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The early 14th-century civic tower once served, in addition to its defensive function, as a debtors' prison on its second floor when a debtor couldn't pay or provide a reliable guarantor. Drunkards, rioters, adulterers, and parents whose children were truant from school also received a short "tower punishment." Until the end of the 17th century, a circular enclosure preceded the tower.

Well-preserved city walls, beautiful old town

Meisenheim is always worth a visit.

Nice restaurant inside the castle

The landmark of the town of Meisenheim am Glan is the Evangelical Castle Church on the Castle Square, one of the most important late Gothic buildings on the left bank of the Rhine. In contrast to many churches on the left bank of the Rhine, the Castle Church has been mercifully protected from major damage for centuries. The Evangelical Castle Church, together with the Herzog-Wolfgang-Haus, is the only remaining part of the former castle in Meisenheim. The cornerstone of the church building was laid in 1479 and construction was completed in 1504. http://www.stadt-meisenheim.de/historie/evangelische-schlosskirche/

Between the main road and the Glan, north of the confluence of the Odenbach, a high corner of the wall rises up, which comes from the keep of a former castle. The wall is about three meters thick and five meters at the bottom on the west side and eight meters long on the south side. Its history begins around 1190, when an "Eberhardus de Odenbach" is mentioned in a document as a feudal bearer. Construction was probably started at this time. The oldest written evidence for the castle dates back to 1303, when the Counts of Veldenz acquired shares. Around 100 years later, it is described as a castle with a tower, outer bailey, wall and moat. It was probably filled with water, which may have led to the name "Weiherturm". The decline began during the Thirty Years' War. In 1683, French soldiers attempted to blast a ground-level entrance into the tower, severely damaging it. The fallen stones were transported to Meisenheim and used to build the Catholic parish church. The tower finally collapsed in 1850/51. Source: https://www.rheinpfalz.de/startseite_artikel,-steine-in-katzer-kirche-verbaut-_arid,503969.html

A gem in the Palatinate

The landmark of the town of Meisenheim am Glan is the Evangelical Castle Church on the Castle Square, one of the most important late Gothic buildings on the left bank of the Rhine. In contrast to many churches on the left bank of the Rhine, the Castle Church has been mercifully protected from major damage for centuries. Brief information – Evangelical Castle Church Foundation stone laid in 1479 – construction completed in 1504 Builder: Philipp von Gmünd Organ by the Stumm brothers from the 18th century Rococo pulpit from the Meisenheim Schmidt workshop Source: http://www.stadt-meisenheim.de/historie/evangelische-schlosskirche/