Bad Sobernheim

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Bad Sobernheim
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Coordinates: 49 ° 47 '  N , 7 ° 39'  E

Basic data
State : Rhineland-Palatinate
County : Bad Kreuznach
Association municipality : Nahe-Glan
Height : 150 m above sea level NHN
Area : 54.01 km 2
Residents: 6560 (Dec. 31, 2019)
Population density : 121 inhabitants per km 2
Postal code : 55566
Area code : 06751
License plate : KH
Community key : 07 1 33 501
LOCODE : DE ZFL
Association administration address: Marktplatz 11
55566 Bad Sobernheim
Website : stadt.bad-sobernheim.de
City Mayor : Michael Greiner ( SPD )
Location of the city of Bad Sobernheim in the Bad Kreuznach district
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The town of Bad Sobernheim is located in the Bad Kreuznach district in Rhineland-Palatinate . It is the administrative seat of the Nahe-Glan community , a state-approved spa and known for two fossil sites and the naturopath Emanuel Felke .

geography

Geographical location

Bad Sobernheim is located on the Middle Nahe , centrally between the district town of Bad Kreuznach and the gemstone metropolis Idar-Oberstein . The Hunsrück rises to the north and the North Palatinate Mountains to the south . The urban area extends to the Soonwald . By because aircraft noise of the former airfield had moved to Sobernheim inhabitants and the incorporation of the districts Eckweiler and horse field in the urban area of Sobernheim the city has since 1979 a largely uninhabited and by the municipality of walnut separated part of the close ups.

City structure

The city of Bad Sobernheim is divided into three districts :

  • Eckweiler
  • Horse field with the residential areas Birkenhof, Entenpfuhl with Martinshof, Forsthaus Alteburg, Forsthaus Ippenschied, Hoxmühle, Kallweiler and Trifthütte
  • Bad Sobernheim with the open-air museum, Kurhaus am Maasberg, Neues Leben, Steinhardt

In addition, there is the site of a former barracks of the Bundeswehr , once the air base Pferdsfeld belonged - Dörndich. Today the area is used by various companies and privately.

history

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Sobernheim is mentioned as "Soberenheim" for the first time in 1074 in the founding deed of the Ravengiersburg monastery , in which the tithe of the Sobernheim estate (decem de curte Soberenheim) was transferred to the monastery , certified by Archbishop Siegfried von Mainz . Archaeological finds make the presence of humans seem certain since the Neolithic . Even in the times of the Celts and Romans (approx. 600 BC to 400 AD) there was at least one small settlement. From the 3rd century Germanic immigrants came to the Nahe valley, of which the Franks asserted themselves as new masters from 400 AD . The name means home of Sobaro. Sobaro is an Old High German given name. This indicates a higher age than the written tradition indicates.

Since the early Middle Ages, Sobernheim was a center of the holdings of the Archbishopric Mainz on the Nahe and the Glan . It was subordinate to the Vice Cathedral Office Rheingau . The Archbishop gave the Church of St. Matthias to the monks of the Disibodenberg Monastery . The Romanesque-early Gothic building was rebuilt around 1400 and renovated in the 19th century.

The city received city ​​rights based on the Frankfurt model from King Adolf von Nassau in 1292 and from Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian in 1324 . However, the city ​​charter implemented by Archbishop Balduin von Trier in 1330 based on the Binger model became legally effective and was in force until the French era .

Sobernheim was administered by Disibodenberg until 1259, then by the Böckelheim office until 1471 . In the Palatinate War of Succession in 1689, the fortifications and most of the buildings were destroyed by the French. Despite the efforts of the Archbishopric of Mainz, Sobernheim remained in Electoral Palatinate until 1798 , then came to France to the Rhine-Moselle Department and in 1815 to the Kingdom of Prussia .

From 1832, a small industry began to develop in addition to down-to-earth agriculture and diverse handicrafts. A few factories were established, mostly as family businesses. Nevertheless, Sobernheim retained the character of a small country town, which was connected to the Middle Rhine transport network by the Bingerbrück - Saarbrücken railway, which was completed in 1860 and the roads that were gradually expanded.

