List of architectural monuments in Rothenburg ob der Tauber / city fortifications

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This list is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Rothenburg ob der Tauber . The list is based on the Bavarian Monument List , which was first drawn up on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been maintained and updated by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority.

Rothenburg city fortifications

Before 1200, following the fortifications of the castle, today's inner old town was fortified in the form of a horseshoe open to the west. Of this, the White Tower and the Markus Tower with Röder Arch are still preserved. The final fortification of gates, walls and towers around the respective city extensions took place gradually around 1274/1300, around 1330 and around 1350. The Spitalvorstadt, so-called Kappenzipfel, was incorporated into the fortification ring at the end of the 14th century. From 1430 onwards, on the east side, there were fence walls with twelve strike weirs, front walls and outer trenches around 1470, outer barriers and castle-like gate fortifications in the 16th and 17th centuries. Century erected. The city wall consists of mixed masonry built over the wall with battlements on buttresses and consoles. It was originally built in the 14th century and partially rebuilt after 1945 after being destroyed in the war. File number: D-5-71-193-1.

Former castle

Large parts of the curtain wall and the overbuilt south gate of the fortifications of the former imperial castle have been preserved.

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Remnants of the ring wall at the old castle with the former gatehouse and Blasius chapel, view from the south, photo 2016

location	object	description	File no.	image
Old Castle ( location )	Former ring wall of the castle complex with Staufer gate system on the southern side	Werk- und Haustein, 12./14. century	D-5-71-193-7	more pictures
Alte Burg 2 ( location )	Former superstructure of the south gate, so-called community shooting house or gardener's house	Two-storey massive steep roof building with donkey back portal, coat of arms stone and gable top with fittings, in the core 16th century, redesigned “1627” and “1664/65”	D-5-71-193-3	more pictures

Inner bering

Parts of the inner ring were added to the still-preserved closed wall ring in the course of city expansion. This is the section from Klosterweth in the north over the Burgtor to the former Johanniterkommende in Burggasse 3. Only a small part of the parts within the old town are available and are usually built into buildings.

On the east wall of the Johanniskirche, small remains of the Gebsattler Gate, which was demolished in the 1490s and whose tower was also called the Red Tower, can be seen. Vim's filled moat east of the former Gebsattler Gate is evidenced by the street name Alter Stadtgraben. The location of the inner Klingentor, which was also called the Blue Tower, can be seen in the street scene by the narrowing of the street at 10 Klingengasse. The moat behind the inner Klingentor was filled in in the late Middle Ages and becomes today's Judengasse.

The remains of two gates belong to the still visible inner city fortifications.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Georgengasse 17 ( location )	So-called White Tower, city gate	Transverse rectangular gate tower of the older city fortifications with six storeys, humpback cuboid and unplastered stone, ground floor from the end of the 12th century, stone stairs from the last quarter of the 14th century, upper storeys and tent roof with a wide dwarf house and lantern crown around 1730, restored after 1945	D-5-71-193-121	more pictures
Hafengasse ( location )	So-called Markus Tower, guard tower and former prison tower	Square quarry stone building on four floors with corner blocks, hipped roof and dungeon in the cellar, 13th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Hafengasse ( location )	So-called Röderbogen, archway with battlements	Basket arch with a narrow parapet walkway made of ashlar with a gable roof and a massive clock tower with a bell roof, second third of the 16th century, partially restored after 1945	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures

Outer bering

The structures of the closed wall belt around the old town with the suburbs are as follows, starting with the old castle in clockwise direction.

Castle gate

Most of the castle gates have been preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Herrngasse 35 ( location )	City gate, so-called castle gate	Square gate tower with angled tent roof and gate house in front with pointed arched passage and crowd watch tower, third quarter of the 14th century, gatehouse in the third quarter of the 15th century	D-5-71-193-194	more pictures
Herrngasse 35 ( location )	Front gate with stone bridge and two gatekeeper houses	Single-storey plastered quarter-circle buildings with tent roof and archway with ornamental gable, by Leonhard Weidmann, inscribed "1596", bridge 18th century	D-5-71-193-194 associated	more pictures

From the castle gate to the blade gate

In the wall section from the Burgtor to the Klingentor there is a wall rider tower and four wall towers. The wall on the valley side up to the punishment tower is only preserved at a low height above street level, between the punishment tower and the blade gate. There are no battlements in this section.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Old Castle ( location )	Schar watchtower, so-called Burgeck or Schneiderstürmle	One-storey round tower with a conical roof, quarry stone and humpback cuboid, early 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klostergasse 1 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-343 associated	more pictures
Klosterhof 5 ( location )	Watchtower and former residential tower of the grave digger, the so-called beggar's tower	Square quarry stone building with a pyramid roof, after 1356	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klosterhof 5 ( location )	So-called Dominican Tower	Rectangular tower stump, probably 12./13. century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klosterweth ( location )	Watchtower, so-called monastery tower	Four-storey round tower in front of and behind the wall on support pillars, stone house with a conical roof, early 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klosterweth ( location )	Guard tower and former prison tower, so-called punishment tower	Three-storey quarry stone building with a conical roof, early 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Near Klosterweth, from the monastery tower to the Klingentor ( location )	Kennel	City wall and front wall system	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures

