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Solid building with corner blocks, pointed arched passage, and hipped roof with lantern, circa 1485/90. Roof probably by Johann David Steingruber, 1746/47. Former barbican, two-story, plastered, hipped roof building with round-arched passage and half-timbered upper floor, circa 1710, extended probably by Johann David Steingruber, 1746/47. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkm%C3%A4ler_in_Uffenheim

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Bronze plaque for the Würzburg Gate Tower https://www.denkmalschutz.de/pressemeldung/bronze-fuer-den-wuerzburger-torturm-in-uffenheim.html

An interesting sculpture commemorating the historic pig market.

City gate, massive gate tower with passage and onion roof with lantern, core 14th century, upper floors and roof 1696, with barbican, two-story hipped roof building, marked “1583”

The core is a medieval moated castle, gate tower from the 15th century, four-wing complex around the courtyard, two to two and a half storeys, on a quarry stone base, solid, partly half-timbered, plastered structure, northern main wing with four sides around a narrow atrium, hipped roof and risalit, baroque reconstruction of the castle by the margrave's building authority in Ansbach based on plans by David Steingruber and Leopoldo Retti 1737–1752

The core of the hall church was built around 1360 and was extensively redesigned in 1710/11. In the east, your nave has a recessed choir closed on three sides. The facade tower in the west, which is half set into the nave, was built in 1881. The interior of the nave, in which there are surrounding galleries, and choir are covered with a uniform volute ceiling. The church furnishings include the altar built in the first quarter of the 18th century and the pulpit erected in 1610. The tumba for one of Hohenlohe was brought here from the parish church in 1726.

Late Baroque fountain system with sandstone basin and inscription relief, made of Freudenbacher sandstone, executed by Steinmetz Starcky according to a plan by Johann David Steingruber, marked “1749”, wrought iron grille by Christoff L. Scheuerlein and Johann L. Bunz, at the same time; framed by a double staircase