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Buildings

* “Well Before the Gate” * Graduation tower * Werratal-Therme (“Werra Valley Bathhouse”) * Diebesturm (“Thief’s Tower”) * Historic timber-frame Old Town

Coat of Arms

The town’s arms might be described thus: Gules a town wall embattled with gate tower and four towers within, the whole argent with roofs azure, in the gateway arch a saltpan hook and a Berlaff (wooden spoon for hastening brine evaporation) in saltire Or. The arms were approved by the State Archive in 1931.

Constituent communities

Besides the main town, which is also called Bad Sooden-Allendorf, the town has nine other Stadtteile named Ahrenberg, Dudenrode, Ellershausen, Hilgershausen, Kammerbach, Kleinvach, Oberrieden, Orferode and Höfe-Weiden. The main town itself is divided into Sooden and Allendorf, the former of which is west of the railway tracks.

Description

Coordinates: 51°17′0″N 09°59′0″E / 51.28333°N 9.98333°E / 51.28333; 9.98333 Bad Sooden-Allendorf is a town in the Werra-Meißner-Kreis in Hesse, Germany.

Education

Bad Sooden-Allendorf offers with the primary school Am Brunnen vor dem Tore (classes 1 to 4) and the Rhenanusschule (classes 5 to 13) a full range of education without changing location or daily travel, something that can no longer be taken for granted in the Werra-Meißner-Kreis. Integrated into the Rhenanusschule is a sport Gymnasium with adjoining boarding school, which once produced famous sportsmen. With a location of the Bernd-Blindow-Schulen, the town has for some years also been a university town.

Famous people

* Burkard Waldis, humanistic poet * Wilhelm Speck, poet * Johannes Rhenanus, Evangelical clergyman and writer * Wilhelm Müller, romantic poet, wrote here among other things the beginning of the song Das Wandern ist des Müllers Lust. * Eberhardt Eichner, superintendent

History

The place has existed since at least the late 8th century. This is confirmed by one of the Frankish king Charlemagne’s donation documents, which historians have dated to some time between 776 and 779. With this document, Charlemagne transferred the saltsprings, the saltpans, the saltworkers, the market, the tribute and the toll of the settlement of Westera to the Fulda Abbey. The settlement’s name refers to its location on the western border with Thuringia, which still runs through here today. In April 1637, during the Thirty Years' War, the Geleen and Count Isolani Croatian regiments attacked the town, whereby the town was burnt almost right down. Even the two churches and the town hall were destroyed. The council estate – built wholly out of stone – withstood the great town fire, and still remains preserved today as the town’s oldest building. For more than a thousand years, until the late 19th century, salt was extracted from brine at the saltworks by boiling. The brine was brought up from a deposit under the town. The breaking of the salt monopoly in the wake of annexation by Prussia in 1866 led to a fall in price, which in turn led to the industry’s end. The last salt was produced in 1906. Along with the downfall of the saltworks, however, came the discovery of the brine’s healing properties, and thus began the spa industry, with a bathhouse opening on 1 June 1881. Still today, the time of saltmaking is remembered with the Brunnenfest (“Well Festival”) held yearly at Whitsun, when salt is extracted from brine by boiling in an historically authentic process to demonstrate how salt was produced. In a salt museum, the salt is then sold; presented there, as well, is the history of saltmaking.

Location

The spa town of Bad Sooden-Allendorf lies in the Werra valley near the Hoher Meißner, right on the boundary with Thuringia, almost at Germany’s geographical centre, 33 km east of Kassel.

Mayors

The town’s mayor is Ronald Gundlach (SPD). Before his move to town hall, he worked as a teacher in the Rhenanus-Schule’s Realschule branch. With his time in office coming to an end, he is not standing for reëlection. Standing as candidates in the upcoming mayoral contest on 2 November 2008 are Thomas Giese (SPD) and Frank Hix (CDU). The deadline for announcing candidacies was on 28 August 2008.

