Gimmeldingen Travel Guide
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Gimmeldingen Overview
Gimmeldingen is a village of 2636 inhabitants (as of 2004[update]) and part of the city of Neustadt an der Weinstraße in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is a well-known wine-producing region, source of the Gimmeldinger Meerspinne.
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Things to See in Gimmeldingen
St. Nicholas Church, built in 1700 and then restored in 1956
Mithras Sanctuary, St. Nicholas Church was on the premises a Mithras sanctuary from the Roman period have been built
Alte Burg, the old castle on the high ridge on the eastern edge of the former village dates from the Salierzeit and was around 1100
King Ludwig Pavilion
Hildenbrandseck
Loblocher Schloessel
Gimmeldingen Almond Blossom Festival, held annually it attracts many people to the awakening of nature after the winter. As one of the earliest events in the year, the Almond Blossom Festival has become known for its wine tasting
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Villiage life
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Related Sites
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- Homepage of Gimmeldingen: Gimmeldingen (official home page)
- Wikipedia: Gimmeldingen
More about the History of Gimmeldingen
In the Middle Ages, the small village of Lobloch was on the southeast lowlands of Mußbachs. Gimmeldingen was then founded much later in 1751 and is now so closely merged with the capital. As a tribute, a local road bears the name of the former village along with the Loblocher Schloessel and a local wine.
Gimmeldingen already grew in the 19th Century, with the eastern neighbor Mußbach together and had with him a joint at 500 ft road, which formed an unusual border: The houses on the north side belonged to as "Mußbacher road" to Gimmeldingen, on the south side as "Gimmeldingen road" to Mußbach. The road surface was entirely on the district Mußbachs the road also had to entertain. Since the simultaneous incorporation of both places to Neustadt is the common core uniformly "Kurpfalz street," the invisible district boundaries, however, continue to exist.
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