Wörnitz Gate – Dinkelsbühl Old Town loop from Dinkelsbühl

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Wörnitz Gate – Dinkelsbühl Old Town loop from Dinkelsbühl

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Wörnitz Gate – Dinkelsbühl Old Town loop from Dinkelsbühl

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3.35km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

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699 m

Wörnitz Gate

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The Wörnitztor with its humpback squares from the Staufer period is the oldest of the four city gates. At the end of the 14th century the tower was raised. The …

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945 m

German House (Dinkelsbühl)

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The Deutsches Haus, originally Drechsel Haus in Dinkelsbühl, is a half-timbered house, essentially from the 15th century with a facade from the late Renaissance 1593/94. It is the ancestral home …

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973 m

With its romantic half-timbered houses, the massive and completely preserved city wall, the narrow streets and the lively market place Dinkelsbühl seems to have sprung directly from a fairytale movie. …

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1.31 km

Dinkelsbühl Old Town

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Great historic old town with city walls, towers and a lot of historical buildings.

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1.60 km

Faulturm (Schuldturm), Dinkelsbühl

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At the Rothenburg pond is on the left edge of the picture

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1.74 km

The Little House

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There are also many beautiful houses on Bauhofstraße!

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2.09 km

Eagle Alley, Dinkelsbühl

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It's very beautiful here.

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2.33 km

Segringer Street and St. George's Minster

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Through the Segringer Tor you come down the cobblestone to the hall church of St. Georg. There are many beautiful, colorful half-timbered houses to the right and left of the street, simply beautiful to look at.

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