Uhingen, municipality in Germany
Uhingen is a town in the Fils valley in Baden-Württemberg with around 13,500 residents, composed of several neighborhoods including Sparwiesen, Nassach, and Baiereck. The area is surrounded by gentle hills, streams, and forests of the Schurwald region.
The town was first mentioned in historical records in 1275 and belonged to the County of Aichelberg until 1332. The wooden town hall with its distinctive roof and clock tower is the oldest in the district and dates to this early period.
The town's name stems from old Germanic roots, reflecting its ancient settlement. Today, locals gather at markets, shops, and seasonal celebrations that maintain community ties and preserve regional traditions that shape daily life.
The town sits on the Fils Valley Railway line connecting to Stuttgart and other regions, and is easily accessible via federal roads 10 and 297. An indoor pool, outdoor pool, skatepark, and pump track offer various recreational options for visitors and residents.
The Uditorium is a modern cultural venue hosting concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions for all ages, while also serving business meetings and private celebrations. It functions as the heart of the town's cultural life and brings the community together.
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