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One of several beautiful and well-preserved old fountains

It is the new promenade, connecting the Segringer Tower to the city park.

Very nice viewpoint, great panoramic view.

The focal point of the town center is the market square, which, with its remarkable town houses and old Franconian half-timbered buildings, exhibits an unusual sense of cohesion and is widely known as the "Festival Hall of Franconia." The market square's crowning glory is the tubular fountain, built in 1727. The fountain column features the goddess Minerva, the protector of local trades. The fountain's frame is adorned with the colorful and historic coats of arms of Brandenburg and Württemberg, as well as the imperial eagle and Feuchtwangen's city coat of arms, the spruce tree. (https://www.tourismus-feuchtwangen.de/sehenswertes/stadtrundgang/marktplatz/poi.html )

Three-story two-wing building with plastered structures and gable roof, 1720/24

On all tours up the Hesselberg, we stop here. Why? But it's still nice to sit there and catch your breath before the final climb.

On my tour, this is the first time I see the actual destination -> Hesselberg, you have to go up there!

The **Ameisenbrücke** is an interesting part of the town of **Feuchtwangen** in the district of **Ansbach**, which is located in **Middle Franconia, Bavaria**. Here is some interesting information about this place: 1. **Location**: - Ameisenbrücke is located in the **district of Feuchtwangen** and has an altitude of about **449–463 m above sea level**. 2. **Inhabitants**: - The town has a very small population, with only **18 inhabitants** (as of 2013). 3. **Postal code and area code**: - The **postal code** for Ameisenbrücke is **91555** and the **area code** is **09852**. 4. **Origin of the name**: - The origin of the name “Ameisenbrücke” is not entirely clear, but there are some historical references that are connected to the old Diemenhof and the knight Hermann Lüpolt von Feuchtwangen.