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Great street. Great old town. What more could you want? 🤩

A predecessor church with a likely rectangular chancel, stone foundations of which were uncovered in 1977/78, probably dates from 1142/46 and was probably dedicated to St. Ursula. Around 1227, a freestanding bell tower (campanile) with an impressive tower hall and Romanesque round-arch portal without a tympanum was built. It was extended around 1238 and connected to the church interior. An extension of the rectangular chancel and certainly a consecration to St. Bartholomew took place after 1302. This church was replaced between 1323 and 1341 by a new building 70 meters long with a Gothic chancel end, which was demonstrably already dedicated to St. George. It was replaced by the construction of the Minster between 1448 and 1499. For the three-aisled hall church, which was widened and extended on both sides, the new tower was only built on the ground floor, while the old tower was extended until 1550.

Spring next door with drinking water

A wonderful medieval town. Definitely worth a visit.

Sixteen towers and four city gates surround the historic old town of Dinkelsbühl. The best way to view them is to walk around the old town outside the city walls.

The Mutschach Forest Beer Garden offers outdoor seating in an idyllic forest setting, as well as indoor seating. In addition to homemade Obatz (sweet potato wedges), the menu also includes cakes baked by Grandma herself. The friendly hosts also offer vacation apartments with a small fitted kitchen and bathroom for overnight stays. The basement also features an on-site bowling alley, and a small pond with a boat provides entertainment.

The Segringer Straße, part of the old east-west trade route, ends in the west with the Segringer Gate. Damaged during the Swedish siege in 1648, and...

Very well preserved city wall with many defensive towers.