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Heppenheim (Bergstraße), Germany: A walking tour in 2023 I 4K HDR

Heppenheim (Bergstraße) Heppenheim (dialect Hepprum) is the district seat of the southern Hessian district of Bergstraße and lies on the Bergstraße on the edge of the Odenwald. The village was first mentioned in writing in 755 and received its town charter in 1318. The liberal Heppenheim Conference of 1847 was the prelude to the German Revolution of 1848/1849, which is why the Free Democratic Party was founded here in 1948. Heppenheim is located on the border with Baden-Württemberg. The city area itself is located below the Schlossberg with the medieval Starkenburg. In addition to the castle, St. Peter's, the "Cathedral of the Mountain Road" - the popular name of the large Catholic church consecrated in 1904, which is not a bishop's seat, is characteristic of the cityscape. The largest lake in Heppenheim is the Bruchsee. Several streams such as Hambach, Stadtbach, Erbach and Bombach flow from the east into the valleys of the front Odenwald to the Weschnitz, which forms the western edge of the district. "Bergstraße" is the name of the road running from Darmstadt to Heidelberg on the western edge of the Odenwald and the eastern edge of the Rhine plain (today's Bundesstraße 3) as well as the landscape in its immediate vicinity. The latter is characterized by an extraordinarily mild and sunny climate with particularly early tree flowering. In the area of the Ober-Laudenbach district, there is a border curiosity that is unique in Hesse: the northern part of Ober-Laudenbach forms an enclave in Baden-Württemberg territory. Within this enclave and in the southern part of Ober-Laudenbach, there are two enclaves of Baden-Württemberg. Heppenheim borders in the north on the town of Bensheim, in the northeast on the community of Lautertal and the town of Lindenfels, in the east on the communities of Fürth, Rimbach, Mörlenbach and Birkenau (both like Fürth and Rimbach in the Weschnitz valley), in the south on the Baden community of Laudenbach (Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, Baden-Württemberg), in the southwest on the southern Hessian towns of Viernheim and Lampertheim as well as in the west to the city of Lorsch. To see more cities, please check this link -    / @thewalkingroute   #heppenheim #germany #hessen #Thewalkingroute