• Marktplatz - The literal center of town, Markplatz (market square) is composed by a mix of bourgeois houses and old Frankish half-timbered houses which makes this place known as the “Festival hall of Franconia”.
• Stiftskirche - It is one of the symbols of the city. The former cloister church demonstrates still its romanic origins, sprinkled with gothic style particularly in the choir. The altar dedicated to St. Mary was built in the late 15th century by Michael Wohlgemut, a teacher of the famous German medieval painter Albrecht Dürers.
• Johanniskirche - It was once the parish church of the city. The frescos in the ceiling of the choir stem from the 15th century, but the baroque altar was only finished at the end of the 17th century. Notice also the sandstone relief of Jörg von Ehenheims, a medieval knight, of the 15th century as well.
• Oberes Tor - The Upper Gate is the only surviving Baroque gateway of the city, lovingly restaured by the city. It is also the sight for many events, hosting plays, concerts and other cultural venues.
• Zum Taubenbrünnlein - Here you will learn about the legend of the hunt of Charlemagne and the foundation of the cloister church. According to it, the great emperor was hunting here a few years before his death, in 814. Here he saw a pidgeon take flight, and discovered here a fresh water source. After regaining his strenght, he continued his hunt and to thank God for His gift, he built here a church and a cloister, out of which the city grew.
• Feuchtwangen - Tour duration includes walking in between locations listed.

• Possible customizing on tour with your local guide on the spot
• Private guided Tour
• Local Guide who will be with your group only

• Gratuities

Feuchtwangen, a city with nearly 1200 years of history, bears the timeless imprints of its past. The origins of the town can be traced back to a moderately wealthy Benedictine monastery in as far back as the 9th or 10th century. As you venture through the city, you’ll discover architectural remnants of its imperial past, relive the legacy of monastic labor, and explore the traces of a Medieval bourgeois way of life. Take note of the city’s impressive townhouses, ancient Franconian half-timbered structures, and Romanesque edifices adorned in Gothic style, among others.

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