Zehnthof Heimersheim

Heimersheim impresses visitors with its picturesque half-timbered buildings, around which, among other things, the "Zehnthof", which once collected the annual interest and rents paid by farmers and winegrowers to the lord of the manor. landlord. This interest was handed over to the Counts of Landskron in the 13th century.

Tenthouses are characterised by their historical significance and charming architecture. architecture. These buildings, often found in picturesque villages such as Heimersheim used to be used to administer the "tithe" - levies in the form of harvests or or income due to the church or the lord of the manor. Nowadays, tithe houses are often well-preserved relics of times gone by, that fascinate visitors with their historic charm.

Tenth houses are not only witnesses to past agricultural practices, but also living places. agricultural practices of the past, but also living places that impressively between tradition and contemporary life in an impressive way. embodied in an impressive way. Their charm and versatility make them sought-after destinations for destinations for visitors who want to experience the history and magic of rural way of life.