Sprendlingen
Sprendlingen ( Rheinhessen ) is a municipality in the district Mainz -Bingen, in Rhineland -Palatinate. The municipality is the administrative center of the municipality Sprendlingen gene Ingen, who also belongs. Sprendlingen is a nationally recognized tourist and reported as a basic center in accordance with state planning.
- 4.1 Attractions
- 4.2 churches
- 4.3 Natural Monuments
- 4.4 Sport
- 4.5 Music
- 5.1 traffic
- 5.2 Education
Geographical location
Sprendlingen located in Rheinhessen between Mainz and Bad Kreuznach on Wiesbach. Neighboring municipalities are Baden home, priests Swabia Home, Zotzenheim, St. Johann and Gau- Bickelheim.
History
The first mention Sprendlingens takes place in a tradition of the monastery of Lorsch in the year 767, King Charles the Bald gave the village in the year 877 the monastery of St. pin. Gertrude to Nivelle in Brabant. In later times the place came into the possession of the County of Sponheim. In 1707 Baden Sprendlingen was owned and formed a Margrave from Baden - office.
End of the 18th century Sprendlingen was conquered by the French. There was at times the French headquarters, had to deliver in the eg Ibersheim 600 servings of bread to 2 1/ 2 pounds.
Policy
Parish council
The local council in Sprendlingen consists of 20 council members, who were elected at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009 of personalized proportional representation, and the honorary mayor as chairman.
The distribution of seats in the local council:
Partnerships
Sprendlingen has partnerships with Genlis and Longecourt -en- Plaine in France.
Culture
Since 2004, the Wißberghalle, a cultural and sports hall exists. In the village are two active carnival clubs and two theater groups.
Attractions
There is a local history museum, housed in an old half-timbered house and the old town hall on the market square. The Gertrud district still houses many older buildings. Thanks to the farmers and winemakers association Sprendlingen the Via della Vigna is maintained, an adventure trail through the vineyards.
Churches
The Evangelical Lutheran and the Catholic church have the same name patron, their parish churches are called Michaelis Church and St.Michael.
Natural Monuments
The Steinberg (also called Napoleon height ) is one of the sites in Rheinhessen with about ten million year old mammal remains from the Dinotheriensanden of the ancient Rhine. The term Dinotheriensande based on the fact that these deposits often contain teeth and bones of the animal 's trunk Dinotherium.
Sports
In Sprendlingen there are several sports clubs, including the successful handball club HSG Zotzenheim / St. - John / Sprendlingen, the TSG Sprendlingen 1861, the Tennis Club Sprendlingen, the Karate Dojo Sprendlingen and Dartclub Sprendlingen. The range of sporting activities including a stadium, several gyms, tennis park, an outdoor pool, an indoor riding arena and marked hiking trails through the region.
Music
There is a brass band and a men's choir.
Economy and infrastructure
Sprendlingen is dominated by viticulture, has a center of community a good retail infrastructure and owns several industrial employers such as the motorhome factory Eura Mobil or the construction services provider KH Gaul.
Traffic
Sprendlingen is located on the Rheinhessen Bingen- Alzey- Worms train. On Sprendlingen ( Rheinhessen ) station stop hourly regional trains of DB Regio AG. In addition Sprendlingen is served by bus lines 650 and 657 of the RNN.
Sprendlingen is located directly on the B - 50 Bingen Gau- Bickelheim. The A61 runs through the municipal area; the closest connection point is Gau- Bickelheim.
Education
There are in Sprendlingen a local nursery as well as one Catholic and Protestant kindergarten. There is a primary school and a comprehensive school in Sprendlingen, both also offer full-time care. In addition, the Elizabeth School, a special school exists also with all-day supervision. Additionally you'll find on the site of the IGS a well-equipped, modern library, the community and school library Sprendlingen.
Personalities
- Flegler Wilhelm (1848-1935), philologist