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The so-called Heckelhaus in Allersberg, a market town in the Middle Franconian district of Roth in Bavaria, was essentially built in the 17th century for Mayor Johann Georg Heckel, who founded a wire factory in Allersberg in 1689. The Baroque residential building at Marktplatz 25/26/27 is a protected architectural monument.[1] The three-story, gabled plastered building with a gable roof and a curved gable has a side tower pavilion with a Madonna figure (Madonna and Child in the Radiant Cross) in the lantern. The facade redesign and the tower pavilion from 1722 are probably the work of Gabriel de Gabrieli. The outbuilding, probably dating from 1722, is a narrow, two-story, gabled building with a curved gable roof, a sundial on the facade, and a wooden arcade facing the courtyard. The courtyard entrance between the main building and the outbuilding is a two-story solid building with a round-arched passageway, which was built around 1722.

The gabled hall church was built between 1708 and 1710 according to a design by Giovanni Battista Camessina. The nave, which was extended to the north in 1733, has a gable roof. The walls are structured with pilaster strips. The square church tower is integrated into the southeast corner of the nave. Its uppermost story, covered with a Welsh dome, is octagonal. It houses the tower clock and, behind the bell arcades, the belfry, in which seven church bells hang; six were cast by Friedrich Wilhelm Schilling in 1959.[1] On the north side of the nave is the recessed choir, enclosed on three sides. The portal in the façade is covered with a pediment. In the wall niche above it stands a sculpture of a crescent-shaped Madonna with the Christ Child in her arms. Next to the portal is a late 15th-century relief depicting Christ on the Mount of Olives. The interior of the nave is covered by a lunette vault. The enormous ceiling painting depicting the church's patron saint, the Assumption of Mary, dates back to the mid-20th century and is the work of Alois Wünsche-Mitterecker. Source: Wikipedia

The Spitalweiher is a 1.3-hectare lake in Allersberg. Both in summer and winter, the Spitalweiher is always worth a visit. Whether for a walk, a bike ride, or simply to enjoy nature – the Spitalweiher offers numerous opportunities for recreational activities.

Currently (03/2025) completely scaffolded, so one can only guess at its architectural beauty - but surely it will soon shine in fresh splendor again!

Only the ice cream parlor is really interesting.

Very nice old town with restaurants, perfect for a break and a stop.

Heckelhaus: Facade and turret designed by Gabriel de Gabrieli. On the turret is the symbol of the Allersberg masterminds: "Madonna and Child in Radiant Shine".

Beautiful old town with a bakery and restaurant, ideal for a short stop on the tour.