Pastor Emanuel Felke worked in Sobernheim from 1915 to 1925 . He was a representative of naturopathy who developed the Felke cure named after him . This is still used today in the numerous spa houses in Bad Sobernheim.

The air force of the German armed forces was stationed from 1960 with the light combat squadron 42 , from 1975 with the fighter-bomber squadron 35 in horse field.

On January 1, 1969, the village of Steinhardt with 121 inhabitants was umgemeindet from the community of Waldböckelheim to Sobernheim. On June 10, 1979, the previously independent municipalities of Eckweiler (then 207 inhabitants) and Pferdefeld (404 inhabitants) were incorporated into Sobernheim. Both villages were later abandoned and are now deserted . Since December 11, 1995, the city of Sobernheim has had the addition of Bad .

religion

The Protestant parish of St. Matthias forms a religious center, as does the Catholic parish of St. Matthew , which belongs to the diocese of Trier and forms the parish community of Bad Sobernheim with seven other parishes . There are also supporters of the New Apostolic Church and occasionally Jehovah's Witnesses .

politics

City council

The city ​​council of Bad Sobernheim consists of 22 council members, who were elected in a personalized proportional representation in the local elections on May 26, 2019 , and the honorary city ​​mayor as chairman.

The distribution of seats in the city council:

choice SPD CDU FDP GREEN LEFT FWG total
2019 10 6th 2 4th - - 22 seats
2014 10 6th 1 3 1 1 22 seats
2009 8th 9 1 2 - 2 22 seats
2004 8th 7th 1 2 - 4th 22 seats
  • FWG = Free Voting Association City of Bad Sobernheim e. V.

mayor

The local mayor is Michael Greiner (SPD). In the local elections on May 26, 2019, he was confirmed in his office with 74.85% of the votes.

coat of arms

Bad Sobernheim coat of arms
 Blazon : "On Black a golden lion, red bekront and reinforced, red tongue, a silver wheel cautious. A blue wavy bandon silver in the base of the shield . The three-tower fortress wall in gray-brown. "
Justification of the coat of arms: The Mainz wheel refers to the former affiliation to Kurmainz , the Palatinate lion to the Electoral Palatinate . The wavy ribbon symbolizes the Nahe. The top of the wall reminds of the city rights. It complied with the regulations for awarding the coat of arms in 1924.

Town twinning

Economy and Infrastructure

Viticulture and Tourism

Bad Sobernheim belongs to the Nahe wine-growing region . The large site is called Paradise Garden , Sobernheim individual sites are still Domberg and Marbach . Viticulture and tourism are connected here, the Rhine-Nahe Wine Trail , the Nahe Cycle Path and the Nahe Wine Road lead through the district of the city and the municipality. Agriculture still determines parts of the culture of the region today. A large grape and fruit market is held in autumn. Many winemakers also run their own restaurants. The traditional vine is the Riesling . In addition to the wine - and active tourism is primarily the health tourism an important economic factor in the region. Despite structural changes in the traditional bathing sector in the 1990s, combined with stagnating visitor numbers, the health tourism offer is again becoming increasingly important due to demographic change .

Companies

Important resident companies are

Musashi Europe
An international supplier to the global automotive industry and market leader in massive forming and machining with 2,800 employees in the group.
Polymer group
A group-independent family company with around 450 employees that, as a link between raw material manufacturers and the plastics processing industry, compounds, refines and modifies polymers .
Ewald
A company founded by Carl Ewald in Sobernheim in 1886, which has specialized in the production of leaf and powder gelatine as well as gelatine hydrolysates .
BAZ special antennas
A manufacturer of antenna technology , with a focus on ferrite antennas for the reception of long and long waves, sferics , geophysical sferics, Schumann resonances. BAZ Spezialantennen was founded in 1994 in Bad Bergzabern , and in 2012 the company headquarters was relocated to Bad Sobernheim.

