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It is not only today's tourists who love the Weinmarkt, the historic center of Dinkelsbühl. Emperor Charles IV (1546) and King Gustav Adolf of Sweden (1632) also lived here during their stays in the city. The square in front of the cathedral is a popular and lively meeting place for locals and guests.

Beautiful medieval houses

Dinkelsbühl is absolutely worth seeing, not only because of the well-preserved old town and the many half-timbered buildings.

壮麗な切妻屋根の家々（約1600年）がヴァインマルクトの西側を飾っています。 優美な尖塔を持つ角の家は、かつての市庁舎の酒蔵です。ここは計量所であり、皇帝カール5世（1546年）やスウェーデン王グスタフ2世アドルフ（1632年）のような市の貴賓の宿泊施設でもありました。 現在の「ツア・グロッケ」旅館（1600年以前の階段状切妻屋根を持つ貴族の家）。 「ドイツの家」は、後期ルネサンス様式の豊かな装飾が施された木組みが特徴です。小さな寄棟屋根の下には、ワインと喜びの神であるバッカスが鎮座しています。 「シュランネ」は、オベリスクで飾られたカタツムリ型の切妻屋根が特徴です。細長い建物は穀物倉庫、商業施設、ダンスホールでした。 https://www.tourismus-dinkelsbuehl.de/ihr-urlaubsort/stadtrundgang/stationen-rundgang/weinmarkt

It seems as if time has stood still in Dinkelsbühl: information signs and shop names are written in old German script. You will look in vain for advertising space or structural errors in Dinkelsbühl. The town is a small work of art - we notice that immediately when we stroll through the alleys after our arrival. Source: https://www.sommertage.com/dinkelsbuehl-tipps/

beautiful quiet bathing lake, great for relaxing

The jewel of the marketplace is the tube fountain built in 1727. On the fountain pillar is the goddess Minerva as the protector of domestic trade. The fountain mount is adorned with the colorful and historical coats of arms of Brandenburg and Württemberg, as well as the imperial eagle and the coat of arms of Feuchtwangen, the spruce.

The former imperial city is one of the best preserved late medieval towns in Germany due to the exceptionally well-preserved townscape.