Kassel. Both cities made a treaty of cooperation they built together industrial areas, and for 30 years Lohfelden get the mayority of local taxes (today they are shared). Main sights Carriages and Coaches Museum of Hessen (Museum Hessisches Kutschen- und Wagenmuseum) Protestant church in Crumbach (with a round tower from the 12th century) Protestant church in Ochshausen (gothic style) Protestant church in Vollmarshausen (early sample of neoclassicism) basswood tree at the old square (and former court place) of Vollmarshausen Bronze Age tombs near Vollmarshausen Old mill Obermühle Garden town Siedlung Source: Eco Pfad Kulturgeschichte Lohfelden Infrastructure Schools and sports Lohfelden has two primary schools, five kindergartens, two nurseries and a nursing home; also four gyms and two football stadiums. The soccer division of the FSC Lohfelden plays in the Hessenliga. The local stadium is called Nordhessenstadion. Business parks In 1971, Lohfelden developed the business park Kassel-Waldau together with Kassel. A second business park with the name Lohfeldener Rüssel followed in 2009 also together with Kassel. It is well known for the service area with the same name on the autobahn. Twin towns – sister cities Lohfelden twinned with, or has sister city relationships with: Berg im Drautal, Austria, since 1988 Trutnov, Czech Republic, since 2007 Alcalá la Real, Spain References Kassel (district)