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A beautiful old town with lovely half-timbered houses. There's something delicious for everyone in terms of restaurants.

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Bursfelde Monastery had a major impact on European monastic life with its reforms in the 15th century and therefore has a great history! The complex, parts of which have been preserved today, is particularly impressive with the Romanesque basilica of St. Thomas and St. Nicholas. Definitely worth seeing!

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The historic Werra Bridge is one of the oldest surviving stone bridges in northern Germany. There was a natural rock barrier beneath the current Werra Bridge in Hann. Münden. This so-called "Werra Hollow" forced sailors in the Middle Ages to unload their cargo first so that they could then pass the obstacle with less draft. A wooden predecessor was followed in the 1220s by the new stone building that has survived to this day. The six bridge arches are supported by five pillars, which are fitted with acute-angled ice breakers on the southeast side. The 105-meter-long bridge not only connected the old town with the historic suburb of Blume. It was also an important bottleneck on the long-distance trade route from Frankfurt am Main, which led from the Hessian depression via Kassel and the Leine Valley to Braunschweig and further into northern Germany. The bridge was roofed over around 1400. From this time, a bridge toll is documented for the first time, which was collected until the middle of the 19th century and brought the city important income. The drawbridge, the small defensive towers, iron portcullis and the customs house that can be seen in historical views, are evidence of Münden's important function as a trade and transport hub. As part of the expansion of the highway from Hanover to Kassel, the roofs were removed in 1777/79 so that larger vehicles could also cross the bridge. The structure was repeatedly damaged by floods, ice and other environmental influences and was last completely renovated in 1986. Source: https://hann.muenden-erlebnisregion.de/poi/historische-werrabruecke

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Very beautiful old town with many lovingly maintained half-timbered houses, the restaurants are also recommended

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The "city of three rivers": Fulda-Werra-confluence-Weser. Dr. Eisenbarth is often encountered in this city, as he died in Münden on one of his trips, and his grave is there. Alexander von Humboldt was also enthusiastic about this city: "one of the seven most beautifully situated cities in the world"! WE are also enthusiastic 👍👍

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The Old Werra Bridge in Hann. Münden is one of the many sights in the city. The view from the bridge of the Werra and the Welften Castle is beautiful and the view from the Welften Castle of the Old Werra Bridge is just as beautiful. Both are popular photo subjects and from here you can continue to the impressive half-timbered town center with the beautiful historic town hall.

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The most beautiful view of the Werra in Hann. Münden is from the old Werra Bridge in Hann. Münden. Heading towards the town, you have a wonderful view of the river in front of the Welften Castle on the left and on the left is the statue of Dr. Eisenbart, behind which is an island with a small park with many sculptures. Continuing over the bridge you go into the beautiful half-timbered old town and past the impressive town hall you go over to the Weserstein, where the Fulda from the direction of Kassel and the Werra from the direction of Witzenhausen flow together to form the Weser.

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An interesting old town with many rest areas

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