Media

* The Witzenhäuser Allgemeine, a local edition of the Hessische/Niedersächsische Allgemeine, appears as a daily newspaper. * Moreover, the MB-Media-Verlag (publisher), which through the Ippen Group likewise belongs to Hessische/Niedersächsische Allgemeine, publishes two weekly newspapers named Marktspiegel and Extra-Tip, which do not, however, give themselves over to quite as many regional issues as many other tabloids. * Publication of the BSA-Kurier, an advertising paper for the local Kurpark-Hotel, whose fliers in the end were also acquired by Hessische/Niedersächsische Allgemeine, has been suspended. Club reports and cultural announcements were found in this paper. * A Stadtblättchen is published by Verlag Linus-Wittich for a few subscribing customers. * Furthermore, the local radio station Rundfunk Meißner (RFM), named after the nearby mountain, Hoher Meißner, can be picked up in town.

Modernization

At the turn of the millennium, the graduation tower was dismantled and completely rebuilt. In late 2005, a new bathhouse with a big sauna area was finished, to lure privately paying guests to town. In April 2007, a new event hall for conventions and concerts was opened. Even the street layout was changed. Since that time there has been no more direct link between Sooden-Nord and Sooden-Süd. Traffic must turn off and take the bypass road through the industrial area. Furthermore, the railway station is currently reduced to two tracks and is being modernized with the goal of establishing a direct link to Sooden. Through these measures the town hopes to work against the downturn in the spa operations by making the bathhouse and spa area easier to reach and making it into a pedestrian precinct.

Museums

* Schifflersgrund Border Museum

Neighbouring communities

Bad Sooden-Allendorf borders in the north on the communities of Lindewerra, Wahlhausen and Asbach-Sickenberg, in the east on the communities of Wiesenfeld und Volkerode (all in Thuringia’s Eichsfeld district), in the south on the community of Meinhard, the town of Eschwege and the community of Berkatal, in the west on the town of Großalmerode and in the northwest on the town of Witzenhausen (all in the Werra-Meißner-Kreis).

Regular events

Bad Sooden-Allendorf is nationally known for the Erntedank- und Heimatfest (roughly “Thanksgiving and Homeland Festival”), which is celebrated each year through the third weekend in August (Friday to Tuesday). Above all, it is popular for its many traditions, having been celebrated for more than a hundred years with the same programme. The highlights are: * Street festival in the Old Town (Friday), midway on the festival square (Saturday to Tuesday) * Torchlight procession followed by a military tattoo and the festival of lights (“Werra in Flames”) * Triolett dance, a round dance with two threesomes * Spanisch Fricco – food * Great festival parade on Sunday * Rich decoration of the town with garlands and harvest crowns made of grain Every year in the week after Easter, the traditional Märchenwoche (“Fairytale Week”) is held in Bad Sooden-Allendorf. Many events such as “fairytale evenings” and theatrical productions bring fairytales into the world, framed by daily appearances by fairytale characters in the spa park. At the focus stands Frau Holle, who is said to have lived on the nearby Hoher Meißner and to have daily shaken the featherbeds out in the historic Söder Tor (“Sooden Gate”)

Town Council

The municipal election held on 26 March 2006 yielded the following results:

Town partnerships

Bad Sooden-Allendorf maintains partnership arrangements with these towns: * Landivisiau, Finistère, France since 1974 * Bad Frankenhausen, Thuringia since 1990

Transport

* Bad Sooden-Allendorf is linked to the Autobahn network by Bundesstraße 27 (Witzenhausen–Eschwege). * The central railway station lies on the north-south Göttingen–Bebra–Fulda line. * There is a town bus system. * The nearest airport is Kassel Calden Airport. * The Werra is not usable by big ships. Canoe traffic is, however, quite lively. * A recreational vehicle park in the Old Town and near the Werra attracts caravans. * There are also hiking and cycling paths.