Cow gate

Several medieval city gates have survived as cow gates:

• the Kuhtor (Günzburg)
• the Kuhtor (Demmin) has been called Luisentor since 1821
• the cow gate (Danzig)
• the Kuhtor (Rostock) is the oldest preserved city gate in northern Germany
• Kuhtor (Duisburg) refers to a place in downtown Duisburg on the site of the former city gate through which Hellweg left the city.
• the cow gate in Kempen .
• the Orsoy Cow Gate , destroyed in World War II.
• the cow gate in Burg (near Magdeburg)
• the Kuhtor (de Koepoort) in Enkhuizen , Netherlands.
• the cow gate (de Koepoort) in Ninove , Belgium.
• the historic Cow Gate (de Coepoort) in Leiden , Netherlands.
• the Kuhtor in Sommerach, Bavaria, see Volkacher Tor
• the Kuhtor (de Koepoort / St. Janspoort), archaeologically excavated in 's-Hertogenbosch .

In contrast, an entrance to Potsdam's Sanssouci Park, also known as the Kuhtor , dates from the 19th century .

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