20의 카우프뷰렌가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Kemnat Castle near Kaufbeuren features a historic well, originally located in the middle of the castle courtyard and now situated 20 meters east of the keep. The well is 26 meters deep and, along with the keep and the administrative building, was the only structure to survive the castle's demolition in 1804. The well is part of the ruins of Kemnat Castle, built in 1185 as a spur castle on a promontory. Although the tower is mistakenly referred to as the "Roman Tower"—a designation originating with the Historical Society of Swabia—it is in fact the keep of the medieval castle.

While you're here, be sure to visit the Five-Knob Tower and St. Blasius Church (ring the bell at the house opposite to visit). For quiet contemplation, the Crescentia Sisters' monastery garden lies between them. (The garden is closed during the winter months.)

Great trail. Not recommended after rainy days. Extreme mud holes.

Like many undestroyed towns in the Allgäu, simply beautiful.

1185 well carved into rock

Tower of the city fortifications, five-story round tower with unplastered brickwork, conical roof and round-arch frieze, connected to the Catholic Chapel of St. Blasius by a short, two-story walkway, probably around 1420.

Built from 1871 to 1881 according to the plans of the Munich architect Georg von Hauberrisser

Wikipedia (St. Martin (Kaufbeuren), 2024-12-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Martin_(Kaufbeuren) Wikipedia (List of architectural monuments in Kaufbeuren, 2024-12-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkmäler_in_Kaufbeuren#D-7-62-000-135 “Catholic parish church of St. Martin ... three-aisled basilica with a recessed, five-sided closed choir and southern porch, built 1438-43 by Ulrich and Leonhard Murer over parts of the late Romanesque predecessor building from the early 13th century (side aisle walls and south portal), high, four-sided tower with eight-sided helmet in the southern choir corner built from 1403, from 1683 baroque conversion with the participation of Joseph Schmuzer and Johann Pöllandt, 1893–99 re-Gothicized by Johann Marggraff … D-7-62-000-135” Catholic Parish Church Foundation St. Martin (City Parish of St. Martin, 2024-12-24): https://kaufbeuren-katholisch.de/pfarreien-u-einrichtungen/stadtpfarrei-st-martin/