GroßZimmern

Gross-Zimmern is a municipality in the Darmstadt-Dieburg district, in Hesse, Germany. It is located in the Rhine-Main region, southeast of Frankfurt. The town is composed of two formerly independent communities, Gross-Zimmern and Klein-Zimmern, which were merged in 1977. The area has a history stretching back to Roman times, with evidence of settlements found in the vicinity.

The local economy has traditionally been based on agriculture and crafts. Today, it is a commuter town with many residents working in nearby cities like Darmstadt and Frankfurt. Gross-Zimmern offers a suburban lifestyle with green spaces and a community atmosphere. The Odenwald forest is easily accessible, providing opportunities for outdoor activities.

Notable landmarks in Gross-Zimmern include the Catholic parish church of St. Bartholomew, which dates back to the 18th century, and several historical farmhouses. The municipality has a primary school, a secondary school, and various sports and cultural facilities. The annual town festival, the "Zimmerner Kerb," is a popular event that draws visitors from surrounding areas. The Dieburg Castle and the Roman museum in Dieburg are nearby attractions. The municipal area is crossed by the Bundesstraße 45, a federal highway, which ensures good road connections.