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| Beringen SH | ||
| Canton | Schaffhausen | |
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| Residents | 4.643 (2017) | |
| height | 449 m | |
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Beringen (SH) is a village in SchaffhauserKlettgau, the community describes itself as the "gateway to Klettgau", depending on the reading, the Klettgau begins in Löhningen or at the narrow point of the Tightness on the border between Beringen and Neuhausen am Rheinfall. In 2013 Beringen merged with the neighboring village Guntmadingen, which is mainly known for the numerous riding stables.
background
Ringing is the largest and most economically important municipality in Oberklettgau in terms of population, it has seen extremely lively construction activity in the past few decades (and then wrote news headlines), as well as an increase in the number of residents and schoolchildren. The location in the agglomeration of the city of Schaffhausen and the easy accessibility of the agglomeration of Zurich make Beringen an attractive place to live.
The municipality of Beringen extends from the Enge (a residential area was built on the border with Neuhausen) along the southern slope of the Randen to the vineyards of Löhningen and did after the merger with Guntmadingen extended to the southern edge, so that the municipality with the border between Guntmadingen and Jestetten borders on German territory (and even has an external EU border ...).
What is unusual in Oberklettgau is the fact that no stream drains the valley, even though the Rhine once had its stream bed here in ancient times. The village stream from the Lieblosental runs covered up from the Oberdorf and emerges again below the village to seep away in the "infiltration system" in the Rossfiti in a pond that is under nature protection.
There are traces of settlement from the Bronze Age, with the remains of a Roman estate in the Lieblosental from the Roman era and with the Alemanni graves with grave goods from the 7th century. found from the early Middle Ages. After it turned out that a deed of gift from the year 965, which had been attributed to Emperor Otto I, was a forgery from the 12th century. the congregation had already celebrated its 1000th anniversary. After the first mention was corrected to 1090 thanks to a deed of donation from the Counts of Nellenburg to the Allerheiligen monastery in Schaffhausen, the 925th anniversary was celebrated in 2005.
In any case, the noble family of the "Hünen von Beringen" is known for the high Middle Ages, who lived in the "castle" in the old town center. In 1530, after the city of Schaffhausen and the surrounding subject communities had been part of the Confederation for 29 years, 43 households were counted. The farming village at the beginning of the 20th century. Developed rapidly thanks to the proximity of industry in Neuhausen and Schaffhausen and became an industrial location itself in the 1960s.
getting there
By plane
The airport Zurich can be reached in 45 minutes via Neuhausen - Eglisau - Bülach, the Basel-Mulhouse airport can be reached in one and a half hours and is served by several low-cost airlines.
The Schmerlat square near Neunkirch is mainly used for glider traffic.
By train
Beringen is on the DB route Schaffhausen - Beringen - Neunkirch - Erzingen - Waldshut - Basel, the Hochrheinbahn line on Swiss territory has been electrified since 2012 and the line through the Klettgau into the Schaffhausen S-Bahn included, which was implemented in 2012/15. There are alternating trains of the Deutsche Bahn and the Swiss Thurbo.
In November 2013, the Bus stop Beringen - Beringerfeld opened, which is supposed to bring more commuter traffic to the rails.
By bus
Beringen is on the bus route 21 of the regional bus traffic Schaffhausen, along the line of the former tram Schaffhausen - Schleitheim after Beringen the villages Löhningen - Siblings - Schleitheim Served every 20-30 minutes.
In the street
The main road 13/14 Coming from Neuhausen (signposted "Basel") divides into the circle in the Beringer Quartier Enge, which was constructed over the railway tracks, the main road leads to the south 13 above Neunkirch in the Oberklettgau, to the border at Trasadingen and leads as B34 through the German community of Klettgau Waldshut.
The main road 14 leads through the center of Beringen and over Löhningen - Siblings - Schleitheim to the national border and on the B314 and the B315 through the Black Forest to Freiburg in Breisgau.
By bicycle
A cycle route on separate cycle paths leads from Neuhausen through Beringen to Neunkirch and also over the Siblinger Höhe to Schleitheim and into the Wutachtal.
mobility
Locally one moves on foot. The minibus line 27 runs between the upper village with the school complex, Beringen Bad Bf and Guntmadingen.
Tourist Attractions
- 1 Beringer Randenturm: the former wooden lookout tower was replaced in 1998 by a 28 m high steel construction, from here there is a great view of the Klettgau and also of the Alps. The Randenturm is a popular destination for families because of the inn and the children's playground.
