Battery lane
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| place | On the mountain |
| Connecting roads | east: Bahnhofstrasse west: Ziegelgasse |
| Buildings | City fortifications |
The Batteriegasse is a small alley in Amberg (Upper Palatinate). It is located on the northern edge of the old town and stretches from Bahnhofstrasse northwest to its confluence with Ziegelgasse. The alley is a constituent part of the listed city fortifications of Amberg from the 14th century.
In the alley there is a hotel, a small tailor's shop and a few residential buildings. The Batteristeig leads into the battery alley.
Listed objects
- Battery gate 6; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 8; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 10; Residential house, probably 18th century with house Madonna; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 12; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 12 1/2; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century.
- Battery gate 14; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 16; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 18; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 20; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 22; Round tower with conical roof, so-called Lehmeier tower, 14th century
- Battery gate 24; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
- Battery gate 26; Corresponding section of the city fortifications, the core of the 14th century
literature
- Sixtus Lampl : Upper Palatinate . Ed .: Michael Petzet , Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (= Monuments in Bavaria . Volume III ). Oldenbourg, Munich 1986, ISBN 3-486-52394-5 .
Coordinates: 49 ° 26 '50.9 " N , 11 ° 51' 38.4" E