Trade and savings banks

The downtown center of Bad Sobernheim, which opened in 2010, is located on the site of the former Melsbach cardboard factory , a large shopping center with branches Rewe , NKD and Netto as well as two cafes and two bakeries . Beginning in October 2016 was a drugstore of Rossmann opened. A brewery opened in April 2019 in the Disibodenberger Chapel on the site after extensive renovation . The beer garden next door, which is open all year round, has been in operation since May 2018.

The Felke-Center offers gastronomy, retail as well as numerous office and living rooms and is equipped with an underground car park.

The companies Real , Lidl and Aldi Süd are located on the outskirts .

The Sparkasse Rhein-Nahe and Volksbank Rhein-Nahe-Hunsrück have branches in the city.

Health care / spa houses

The therapy facilities established by the citizens of Bad Sobernheim Felke and Schroth are an important economic factor.

  • Asklepios Katharina Schroth Clinic Bad Sobernheim - Orthopedic rehabilitation center for scoliosis and other spinal deformities / for scoliosis intensive rehabilitation according to Katharina Schroth
  • Romantic hotel Bollant's in the Park & ​​Felke Therme Kurhaus Dhonau
  • Hotel Maasberg Therme
  • Menschel Vitalresort (near Meddersheim )
  • Senior residences: Senior residences Felkebad
  • Pharmacies: Kur-Apotheke on Marktplatz and Felke-Apotheke on Saarplatz
  • Doctors: Bad Sobernheim has several general practitioners . A few specialists are mainly housed in the Malteserhaus ( ugs. Medical Center ) . In addition, two vets have their practices in the city.
  • The city has a rescue station of the German Red Cross with an NKTW and an RTW .
  • Hospitals: The closest clinics are in Meisenheim ( approx. 14.5 km ), Kirn ( approx. 15 km ) and Bad Kreuznach ( approx. 20 km ). There is a university clinic in Mainz ( approx. 60 km ).

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education

Bad Sobernheim has a State G8 - school , the Emanuel-Felke-Gymnasium . There is also a large school center ( Münchwiesen ), which houses a primary school and the Disibod - Realschule plus cooperative . Both schools in the school center and the grammar school have all-day courses . The adult education center rounds off the educational offer for adults too.

There are two Protestant kindergartens in Bad Sobernheim , the Albert-Schweitzer-Haus kindergarten and the Leinenborn kindergarten . There is also a municipal kindergarten and a Catholic one, which is part of the Catholic parish of St. Matthew .

Libraries

  • Kulturhaus Synagoge : The Bad Sobernheim Public Library has been located in the renovated former synagogue since April 2010 . The Protestant community library and city library at that time were merged and moved into the former church.

media

Culture and sights

Attractions

Evangelical parish church of St. Matthias

Stumm organ in the Protestant parish church of St. Matthias

The Bishop Willigis consecrated the church to 1000. Oldest parts (north tower base) are Romanesque, if not karolingisch; the choir is early Gothic. The main nave was built at the end of the 15th century, the tower in 1500, by Peter Ruben from Meisenheim. In addition to valuable altar canopy capitals with depiction of angels and paintings from the time of construction, the largely original, restored and preserved Johann Michael Stumm organ from 1739 and the Georg Meistermann windows are noteworthy.

See also: St. Matthias (Bad Sobernheim)

Disibodenberg Chapel

Disibodenberg Chapel

The late Gothic chapel was built according to a plan by Heinrich Murer von Beckelnheim for the Cistercians from the Disibodenberg monastery on an estate between the city ​​wall and Großstrasse , with which the monastery had already been equipped by Archbishop Willigis of Mainz in 975. The farm, which acted as an interest lever for the properties on the Middle Nahe and Glan , developed into the most important settlement of the monastery.

According to dendrochronological studies in the choir area around 1455 and in the area of ​​the nave in 1493, the chapel in the style of the Frankfurt School was finally under roof. Due to their age, size, quality and completeness, both roof trusses are among the most important examples of carpentry in Rhineland-Palatinate.