- the 2 “Castle” / Beringen local museum, a medieval residential tower of the noble family of the "Hünen von Beringen", was integrated with the neighboring building, the tithe barn, into the Beringen local museum included and cannot easily be identified from the outside as a medieval building. The medieval building was measured in 1940, then left to decay, acquired by the Schloss Foundation in 1984 and restored on a private initiative. The museum began operating in 1989.
- Beringen local museum, Steig 3, 8222 Beringen. Open: usually on the last Sun of the month from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.Price: free entry.
- 3 Beringen parish church: A pastor was first mentioned in a document in Beringen in 1231, in 1419 the parish of St. Georg went to the Schaffhausen monastery of Allerheiligen and in 1529 the Reformation was introduced by a resolution of the city council of Schaffhausen. The interior decorations were removed from the church and renovations were carried out around 1580/1642 and the nave was extended to the east and west, the tower was placed in the middle of the ridge in 1645 and the church was extended to the north in 1836, giving it the unusual shape of a cross with a missing arm, only a window niche on the south side remains of the original medieval chapel.
- The 4 Catholic Peace Church and the building of the free church 5 Chrischona parish are more recent.
- the oldest buildings are grouped around the 6 "Place of fire" in the upper village.
activities
- Hiking on the Randenturm and in the entire Randen area, through the vineyards to Löhningen
- Bike tours on the bike paths in the Klettgau
- Bathing in 1 Beringen swimming pooloutdoor pool in Oberdorf, the bathroom was converted to biological water treatment in 2014.
- Beringen organizes regular exchanges and joint festivities with five other communities of the same name in Europe under the motto "5 times Beringen".
shop
- a 1 Coop supermarket is located on Dorfstrasse, otherwise there is a bread rack from a bakery in the village.
- an ATM and a bank are located in the municipal administration building.
kitchen
- 1 Community hall restaurant, Oberdorf 12, 8222 Beringen, Germany. Tel.: 41 (0)52 685 10 91, Fax: (0)52 685 19 72, Email: [email protected]. Restaurant with a banquet hall and wine cellar.
- 2 Ox restaurant, Oberdorf 13, 8222 Beringen, Germany. Tel.: 41 (0)52 685 11 45, Email: [email protected]. home cooking.Open: Closed on Sunday.
- 3 Restaurant Bahnhöfli, Wiesengasse 12, 8222 Beringen. Tel.: 41 (0)52 685 10 57. Restaurant / pizzeria, Italian cuisine.
- 4 Clubhouse of the Beringen football club "Halfway through". Tel.: 41 (0)52 685 30 20, Email: [email protected]. simple meals in the club house of FC Beringen can also be rented for events.Open: Mon-Fri 8.30am-10pm.
- 5 Engebrunnen restaurant, Schaffhauserstrasse 236, 8222 Beringen. Tel.: 41 (0)52 685 13 42, Fax: 41 (0)52 685 38 20. Home-style cuisine, popular with long-distance drivers thanks to the good number of parking spaces.
- 6 Beringer Randenturm restaurant. Tel.: 41(0)52 685 13 44, 41 (0)79 291 50 21, Fax: 41 (0)52 682 11 38. simple restaurant with a mountain hut atmosphere at the foot of the edge tower.Open: Thu-Sun.
- 7 Restaurant Eschheimertal. Tel.: 41(0)79 822 17 65. Excursion restaurant on the Randen in the Eschheimertal nature reserve.
nightlife
The best way to immerse yourself in the nightlife is to go to Schaffhausen.
accommodation
- 1 Hotel Garni zur Sonne, Unterdorf 6, Beringen 8222. Tel.: 41(0)52 682 16 51. Older guest house with rooms also in a dépendance, no longer a restaurant business.Feature: Garni.
health
In Beringen there is a general practitioner practice, a drugstore and several physiotherapists, in emergencies information is available at 41 (0) 52 634 34 00.
Practical advice
The post office is integrated into the branch of the food wholesaler Coop.
trips
- to the neighboring village Guntmadingen, which merged with Beringen in 2013: it is said that more horses than people live in the place known for its riding stables - at least it is an attraction for horse lovers and, due to various tractor exhibitions, for friends of old agricultural machinery.
- on the Schaffhausen beetroot
- to the other villages of the Klettgau, to Schleitheim and on to the Southern Black Forest
- to the Rhine Falls
- to Schaffhausen and the small towns on the Upper Rhine.
literature
Web links
- http://www.beringen.ch - Official website of Beringen SH
