Feuchtwangen - Dinkelsbuhl 13 km
Dinkelsbuhl point 12
MAP
Rothenburger Tor
Rothenburger Weiher
Dinkelsbühl was first mentioned in 1188 - Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa
Dinkelsbühl, was founded around 730 to secure a long-distance crossing at a Wörnitzfurt as a Frankish royal court (villa)
The composite place name describes with "bühl" the hilly landscape
Weinmarkt - Wine Market
Gabled houses with flower-box windows
Deutsches Haus in the Weinmarkt - Renaissance-style timber-frame façade
St.-Georgs-Münster
Monument Christoph-von-Schmid, poet of the famous children's song "Ihr Kinderlein, Kommet"
Löwenbrunnen
Wornitz Tor
St.-Georgs-Münster
Deutschordensschloss - Palace of the Teutonic Order
Neues Rathaus
Segringer Tor
Dreikonigs Turm
Around 1372, the construction of today's city fortification began with the inclusion of part of the existing Staufer wall
The outworks including the outer city gates were demolished in the early 19th century
The wall ring with kennels and kennel towers is completely preserved
Dreikonigs kapelle
Over a total length of 2,500 meters, four inner city gates and 20 wall towers were distributed
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