Hotel Furstenhof (Kempten)
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The Hotel Fürstenhof (formerly Café Schiff ) is the largest Renaissance building in Kempten (Allgäu) .
The listed building with the address Rathausplatz 8 is located on Rathausplatz and was first mentioned in a document in 1187. For over three centuries, high-ranking monarchs of the Hohenstaufen and Habsburgs such as Friedrich III stayed there. or Maximilian .
At the beginning of the 17th century it was converted into a patrician palace according to the Italian ideal . Today the building is decorated with a rococo facade . The interiors have been recently renovated 1976/1977 and the dormer placed. To the right of the building is the London Court .
During the renovation of the old town in Kempten - a federal pilot project in the 1950s - it was planned to demolish the Fürstenhof with a subsequent new building. This new building should clearly resemble the original house. As with the Müßiggengelzunfthaus, monument conservationists prevented its demolition.
Individual evidence
- ^ Board at Hotel Fürstenhof, December 26, 2010
- ↑ fuerstenhof-kempten.de: History of the house
- ^ Alexander Duke of Württemberg: Monuments in Bavaria . City of Kempten: ensembles - architectural monuments - archaeological site monuments. tape VII.85 , ISBN 3-7954-1003-7 , pp. 60 .
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Manor houses and castles:
Princely residence | Schlößle | Hood lock | Fürstenhof | Ponikauhaus | Lenzfried Castle | Weidachschlößle | Rotschlößle
Castles and ruins: Burghalde (removed) | Eggen Castle (unknown location, gone) | Grünschlößle (exited) | Haßberg Castle (exited) | Hildegardsburg (departed) | Lützelburg (departed) | Kalbsangst Castle (departed) | Kniebos Castle (exited) | Schlösschen Letten (exited) | Schachenmeyersches Landgut (sold) | Schlossberg Castle near Elmatried (dismissed) | Tiefenbacher Ösch Castle (dismissed) | Schwarzenburg Castle near Öschberg (removed)
Fortresses: city fortifications
Coordinates: 47 ° 43 ′ 34.8 ″ N , 10 ° 19 ′ 6.5 ″ E