Melsungen

Melsungen is a little climatic town in the Schwalm-Eder region in northern Hesse, Germany. In 1987, the town facilitated the 27th Hessentag state celebration. Melsungen lies on the stream Fulda in the North Hesse Highlands. The streams Pfieffe and Kehrenbach, stream into the Fulda in the town. A couple of kilometers downstream, the waterway Eder junctures into the Fulda. The closest substantial towns are Kassel downstream, around 22 km toward the north and Bad Hersfeld upstream, around 32 km toward the southeast. Melsungen includes a few littler networks. Notwithstanding the primary network, which is likewise called Melsungen.

Historical records of the town date from 802, however it was likely settled a lot before, amid the Hallstatt time frame 9th to 4th centuries BCE. Melsungen had formed into a community burgus by 1189. The town's emblem likewise began as of now. Over the span of its history, Melsungen regularly changed hands. The fiercest battling about the town was between the Archbishops of Mainz and the Landgraves of Hesse and Thuringia. Melsungen accomplished its significance from its area at the junction of three medieval exchange courses, the Salzerweg, running east-west; the Nurnberger Strabe, running north-south; and Durch kick the bucket langen Hessen.