds, inter alia, with a large pond, fountain, Long transition
  • In Kaichen: The Steinern table, old courthouse square. As a free dish it belonged to no rule. Here, the jurisdiction was exercised in the name of the king. The Open Court was a criminal court and dealt with crimes that could only be atoned for by the death of the accused. It was also a court of appeal.
  • In Ilbenstadt: The monastery Ilbenstadt was founded in 1123 by Count Gottfried von Cappenberg here as a men's and a women's monastery ( Upper and Lower - Ilbenstadt ). This Premonstratensian monastery is the oldest spiritual office in the Wetterau. The first provost was Anthony, a disciple of St. Norbert. 1657 the monastery was the abbey. According to legend, there should have been an underground passage between the men's and the women's monastery. Based on this legend, the local collection of short stories The Ilbenstädter Decameron was created in 2005. The monastery was home from 1946 to 1979 a reform school for girls.
  • The old Ilbenstädter abbey and parish church of St. Mary, St. Peter and Paul Cathedral is also called the Wetterau. It was built in 1929 by Pope Pius XI. for minor basilica raised.
  • The pilgrimage church of St. Gangolf in the submerged village Sternbach was documented in the so-called Beatusurkunde mentioned 778 for the first time.
  • The Assenheimer grain elevator was in the 1940s the largest grain elevator in the whole of Europe and part of the shut down in the 1970s -roll mill. Even today is the 45 meter high tower, which was built on the former Mühlinsel, the storage of grain.
  • In the late 1960s, a bunker was built as a command center for civil protection and disaster Frankfurt. The bunker is located between the municipalities and Ilbenstadt Kaichen, about 300 meters outside of Ilbenstadt.

Leisure and sports facilities

  • Hessischer Radfernweg R4
  • Nidda bike path
  • Hessian apple wine and orchard route

Infrastructure

  • Niddatal is connected through the station Aces home to the RMV transport network. Regional trains of DB Regio AG operate there Monday morning to Saturday evening approximately hourly or half-hourly in the direction Friedberg and Hanau. On Sundays the trains in a heavily thinned-out clock.
  • The former breakpoint Erbstadt - Kaichen, which belongs to the district Bönstadt, was in the 90's due to lack of profitability, given up, because by its distance from the two places.
  • Furthermore, all parts of the city on a regular service can be reached by buses.

Clubs

  • Village development Kaichen (DEK ) e.V.
  • Cultural and Municipal ( KUK ) Aces Home
  • School care " mouseteeth " GSS eV
  • Society for the History, heritage conservation and landscape protection Niddatal
  • Society for Nature Conservation Germany ( NABU), group Niddatal eV
  • Football Club 1963 Kaichen eV, 1st Chairman Dietmar Hartmann
  • VfR 1920 Ilbenstadt eV, 1st Chairman Andreas Unterstab
  • Volunteer Fire clubs, ( Funding in all districts )
  • Carnival Association Bieschder " Wissegickel "
  • Glee club EINTRACHT Kaichen 1888 eV
  • Glee club UNITY Kaichen eV
  • Modellfluggruppe Kaichen eV
  • Assenheimer Karnevalsgesellschaft club humor 1914 eV
  • School care Treasure Island eV the v.Eichendorff School
  • TSC Niddatal
  • SV1920 Assenheim e.V.
  • Bunker Ilbenstadt e.V.
  • Tennis Club Niddatal e.V.
Darmstadt (region) Wetteraukreis Independent (politician) Nidda (river) Friedberg, Hesse Altenstadt, Hesse Main-Kinzig-Kreis Norbert of Xanten Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund Bad Nauheim Bad Vilbel Butzbach Echzell Gedern Glauburg Hirzenhain Kefenrod Limeshain Nidda, Hesse Ortenberg, Hesse Reichelsheim (Wetterau) Integrated Authority File
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