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During Advent there is a cozy Christmas market on the market square.

Anyone who takes a city tour there will be told the saying "Wooden eyes, be alert." What a story👌😎

The gatekeepers at the Nabburg Gate guarded the entrance to the city. The upper floors of the towers housed detention cells, comparable to today's sobering-up cells. Inmates were usually only there at night; during the day they had to help with the construction and maintenance of the fortifications.

The center of the old town. Easily accessible via the pedestrian zone or the sidewalks along the Vils. In addition to St. Martin's Church and the town hall, the wedding fountain is also located there. Cafés, ice cream parlors and shops invite you to linger and browse.

The oldest of Amberg's city gates is located in the eastern part of the old town. The lower, Gothic section was built in the 14th century, the upper one around 1587.

Southeastern city gate, pointed arched gate with hipped foot, two-story battlement and two flank towers with pyramid roofs, pedestrian gates and corner blocks, 14th century, extension in 1587

Luitpoldplatz is the center of Sulzbach's old town. From the plateau of the parish church with the floor plan of the former cemetery church of St. Leonhard, the visitor has an unobstructed view of the palace complex in the west (sovereign) and the town hall in the east (city). The opposite axis of the houses was moved back by one axis after the great city fire of 1822. The corner building towards the castle is the former government building. In 1755, Karl Theodor had the lion fountain built in front of the castle driveway. The history fountain in the east, designed by Peter Kuschel in 1991, is a reminder of the most important historical stations in Sulzbach-Rosenberg. The Luitpolplatz is also a central event location for: weekly market Shrove Monday party Dance on cobblestones Old Town Festival Woizkirwa Christmas Market https://www.feuerhof.de/luitpoldplatz.html

You walk along the quite beautiful pedestrian zone and this beautiful market square with all its historical buildings opens up in front of you, no matter in which direction you look. Very impressive