Elchingen

Elchingen is a region around 7 km east of Ulm– Neu-Ulm in the locale of Neu-Ulm in Bavaria, Germany. In 1294, Elchingen was sold by Konrad of Plochingen to the Cistercian religious community of Salem. Unterelchingen remained in its property until the secularization in 1802. Unterelchingen never was in control of the Monastery of Elchingen. In 1803, Ober, Unterelchingen and Thalfingen ended up bavarian, because of the Principal Decree of the Imperial Deputation. The Benedictine cloister of Elchingen was established toward the start of the 12^th century.

Elchingen ended up popular through the Battle of Elchingen: on 14 October 1805 the Napoleonic troops under the direction of Marshal Michel Ney crushed the Austrians. In the villa of Thalfingen is a multi-reason lobby, which was totally revamped in 2005. The Protestant church sorts out a yearly network celebration in Thalfingen. The conventional, surely understood on the district "Narrabaumstella", a Swabian-Alemannic jamboree custom happens each year in Oberelchingen and draws in several members in the lanes of Oberelchingen.