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The market fountain in Gengenbach, together with the market square, forms the center of the historic old town of Gengenbach in the Kinzig Valley. The fountain itself, with its striking knight figure, was created in 1582 by Max Spranger. The fountain basin dates from the 18th century. The knight is also called "Schwed" in Gengenbach. The city's coat of arms is depicted on his shield, and in his right hand he carries the imperial city privileges. (www.alemannische-seiten.de)

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In the wood-fired oven at the old Gengenbach monastery there is a small selection of baked wood-fired breads. The original wood-fired bread has been baked in the Klostermühle wood-fired bakery for generations since 1825.

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Once you have crossed the Kinzig towards the Kinzigtor, you will see the Gengenbach Rafting and Transport Museum on the right. This commemorates the tradition of rafting on the Kinzig. There are interesting sculptures in front of the museum.

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For almost 500 years, the knight on the "Röhrbrunnen" - also called "Schwed" by the people of Gengenbach - has been leaning on his shield with the city's coat of arms and proudly pointing to the imperial city privileges in his right hand. The original (it is in the Haus Löwenberg Museum) was created in 1582 by Max Spranger from Strasbourg and placed on its Renaissance base. The basin of the fountain was replaced in 1796 due to damage.

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Gengenbach is a former free imperial city in the Kinzig valley. Historical buildings, fountains, towers and gates, narrow, romantic alleys and the wonderful market square invite visitors. The origins of the city go back to Roman times. The monastery was founded around 725, and the city was founded from there in 1230. Even then, the city was planned in its current appearance, with walls, towers and gates. In 1360, Gengenbach was elevated to the status of an imperial city and was therefore subject only to the emperor.

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The Niggelturm (Niggel Tower) was part of the southwestern city fortifications. The lower section of the watchtower was built in the 14th century, and the octagonal upper floors in the 16th century. The tower also served as a prison in the past, but today it houses the Fools' Museum.

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With the fountain, the town hall, the surrounding half-timbered houses and the view of the city gates, the town hall square is the center of the city. You can sit comfortably in the numerous cafes and enjoy the medieval atmosphere.

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The "Stone Knight" stands on the fountain's column. He represents the pride and self-confidence of the former Free Imperial City of Gengenbach.

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The town hall was built in 1780. Partially destroyed in World War II, it was rebuilt between 1946 and 1950. During Advent, it is transformed into a giant Advent calendar with its 24 windows on the front.

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Very beautiful fountain on the market square in front of the town hall

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The towers and gates invite you into the historic old town from afar and narrow alleys lead you into picturesque nooks and crannies. The "stone knight" on the market square fountain welcomes us upright. It testifies to the pride and self-confidence of the former Free Imperial City, as does the imposing 200-year-old town hall, which is transformed into the world's largest Advent calendar house in winter and, with its countless romantic half-timbered buildings, dominates the cityscape. 

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Trail run 🏃

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the "stone knight" on the market square fountain. It testifies to the pride and self-confidence of the former Free Imperial City

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There is a weekly market on Wednesday and it is worth a visit.

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For almost 500 years, the knight on the "Röhrbrunnen" - also called "Schwed" by the people of Gengenbach - has been leaning on his shield with the city's coat of arms and proudly pointing to the imperial city privileges in his right hand. The original (it is located in the Haus Löwenberg Museum) was created in 1582 by Max Spranger from Strasbourg and placed on its Renaissance plinth. The fountain's basin was replaced in 1796 due to damage. Source: https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attractions/der-roehrbrunnen-f830f66721

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In 1991, the Schwaibach rafters' guild set up a museum in the listed former railway keeper's house, which shows the history of the rafters in the Kinzigtal in great detail. This profession was an important livelihood throughout the Black Forest until the 19th century. In 1894 the last raft sailed down the Kinzig towards the Rhine. Source: https://www.gengenbach.info/pois/floesserei-und-verkehrsmuseum-gengenbach-bc263ed320

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The original wood-fired bread has been baked in the Klostermühle wood-fired bakery since 1825. The monastery bakery was first mentioned in a document in 1485. But the tradition was interrupted by a major fire in 1689. It was only after the reconstruction in 1696-1698 that the mill and bakery were put back into operation. Source: http://www.klostermuehle-gengenbach.de/

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The monastery church with a beautiful wooden interior.

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Beautiful mill in the old town of Gengenbach

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