The financial means for the construction of the 23.25 m long and 7.65 m wide building came from the estate of Katharina von Homburg ( Saarpfalz ), daughter of Count Friedrich II von Homburg and widow of the Elector of Mainz bailiff at Böckelheim Castle , Antilmann von Scharfenstein , called von Grasewege, who died on December 24, 1388 and is venerated as a blessed by Catholic Christians .

After the Reformation was introduced, the chapel was profaned into a warehouse in 1559 under the Count Palatine and Duke Wolfgang von Pfalz-Zweibrücken . To increase the storage capacity, the chapel was built with a cellar between 1587 and 1764; in addition, wooden false ceilings were installed. The vaulted cellar that still exists today, with a top height of approx. 3.90 m, occupies the space between the base of the foundation and the sills of the windows. In the basement, the floor level and the base zone of the original ground floor were lost, which is why the chapel can no longer be entered through an entrance that was built during the construction period. The " raised ground floor " created by the basement is at the level of the sills of the Gothic windows. The wooden false ceilings are historically significant , both because of their age and because of the secondary use of beams, which are decorated in the Renaissance style. Since both subsequent installations - vaulted cellar and false ceilings - were created in the course of the profanation of the chapel after the introduction of the Reformation, they can also be viewed as testimony to the history of the denomination .

The outer tympanum of the west portal, which shows a crucifixion group with Jesus , the mother of God Mary and the apostle Johannes as well as two censer-wielding angels as assistance figures under a mighty keel arch in the style of the Frankfurt School , is the only one with plastic ornamentation that looks out from Nahe and Glan was preserved in the Middle Ages . The representation is stylistically related to the tomb sculpture in the nearby St. Johannisberg ( Hochstetten-Dhaun ) and in the collegiate church Pfaffen-Schwabenheim . The motif of the creeping flowers (= crabs) along the keel arch facing away from the viewer on the left and open to the viewer on the right can only be found on the west portal of the Catholic parish church of St. Valentin in Kiedrich / Rheingau . In 1985, during restoration work, an Atlant in the form of a male figure was uncovered below the tympanum , who is known as a " builder " because of his arm gauntlets that stretch over the palm of his hand . After careful mapping, the Atlant was walled in again for conservation reasons.

After the chapel had been hidden behind the walls of a printing house for 111 years , it came back into the public eye in 2010 after the opening of a specialist market center on the former printing plant premises. The Friends of Disibodenberger Kapelle Bad Sobernheim e. Since then, V. has been campaigning for a cultural use which corresponds to the dignity of the former sacred building and which enables a broad public constant access. In the spring of 2013, plans were presented according to which the Disibodenberg Chapel should be converted into a brewery with event catering in close coordination with the General Directorate for Cultural Heritage . These plans were implemented in spring 2019 when the DenkmalZ - die Kapellenbrauerei (Disibodenberger Brauhaus GmbH ) opened an upscale restaurant in the restored chapel. A beer garden with craft beer was opened in May 2018 on the southern chapel site . The vaulted cellar is used as a fermentation cellar as part of the glass production .

Maltese Chapel

The late Gothic chapel was built as a place of worship for a branch of the Order of St. John / Maltese that has existed since the 14th century. The choir was built in 1456 and the nave was completed in 1465. The choir has a star vault and is equipped with architectural sculptures. It is higher than the nave, which has medieval wall paintings. The exterior is structured by stepped buttresses and windows with fish bubble tracery. With the introduction of the Reformation , the Johanniter Sobernheim had to leave. The chapel was used as an economic building and fell into disrepair.

After the reintroduction of the Catholic religion in 1664, the completely renovated chapel served as the Catholic parish church . A Progymnasium was set up in the Maltese Commandery in 1821 , the chapel was restored in 1837, after which it was used as a school chapel. After the construction of the new Catholic parish church St. Matthäus in 1898/99 directly opposite, six tombs, the baptismal font from around 1625 and a sacrament shrine from the 15th century were transferred to the new parish church. The chapel building was converted into a club house. It was last completely renovated from 1998 to 2003 and has served the Catholic parish of St. Matthew as a “house of encounter” ever since . The building is a listed building .

