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Dettelbach embodies all the good qualities of a mainfränkischen Winzerstädtchens: in the river valley, not far from the Mains, it is surrounded by a charming landscape.. <9> Old Town and new development areas are embedded in vineyards;. from the east greet the slopes of the Steigerwald.. Here in the Maindreieck the climate is particularly mild, because this area is one of the driest and warmest in Germany.. Entering through one of the city gates, the old town, you can quickly feel the narrow streets, cobblestone streets, picturesque rows of houses with venerable half-timbered buildings;. particularly striking is the late-Gothic town hall, which dominates the Dettel;. The parish church of St. Augustine is also unmistakably a special landmark because of its widely visible, uneven towers.. A few steps before the city wall - it is still preserved and walkable with many towers - there is the pilgrimage church ´Maria in the Sand´ with beautiful works of art of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.. <9> <9> Dettelbach was first mentioned in 741 AD as a Frankish settlement.. In the subsequent period it was subject to various lords, before it came in the 16th century to the Prince Bishopric of Würzburg.. Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg raised the rising settlement to the city in 1484.. <9> In the decades after that, citizens built town hall, city fortifications and parish church.. Trade and craft flourished, promoted by the pilgrimage in 1506.. <9> The viticulture reached at times 500 hectares of cultivated area.. <9> The Thirty Years War interrupted the heyday and brought setbacks in all areas.. <9> 1804/1814 Dettelbach became Bavarian.. <9> <9> Find <1001> Online Information} <9> <9> <994/1309003> <994/1309004> <994/1309005>

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On the occasion of a land acquisition of the Ebracher monastery, the place is first mentioned in 1140.. The oldest settlement center in the north of the village around the former Gumbertuskirche, which can be recognized today by its baroque roof ridge.. <9> The emergence of a second settlement center around the fortified church of St. James, today´s parish church.. Only after the Thirty Years´ War, the two town centers grew together gradually.. <9> <9> In 1500, the monastery Ebrach established a monastery office.. Since then, there is still operated ferry over the Main, which enabled the direct route to Ebrach.. The place was jointly managed until the connection to Bavaria by several local people.. Mainstockheim has been part of the VerwaltungsgemeinschaftKitzingen since 1978.. <9>

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Kitzingen is mentioned for the first time in connection with the foundation of a Benedictine monastery.. Documented Kitzingen is first called 1300 city, at the same time experiencing the Old Main Bridge - symbol of the coat of arms - first mention.. Between 1336 and 1406 Kitzingen passes from the Counts of Hohenlohe to the Bishopric of Würzburg, is pledged by this in 1443 to the Margraves of Brandenburg-Ansbach.. During the Reformation the city becomes Protestant.. Three years later (1525) many citizens participate in the Peasants´ War.. After his overthrow, Margrave Casimir punishes 60 insurgents with glare and city designation.. In 1629 the city changes again to the Hochstift Würzburg.. The following re-catholization forces more than 1,000 evangelical citizens to emigrate.. It was not until 1650 that Protestants were granted religious freedom.. At this time, in addition to the two Christian denominations, there is also an important Jewish community, which already had a synagogue in the 16th century.. <9> <9> At the beginning of the 19th century, the last change in the country´s rule took place: The 3,669 inhabitants Kitzingen 1814 finally a Bavarian city.. The wine trade is developing into the most important economic sector.. The number of wine merchants in 1906 is almost 100. Vegetables also play a major role.. Then as now he is focused on the suburb of Tatsashausen.. <9> <9> Here are some suggestions for the wine connoisseur <9> <9> <151> Winegrowing community Franconia <152> <9> Alte Reichsstraße 70 <9> 97318 Kitzingen <9> Tel.. : 09321 / 7005-0 <9> Fax: 09321 / 7005-131 <9> <1001> Winegrowing Association Franconia <9> Wine Sales and Tasting <9> Mon-Fri: 08. 00-18.. 00 o´clock <9> Sat: 08. 00-14.. 00 o´clock <9> 1.. 500 ha vineyard <9> Award <9> Best of Gold 2007 <9> <9> <151> Weingut Michael Melber <152> <9> Dorfgraben 1a <9> 97348 Rödelsee <9> Tel.. : 09323/3496 <9> Fax: 09323/6222 <9> <1002> www.. winery-Melber.. DE} <9> Wine sales and tasting <9> Mon-Fri: 09. 00-12.. 00 and 13. 00-18.. 00 <9> Samsta 09. 00-12.. 00 and 13. 00-17.. 00 <9> first. and 3rd Sunday of the month: 10. 00-14.. 00 <9> 13 ha vineyard <9> Award <9> Bavarian State Prize for Honors 1990 - 1994 - 1997 <9> <9> <994/1274770>

