Lenhard Tower (Sprenger Tower) Pfeddersheim

The tower, also popularly known as the "Sprengerturm", was built around 1500. Since the 19th century it is inhabited. During the renovation in 1997, it received an additional attic storey based on historical models, the extension was renewed and enlarged.

The Lenhardsturm as part of the once extensive Pfeddersheim city fortifications is now used for residential purposes and has been beautifully renovated.

There are a total of 14 towers in Pfeddersheim, of which 9 are full towers and 5 are half towers. 5 full towers and 3 half towers have been renovated or are still in good condition, the others are in need of renovation.
The Sprenger, also called Lenhardsturm, was built on the west side of the medieval fortification around 1500. Its four floors have been inhabited since the 19th century. Since the tower was not inhabited for several years, its condition has progressively deteriorated. Since the renovation in 1997, it has returned to its original size. To the north is a section of the city wall that has been preserved. It was named after the former mayor Philipp Sprenger and a Lenhardt family.
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