Munsingen

Munsingen is a metropolis in the district of Reutlingen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. It is situated 23 km southeast of Reutlingen, and 37 km west of Ulm. The name Munsingen is thought to be derived of an alemannic chief called Munigis, who founded a settlement on the prevailing-day metropolis limitations. In 775 Munsingen is cited for the primary time on a deed of present of Lorsch Abbey. The church of Munsingen is first cited in 804. After the rule of the Franks the village went to the county of Wurttemberg-Urach, which sold it in 1263 to Ulrich I. In 1339, Munsingen turned into granted Town privileges.

Through the partition of Wurttemberg it got here under the purview of Urach, till in 1482 the Treaty of Munsingen had the re-unification of the County of Wurttemberg. On October 23, 1654 it have become an place of job of regional significance. From 1938 to 1973 Munsingen changed into capital of the district of Munsingen. In 1895, the German Empire began the construction of a proving ground. Later this became the Duke-Albrecht-Barracks. It changed into closed on March 31, 2004. The ground changed into transformed into a settlement.