Catholic Parish Church of St. Matthew

Catholic Parish Church of St. Matthew

The bishop Michael Felix Korum consecrated the neo-Gothic church , which was built from 1898 to 1899 by the church builder Ludwig Becker . It is a large three-aisled hall church made of yellow sandstone, which gives the impression of a unified whole. It has a neo-Gothic winged altar from 1905, a sacrament shrine from the 15th century and a historic organ from 1901/1902 by Michael Körfer from Gau-Algesheim . The organ is one of the few remaining works by Körfer. It was fully restored from 2011 to 2012. The baptismal font from the Maltese chapel from 1625 is in the choir. There are also some old tombs in the entrance area. The church tower towers over the city with its 59 meters and is visible from afar. The interior of the parish church was extensively renovated from late July 2014 to mid-September 2015.

See also: St. Matthäus (Bad Sobernheim)

Marketplace

The historic market square with the town hall from the 16th century is also worth seeing. From here you have the best access to all other historical places as well as leisure activities and restaurants in the whole of Bad Sobernheim. Here and around the market square, the local clubs invite you to the traditional city ​​center festival on the first weekend in September . Every Thursday the weekly market offers regional delicacies.

  • Market square with town hall

Manors

There are also several large former aristocratic and monastery courtyards. The Steinhardter Hof served in the late 18th century, the robbers Johann Peter Petri , called "Black Peter" and schinderhannes called " Schinderhannes " temporarily as a shelter.

Paul Schneider memorial column

There is a memorial column inhorsesfeld in memory of the martyr Paul Schneider , who was born here.

  • Dornbachstrasse; former town mill

  • former town mill - the water wheel

  • former town mill - the moat and the water wheel

  • Former porter's house in Bad Sobernheim's Wilhelmstrasse

Museums

  • Rhineland-Palatinate Open-Air Museum : The museum shows with relocated buildings, old livestock breeds ( Glan cattle ) and old equipment, how people in the countryside in Rhineland-Palatinate, in the Hunsrück and on the Nahe and three other landscapes lived, lived and lived over the past centuries have worked. It has supra-local meaning.
  • Local history museum: Pictures, sculptures and music manuscripts by famous Bad Sobernheim artists such as Jakob Melcher, Johann von der Eltz and Rudolf Desch are exhibited here. Numerous magazines, documents and books by the founder of the spa and pastor Emanuel Felke can be found there. His work is presented on display boards. There is also an extensive collection on the geological history of the region.

Fossils

  • The Steinhardt peas , sandstone concretions with mostly vegetable fossils , are named after their main place of discovery, a sand pit near the Steinhardt district .
  • Further fossils are found in a basalt quarry near Langenthal (plant prints) and a brick factory. In addition, small agate drusen can occasionally be found in the demarcation .

leisure

Barefoot path: Crossing the Nahe at a ford

There is an outdoor adventure pool in Bad Sobernheim; a 3.5 km long barefoot path in the floodplain with adventure stations, including river crossings through a ford and over a suspension bridge, as well as numerous cycling and hiking trails, tennis, golf , mini golf and a campsite . There is also the possibility to practice aviation .

Parks

The Marumpark is located in the city center . It is the former private garden of the Jewish Marum family, whose stocking factory was located in Bad Sobernheim from 1865 to 1982. Later it was given to the city. Approximately in the middle there is a memorial stone for Arnold Marum, the great-grandson of Sarah Marum, the founder of the factory “Strumpf-Fabriken A. Marum Witwe. Stock corporation. Sobernheim (Rhineland) ”, as you can read in an advertisement from 1937.

