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I've driven through here so many times myself, always on my way to some supposedly beautiful destination. But every stop here is worthwhile, allowing you to wander through the winding alleys of the old town. So many discoveries await!

Currently closed until November 2025

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It was built in 1422 under Prince-Bishop Johann II von Heideck as one of two entrances and exits to the city. The tower is 26 meters high and has five stories and seven levels. From 1763 to 1939, a watchman (= watchman), who often doubled as the city bandmaster, occupied the tower. A thorough renovation began in 1974. In 1997, the local history society established the craftsmen's workshops here. [Source: https://spalt-tourismus.de/download/abk89lk5ee0tf9hnjp1muubk3u5/Geschichtsweg21_02.pdf?ITServ=a30biqre2puc6cijmhq5dro5sob&l=95454463 ]

The Roman Catholic, listed branch church of St. Ägidius is located in Hagsbronn, a municipality in the town of Spalt in the Roth district (Middle Franconia, Bavaria). The building is registered as a listed building in the Bavarian Register of Historic Monuments under monument number D-5-76-147-222. Residents of the Roman Catholic faith are parishioners of St. Emmeram (Spalt) in the Großweingarten-Abenberg-Spalt-Theilenberg parish association in the Roth-Schwabach deanery of the Diocese of Eichstätt. [Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._%C3%84gidius_(Hagsbronn) ]

The wooden ball track on the adventure hiking trail delights young and old. An exciting spherical journey of 100 meters. In Bad Windsheim's Gräf, the wooden balls roll past houses and the town hall. In Egersheim, the path goes past engraved animals and down the vineyard to the hiking hut. The small wooden balls can be bought for 50 cents at the "chewing gum machine."

village pond on the outskirts