Thürham

Thürham is a district of Bad Aibling in Bavaria , which connects directly to the north of the city center.

history

The former wasteland of Thürham was first mentioned as Teorhage in 804. The place was probably settled much earlier, in late Roman times a Mithra temple is said to have been here. At that time Thürham was on the Roman road connecting Pons Aeni (Rosenheim) and Kleinhelfendorf , a section of the Roman road from Salzburg to Augsburg . It is believed that the oldest church in the area was built here later.

The Thürhamer St. George's Chapel was first mentioned in 1524 and was demolished in 1804 in the course of secularization . The stones were used to build a school house on the Aiblinger Hofberg , while an equestrian statue of Saint George was brought to Westerham.

Thürham was originally a mill on the Mühlbach, which was diverted from the Glonn . At the end of the Middle Ages this belonged to the main team Mietraching in the Aibling office in the Aibling district court . With the community edict in 1818, Thürham became part of the newly formed community of Mietraching. Thürham is still part of the Mietraching district within the urban area of Bad Aibling.

On the southern part of Thürham, at the transition to the city center, the Prantseck Castle and the Hofmühle have been located since the Middle Ages , which goes back to the farmyard of the Kaiserpfalz .

In 1999, an eco-park was set up in Thürham to generate electricity from renewable energy sources. The former mill is now a hydroelectric power station.

Attractions

Memorial stone on the site of the former St. George's Church
Hofmühle
Prantseck Castle

47.873888888889 12.01Coordinates: 47 ° 52 ' N , 12 ° 1' E