Personalities

sons and daughters of the town

Connected with Bad Sobernheim

literature

  • Frances Henry: Neighbors and Victims - Memories of a Small Town under National Socialism. Ed. Förderverein Synagoge Sobernheim with a foreword by Willy Brandt , Verlag JHW Dietz Successor, Bonn 1992. ISBN 3-8012-5017-2 . (Original edition udT Victims and Neighbors. A small town in Nazi Germany remembered. Bergin & Garvey, South Hadley, Massachusetts USA, 1984)
  • Werner Vogt : Bad Sobernheim . Schnell and Steiner, Regensburg 1999, ISBN 3-7954-6191-X

Web links

Commons : Bad Sobernheim  - Collection of images
Wikisource: Sobernheim in the Topographia Palatinatus Rheni (Matthäus Merian)  - sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ State Statistical Office of Rhineland-Palatinate - population status 2019, districts, communities, association communities ( help on this ).
  2. ↑ State Statistical Office Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Official directory of the municipalities and parts of the municipality. Status: January 2019 [ Version 2020 is available. ] . S. 26 (PDF; 3 MB).
  3. ↑ Document book on the history of the Middle Rhine territories now forming the Prussian administrative districts of Coblenz and Trier, ed. by Heinrich Beyer, Coblenz 1860, vol. 1 Google-books p. 431
  4. ^ Bad Sobernheim in the German book of place names, ed. by Manfred Niemeyer, 2012.
  5. ↑ Volume 407 Official municipality directory. (PDF) Retrieved February 16, 2019 .
  6. ^ The Regional Returning Officer RLP: City Council Election 2019 Bad Sobernheim. Retrieved September 17, 2019 .
  7. ^ The Regional Returning Officer Rhineland-Palatinate: Municipal elections 2014, city and municipal council elections
  8. ^ The regional returning officer RLP: direct elections 2019. see Bad Sobernheim, Verbandsgemeinde, last line of results. Retrieved September 17, 2019 .
  9. ↑ Louvres
  10. ↑ Edelény ( Memento of October 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
  11. ↑ vineyards in vino.la ( Memento of 3 March 2014 Internet Archive )
  12. ^ The Naheland tourist region ( Memento from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 240 kB). Website of the State Statistical Office of Rhineland-Palatinate. Retrieved June 5, 2015, pp. 702ff.
  13. ^ Bad Sobernheim - Felke-Kurort im Naheland ( Memento from March 4, 2015 in the Internet Archive ). Rhineland-Palatinate Tourism website. Retrieved June 5, 2015.
  14. ^ Asklepios Katharina Schroth Clinic, Bad Sobernheim
  15. ↑ Michael Frey: Attempt of a geographical-historical-statistical description of the court district of Zweibrücken in the royal. Bayer. Rhine districts, dermal Palatinate: In addition to an appendix . tape 4 . Author, Neidhard 1837, p. 151 ( google.de [accessed on November 22, 2015]).
  16. ↑ Gottfried Kneib: History of the Disibodenberger Hof . In: Förderverein Disibodenberger Kapelle Bad Sobernheim e. V. (Hrsg.): History of the Disibodenberg Chapel in Bad Sobernheim (Festschrift) . 1st edition. Self-published, Bad Sobernheim 2019, p. 29 .
  17. ↑ Britta Hedtke: The town courtyard chapel of the Cistercian monastery Disibodenberg in Bad Sobernheim - New findings on building history . In: Förderverein Disibodenberger Kapelle Bad Sobernheim e. V. (Hrsg.): History of the Disibodenberg Chapel in Bad Sobernheim (Festschrift) . 1st edition. Self-published, Bad Sobernheim 2019, p. 76-78 .
  18. ^ Rhein-Zeitung
  19. ↑ Bruno Schneider: Greeting from the Friends' Association by its 1st chairman . In: Förderverein Disibodenberger Kapelle Bad Sobernheim e. V. (Ed.): History of the Disibodenberger Kapelle (Festschrift) . 1st edition. Self-published, Bad Sobernheim 2019, p. 6-7 .
  20. ↑ Peter Bayerlein : Schinderhannes-Ortslexikon, p. 232
  21. ↑ Mineralienatlas - Steinhardt (accessed June 26, 2014)
  22. ↑ Advertisement for the stocking factory on the Alemannia Judaica homepage. [1]
  23. ↑ Ernst Buchrucker. In: Lausitzer Rundschau. January 7, 2008, accessed December 3, 2017 .