Rýmařov

Rýmařov ( German Roman town ) is a town in the Moravian-Silesian Region Okres Bruntál in Moravian (Czech Republic).

Geography

Rýmařov lies in the valley of the creek Podolský between the slopes of the Low forging die ( Nízký Jeseník ) and Altvater Mountains ( Hruby Jeseník ) about 50 km north of the city of Olomouc.

History

The first written mention was made in the year 1351st

On October 15, 1878 Roman city received rail connection through the state railway Kriegsdorf - Roman city.

The political district Rýmařov came in 1938 after the Munich Agreement as a county Roman city of the German Reich. On December 1, 1930 Roman town had 6,108 inhabitants, on 17 May 1939 were 5,859 inhabitants and on May 22, 1947 4,230 inhabitants. Because of the Beneš decrees in 1945 the German population, reported from a few skilled workers from the community.

Mayor

Boroughs

The city Rýmařov consists of the districts Edrovice (Eder village), Harrachov ( Harrachov ) Jamartice ( Irmsdorf ) Janovice ( Janowitz ), Ondřejov (Anders village), Rýmařov ( Roman city) and Stranske ( Zechitz ). Basic settlement units are 8 května, Edrovice, Harrachov, Harrachovský Kopec, Holý vrch, Jamartice, Janovice Janovický les, Janušov ( John village), Mlýnský vrch, Na stráni, Ondřejov, Pod Novopolským potokem, Rudé Armády, Rýmařov - střed, Skalka, Sokolovská, Stráň, Stranske, U nemocnice and Žižkova.

The municipality is divided into the Katastralbezirke Edrovice, Jamartice, Janovice u Rýmařova, Janušov, Ondřejov u Rýmařova, Rýmařov and Stranske ..

Attractions

  • Parish Church
  • Branch church ( the church called Linde )
  • Rectory ( built in Renaissance style )
  • Town hall
  • Historical building of the main station - technical monument
  • Castle Janovice
  • Several baroque statues

The historic center is a listed building since 2003 ( památková zóna ), although it was relatively damaged. The hardest times experienced the city between 1955 and 1974. Many valuable buildings within the market place and two chapels were pulled down. After 1989, people began to restore the historical sights. On the square is a local history museum.

Tourism

By Rýmařov the mountain hiking Eisenach -Budapest runs.

Twin Cities

  • Schotten, Germany
  • Zeil am Main, Germany

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Johann Christoph Handke (1694-1774) Baroque painter, born in Johnsdorf
  • Jettel Eugen (1845-1901) Austrian painter, born in Johnsdorf
  • Wilfried König (1939-2004), German chemist
  • Otto Marburg (1874-1948) Austrian neurologist
  • Harald von Petrikovits (1911-2010), German historian, archaeologist
  • Johann Pohl (1842-1913), Austrian agronomist
  • Tomáš Ujfaluši (born 1978 ), the Czech football player
Kraj Hectare Hrubý Jeseník Eugen Jettel Janov (Bruntál District) Karlovice (Bruntál District) Krasov Krnov Osoblaha Petrovice (Bruntál District)
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