Altlussheim

Altlussheim is a municipality in Baden Wurttemberg and belongs to Rhein Neckar Kreis. Altlussheim sits within the Rhine rift without delay at the proper financial institution of a meandering of the Rhine, where the Kriegbach flows into the Rhine. West of the municipality, on the opposite facet of the Rhine in the Rhineland Palatinate is the metropolis of Speyer. Less than a kilometer to the East lays Neulussheim, to the South is Oberhausen Rheinhausen, to the North to East Altlussheim borders on Hockenheim. Lussheim become at the beginning a fishing settlement on the Roman street.

The residents lived from fishing in the waters of the meanderings of the Rhine. At the best factor inside the village, there was a heathen temple. Later churches become built at the equal ground. In the year 496 or 497, the Franks attacked the local ruling Allemanni and drove them again to the Murg. Lussheim is certainly a Frankish settlement. Proof lays in heim in the call of the network, in addition to the generally Frankish homesteads which nevertheless exist to at the moment, namely the homesteads at Rheinhauser Strasse 8 and Hauptstrasse 74.