Schriesheim

Schriesheim is a city positioned in Baden Wurttemberg, Germany and north of Heidelberg at the Bergstrasse Mountain Road and on Bertha Benz Memorial Route. It has a population of approximately 15,000 as of mid 2009. The metropolis's landmark is the Strahlenburg Castle. Locals refer to the town as Schriese. They turned into likely an agreement at the place of cutting edge town already in Roman instances, probably as an offshoot of the previous Roman administrative city of Lopodunum.

Coin discoveries courting to the years 351 to 353 are the most current evidence of Roman life inside the area. It was at some point of this time that the first rate Migration Period passed off it become a time of turmoil, poverty and the hunt for salvation. Schriesheim became noted for the primary time in 764 in a report of the Ellwangen Abbey and again in 766, in a report of the Cloisters Lorsch in connection with presents of land. These files additionally shaped the idea for the later seignory of both cloisters within the region.