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	Buchbrunn-repperndorf, Information and images Dettelbach embodies all the good qualities of a mainfränkischen Winzerstädtchens: in the river valley, not far from the Mains, it is surrounded by a charming landscape.. <9> Old Town and new development areas are embedded in vineyards;. from the east greet the slopes of the Steigerwald.. Here in the Maindreieck the climate is particularly mild, because this area is one of the driest and warmest in Germany.. Entering through one of the city gates, the old town, you can quickly feel the narrow streets, cobblestone streets, picturesque rows of houses with venerable half-timbered buildings;. particularly striking is the late-Gothic town hall, which dominates the Dettel;. The parish church of St. Augustine is also unmistakably a special landmark because of its widely visible, uneven towers.. A few steps before the city wall - it is still preserved and walkable with many towers - there is the pilgrimage church ´Maria in the Sand´ with beautiful works of art of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.. <9> <9> Dettelbach was first mentioned in 741 AD as a Frankish settlement.. In the subsequent period it was subject to various lords, before it came in the 16th century to the Prince Bishopric of Würzburg.. Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg raised the rising settlement to the city in 1484.. <9> In the decades after that, citizens built town hall, city fortifications and parish church.. Trade and craft flourished, promoted by the pilgrimage in 1506.. <9> The viticulture reached at times 500 hectares of cultivated area.. <9> The Thirty Years War interrupted the heyday and brought setbacks in all areas.. <9> 1804/1814 Dettelbach became Bavarian.. <9> <9> Find <1001> Online Information} <9> <9> <994/1309003> <994/1309004> <994/1309005> 1629970 On the occasion of a land acquisition of the Ebracher monastery, the place is first mentioned in 1140.. The oldest settlement center in the north of the village around the former Gumbertuskirche, which can be recognized today by its baroque roof ridge.. <9> The emergence of a second settlement center around the fortified church of St. James, today´s parish church.. Only after the Thirty Years´ War, the two town centers grew together gradually.. <9> <9> In 1500, the monastery Ebrach established a monastery office.. Since then, there is still operated ferry over the Main, which enabled the direct route to Ebrach.. The place was jointly managed until the connection to Bavaria by several local people.. Mainstockheim has been part of the VerwaltungsgemeinschaftKitzingen since 1978.. <9> 1630278 Kitzingen is mentioned for the first time in connection with the foundation of a Benedictine monastery.. Documented Kitzingen is first called 1300 city, at the same time experiencing the Old Main Bridge - symbol of the coat of arms - first mention.. Between 1336 and 1406 Kitzingen passes from the Counts of Hohenlohe to the Bishopric of Würzburg, is pledged by this in 1443 to the Margraves of Brandenburg-Ansbach.. During the Reformation the city becomes Protestant.. Three years later (1525) many citizens participate in the Peasants´ War.. After his overthrow, Margrave Casimir punishes 60 insurgents with glare and city designation.. In 1629 the city changes again to the Hochstift Würzburg.. The following re-catholization forces more than 1,000 evangelical citizens to emigrate.. It was not until 1650 that Protestants were granted religious freedom.. At this time, in addition to the two Christian denominations, there is also an important Jewish community, which already had a synagogue in the 16th century.. <9> <9> At the beginning of the 19th century, the last change in the country´s rule took place: The 3,669 inhabitants Kitzingen 1814 finally a Bavarian city.. The wine trade is developing into the most important economic sector.. The number of wine merchants in 1906 is almost 100. Vegetables also play a major role.. Then as now he is focused on the suburb of Tatsashausen.. <9> <9> Here are some suggestions for the wine connoisseur <9> <9> <151> Winegrowing community Franconia <152> <9> Alte Reichsstraße 70 <9> 97318 Kitzingen <9> Tel.. : 09321 / 7005-0 <9> Fax: 09321 / 7005-131 <9> <1001> Winegrowing Association Franconia <9> Wine Sales and Tasting <9> Mon-Fri: 08. 00-18.. 00 o´clock <9> Sat: 08. 00-14.. 00 o´clock <9> 1.. 500 ha vineyard <9> Award <9> Best of Gold 2007 <9> <9> <151> Weingut Michael Melber <152> <9> Dorfgraben 1a <9> 97348 Rödelsee <9> Tel.. : 09323/3496 <9> Fax: 09323/6222 <9> <1002> www.. winery-Melber.. DE} <9> Wine sales and tasting <9> Mon-Fri: 09. 00-12.. 00 and 13. 00-18.. 00 <9> Samsta 09. 00-12.. 00 and 13. 00-17.. 00 <9> first. and 3rd Sunday of the month: 10. 00-14.. 00 <9> 13 ha vineyard <9> Award <9> Bavarian State Prize for Honors 1990 - 1994 - 1997 <9> <9> <994/1274770> 1630280 - Motorhome place Stellplatz an der Frankenwein Kellerei 97318 Buchbrunn-Repperndorf Bavaria Germany without charge open Januar until Januar motorhome places Buchbrunn-repperndorf in these books Country and towns in the vicinity