Rudolfingen

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Coordinates: 47 ° 38 '  N , 8 ° 40'  E ; CH1903:  six hundred ninety-two thousand seven hundred ninety-three  /  277368

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Aerial photo (1953)

The village of Rudolfingen is a district of the political municipality Trüllikon in the district of Andelfingen in the canton of Zurich in Switzerland .

Rudolfingen has a townscape of national importance with old half-timbered buildings . This includes around 40 buildings, including cultural assets and protected objects of national, cantonal or regional importance.

geography

The village (424 m above sea level) is located on the southern slope of the Cholfirst in the Zürcher Weinland . The municipality of Trüllikon also includes the two districts Trüllikon and Wildensbuch . In the north Rudolfingen borders on Wildensbuch, in the east on Trüllikon, in the south on Oerlingen (municipality of Kleinandelfingen ) and in the west on the municipal offices of Marthalen and Benken .

Rudolfingen is still a closed arable farming settlement today with viticulture on the slopes and arable farming on the plain.

history

On the Schlossberg near Rudolfingen there is evidence of a Neolithic settlement with pit houses and a rampart from the Bronze Age (beginning 1000 BC). Manors on the Cholfirst are documented from Roman times . Alemanni colonized the region after the final Roman retreat in 454.

Manor house, double barn and fountain from 1863

Thanks to a donation from the Alemannic nobleman Wolvene, the three places of today's municipality were first mentioned in documents in 858: the Rheinau monastery received property in Ruadolvinga , Trullinchiva and Willigisbuoh . Rudolfingen got its name as a settlement of the people of a Rudolf. Rudolfingen was later sold to the Reichenau Abbey and then to the St. Katharinental Monastery , while Trüllikon and Wildensbuch remained with the Rheinau Monastery. Until 1798 Rudolfingen formed its own, lower judiciary with a village court from the villagers, after this existed until the early 15th century with Basadingen , five kilometers away . The high level of jurisdiction lay with the Landvogtei Kyburg , which increasingly interfered with the judicial rights of the monastery. With the takeover of the county in 1452, the rights came to the city of Zurich .

In the Middle Ages , the residents of the village lived in church to Laufen and since 1529 to Trüllikon.

Until 1798 Rudolfingen belonged to the extra office of the Landvogtei. With the formation of political communities as a product of the Helvetic Republic , the community came from the Benken district to the Winterthur district and in 1831 to the Andelfingen district. The three places each formed their own civil parish . For Rudolfingen this applied until 2007, for the other two districts until it was abolished by the new cantonal constitution in 2010.

population

Population development
year 1467 1689 1801 1880 1950 2000
Residents 75 326 284 349 316 222

Townscape, cultural assets and Mozart stele

"Hofmeisterhaus"
Manor house and double barn
Double barn and outbuilding

Rudolfingen has a site of national importance that is worth protecting (recorded in the ISOS federal inventory).

Cultural assets of national importance (Category A) in the Swiss inventory are the so-called Hofmeisterhaus from 1584 and the manor house of the Landrichtergut Zuber from 1807. The fortified prehistoric hilltop settlement on the Schlossberg is a cultural asset of cantonal importance (Category B).

Other protected objects of cantonal importance (category B) are:

  • Double barn, outbuilding and cellar of the Zuber district judge's estate

Protected objects of regional importance (category B) are:

  • Monastery and court house (Dorfstrasse 13 & 15)
  • Wine-growing house, Trotte , wash house (Dorfstrasse 19)
  • Civil parish hall (Dorfstrasse 26) - The Gmeindshüüsli is rented out for events.

Protected objects of local importance (Category C) are:

  • Farmhouses
  • Wine growers' houses
  • Small farmhouses
  • Gasthaus zur Traube
  • Economic building
  • Barns
  • Barn
  • Stable building
  • Trott building
  • Wash houses

«Mozart Path»

After a three and a half year journey through Western Europe, the Mozart family crossed Switzerland with Nannerl and Wolfgang Amadeus. Her journey in her own carriage led from Geneva to Zurich and then via Winterthur and Rudolfingen to Schaffhausen and Schleitheim . Since June 6, 2009 a stele has been commemorating the short stay.

Pumpkin lighting

Pumpkin Love (2014)

Since 1999, well over 1000 pumpkin lights have been shining in the village on the first Friday and Saturday in November . About eight small bars, which are set up in barns and cellars, offer various pumpkin dishes. The income from over 10,000 visitors helps to keep the village shop going.

Infrastructure

traffic

Individual traffic: The A4 motorway can be reached in the neighboring town via the Trüllikon junction. The cities of Winterthur and Schaffhausen are around 20 and 15 minutes away, respectively.

Public transport: A Postbus line runs every half hour from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and every half hour from 8 p.m. until closing time. The town has been connected to the ZVV night network since December 12, 2004 : on Fri / Sat and Sat / Sun there is a connection from Schaffhausen and Winterthur to Rudolfingen.

education

Lower and middle school students attend primary school in Trüllikon and upper secondary school in Marthalen or a grammar school in Winterthur.

societies

  • DorfLadenVerein Rudolfingen
  • Carnival Committee (FAKO) RTW
  • Forum Pro Rudolfingen
  • Women's Association Rudolfingen
  • Military Rifle Club Rudolfingen
  • Traditional costume group Rudolfingen-Wildensbuch
  • Zurich rural women association.

literature

  • Hermann Fietz: The art monuments of the canton of Zurich, Volume I: The districts of Affoltern and Andelfingen (= art monuments of Switzerland. Volume 7). Edited by the Society for Swiss Art History GSK. Bern 1938. DNB 365803030 .

Web links

Commons : Rudolfingen  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Cultural property protection / KGS number 10083.
  2. Cultural property protection / KGS number 10337.
  3. Cultural property protection / KGS number 7676.
  4. Inventory numbers 04000319, 04000321, 04000322 in the directory of protected objects.
  5. Inventory numbers 04000276, 04000277.
  6. Inventory number 04000273.
  7. Inventory number 04000255.
  8. Mozartweg in Rudolfingen . (accessed on September 18, 2019)
  9. pumpkin lighting Rudolfingen . (accessed on September 18, 2019)
  10. List of Trüllik village associations . (accessed on September 18, 2019)