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

This bridge is truly a force to be reckoned with and a masterpiece of its time. I was really surprised when I drove over this bridge.

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.

Hoi Bridge The most impressive structure on the entire Amberg – Lauterhofen railway line is certainly the five-arched Hoi Bridge, a masterpiece of railway engineering at the time. It was built in 1902/03, mainly by Italian and Croatian construction workers. The bridge is 82 meters long, 3.70 meters wide, 18 meters high and has four pillars made of local stone. It was renovated in 1995/1996 and since then a cycle path and a cross-country ski trail have run over it in winter. The renovated bridge is the pearl of the Schweppermann cycle path. This beautiful viaduct over the “Allmannsfelder Graben” belongs to the market town of Kastl. Source: Extracts from www.mittelbayerische.de/archiv/1/vor-50-jahren-fuhr-der-letzte-zug-11779322

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