Gallneukirchen

Gallneukirchen is a small town in the Austrian nation of Upper Austria and is a part of the district Urfahr-Umgebung. In the year 1125, it turned into referred to for the first time in a documentary as "Novenkirchen". At that point Gallneukirchen changed into just a marketplace. Originally lying in the East a part of the duchy of Bavaria, within the 12th century it belonged to the duchy "Austria", and inside the year 1211, the marketplace was blanketed inside the diocese of Passau for the following 2 hundred years. In 1411, the brothers Caspar and Gundakar bought it from the Starhemberg family.

Since 1490, it has belonged to the principality of "Osterreich ob der Enns". During the Napoleonic wars it changed into occupied several instances, and now belongs to Upper Austria. From 1832 to 1872 the Horse railway transported Goods and people through Gallneukirchen. In 1985 Gallneukirchen became a European municipality and 1992 Gallneukirchen incurred a partnership with Northeim in Lower Saxony. The last massive alternate became whilst Gallneukirchen have become a metropolis on five March 2001.