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Great spot in Ravensburg

Very nice building

Just take a look.

One of the most striking streets in Ravensburg's old town. The weekly market is still held here today.

In the 14th century, the city expanded. The city walls were extended, and an area that had previously been on the outskirts of the old town suddenly became the center. A few older town houses were demolished, and in 1386, the new town hall, which had previously been located in the upper town, was built in their place. It is a late Gothic building, characterized by the rows of windows on the first floor: narrow, tall, rectangular windows arranged in close rows, topped with trefoil frames. The ground floor was formerly a hall open to the outside through arcades, where the city court and the imperial district court held public meetings.

The Church of Our Lady (1279), the second oldest parish church in our city, is located, as if in a stream of vital life, broadly extending with its four naves, protective and inviting to rest, at the northern entrance to the old town.

Grain from all over Upper Swabia was traded in the city's granary, the "Schranne," until the 20th century. Built in 1451/1452, the building now houses the city library, the aha (aha) and the Kornhaussaal (Granary Hall).

The Gespinstmarkt forms the "heart," so to speak, the center of the oldest part of Ravensburg's urban layout, the Upper Town. Even without archaeological evidence, it bears the hallmarks of the older core structures of our old towns – not only in German-speaking countries – amidst the system of polygonal, curvilinear streets, alleys, and quarters. The Gespinstmarkt is the last major inner-city area that will be undergoing urban redevelopment in the near future. This square has important significance and functions, especially as a connecting axis between the two shopping centers of the Lower and Upper Town.