Wittenheim

Wittenheim is a commune in the Haut-Rhin office in Grand Est in north-eastern France. It is one of the northern rural areas of the city of Mulhouse, and structures some portion of the Mulhouse Alsace Agglomeration, the between public nearby government body for the Mulhouse conurbation. The town of Wittenheim is sectored into four quarters with claim qualities. A few landmarks worth visiting in the city. Of these, the Church of St Barbara. Inside the congregation, a sanctuary houses a statue of Saint Barbara, painted by Robert Gall of Colmar, a previous understudy of Sacred Art Workshops.

City Wittenheim has an uncommon component in France, that of owning one of the biggest stretches of urban agribusiness in France, Mittelfeld, which actually implies in German "the center of the field." It reaches out more than 90 hectares, circumscribed by the distinctive regions of the city. The Dollerbaechlein is a self-governing arm of the low Doller, which waters the Potash Basin in Upper Alsace and particularly the town of Wittenheim.

This stream was of extraordinary monetary significance in the Middle Ages to the present day for water system, yet in addition feed factories. The motte du Rebberg Grosstueck is a hill which was planted with vines amid the 19th century. The level and adjoining slope to the Rue du Bourg is the hold of the stronghold, once raised there. The site is currently part of the open park Rabbargala, a lush, quiet spot in the core of the city for strolls and unwinding.