Blade gate system

The blade gate system with the blade bastion and Wolfgang church has been completely preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Klingengasse 37 ( location )	Gate tower, so-called blade gate	Northern gate system from the 14th to 16th centuries Century, square gate and water tower with an ogival passage, end of the 14th century, with a copper water reservoir from the late 16th century and a bay tower and lantern from the 18th century	D-5-71-193-315	more pictures
Klingentorbastei ( location )	Indoor and bullet barbakans	Arch-shaped plastered building with loopholes and heraldic plaque, first half of the 16th century	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures
Klingentorbastei 2 ( location )	Gate guard	Single-storey saddle roof building with decorative truss gable, around 1700	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures
Klingentorbastei 4 ( location )	Front gate	Three-storey built-in house with arched gate, gable roof and partially plastered framework, 1470/80	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures
Near Bezoldweg ( location )	Moat bridge	Two-arched stone bridge to the front gate, formerly with drawbridge, 1470/80	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures
Klingengasse 37 ( location )	Former extinguishing water pond, so-called Klingenweth	Brick basin, around 1600	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures
Klingentorbastei 1 ( location )	Wall kennel with a former wall tower	With a younger mansard hipped roof, around 1500	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures
Klingentorbastei 4 ( location )	Evangelical St. Wolfgang Church, former church of the brotherhood of shepherds and pilgrimage church	Above a bulwark with casemates, a simple hall with side chapels and a narrow choir with a polygonal end, 1475/73; with equipment	D-5-71-193-315 associated	more pictures

From the blade gate to the gallows gate

In the section along the Klingenschütt from the Klingentor to the Galgentor, the full height of the wall with battlements, a wall rider tower and three wall towers has been preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Klingenschütt 1 ( location )	city ​​wall	Included in residential building	D-5-71-193-320 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt ( location )	Schar watchtower, so-called Fürbringerturm	Small single-storey house installation with hipped roof on wall bay window over sloping foot, 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt 3 ( location )	city ​​wall	Included in residential building	D-5-71-193-322 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt ( location )	Watchtower, so-called powder tower	Square quarry stone building with corner structure and arched forehead of four storeys and conical roof, last quarter of the 14th century, roof renewal in 1656	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt 5 ( location )	city ​​wall	Included in residential building	D-5-71-193-324 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt 9 ( location )	Watchtower with former executioner's apartment, so-called executioner's tower	Four-storey quarry stone building with arched forehead, corner blocks and conical roof, last quarter of the 14th century, burned down in 1492, 1525, 1528 and 1927	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt 9 ( location )	Strike weir at the executioner's storm	Remnants of the almost square quarry stone building, 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt 11 ( location )	city ​​wall	Included in residential building	D-5-71-193-331 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt ( location )	Streich weir at Kummereck	Rectangular floor plan, 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Kummereck	Square quarry stone building with corner blocks and pyramid roof, third quarter of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt, outside of the city wall at Kummereck ( location )	Watchtower, so-called goose storm	Square quarry stone building with three-storey corner blocks, marked "1481", blown up in 1631	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt, east of the city wall, between Ganserturm and Würzburger Tor ( location )	Former moat	Lined with cut stone and ashlar, 1430	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Klingenschütt, east of the city wall, between Ganserturm and Würzburger Tor ( location )	Kennel	Solid, 1430, renewed in 1665	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures

Galgent Gate

The bastion is no longer preserved from the Galgentoranlage.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Würzburger Tor ( location )	Former city gate, so-called Galgentor, also so-called Würzburger Tor	Five-storey gate tower on a square floor plan with humpback blocks and round arched passage, probably 1388, one storey higher with a pyramid roof in the second third of the 18th century, reconstruction after 1945	D-5-71-193-107	more pictures
Würzburger Tor ( location )	Vorwerk	Longitudinal rectangular Torbarbakane with inner courtyard, two oriel towers and archway, 1620, with an older core	D-5-71-193-107 associated	more pictures

From the Galgentor to the Rödertor

In the section along the Röderschütt from Galgentor to Rödertor, the full height of the wall with battlements, two wall towers, three strike weirs and kennel has been preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Röderschütt ( location )	Streichwehr between the Thomasturm and Würzburger Tor	Two-storey quarry stone building with corner blocks and hipped roof, 1430	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Thomasturm	Square quarry stone building with three-storey corner blocks with a buckling tent roof, second quarter of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt 20 ( location )	Weir at the Weiberturm	Square quarry stone building with corner ashlar to two storeys, with hipped roof, 1430	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Watchtower, so-called woman's tower	Two-storey round tower made of quarry stone with a conical roof, first quarter of the 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt, between Weiberturm and Rödertor ( location )	Kennel	Remains received	D-5-71-193-506	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Streich weir above the Rödertor	Rectangular humpback cuboid building with two storeys with hipped roof, 1430	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures

Rödertor

Most of the Rödertoranlage has been preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Rödergasse 38 ( location )	Eastern city gate, gate tower, so-called Röderturm	Rectangular and six-story solid building with corner blocks, flatwork on the top floor and tent roof, ground floor at the end of the 13th century, construction in the last quarter of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-498	more pictures
Rödergasse 38 ( location )	Torbarbakane	Two-storey building with half-timbered upper storey and tent roof, before 1430, presented to the gate tower	D-5-71-193-498 associated	more pictures
Rödergasse 38 ( location )	Bridge between the gate tower and the outside barbakane	Hausstein, 1615	D-5-71-193-498 associated	more pictures
Rödertor 2a ( location )	Outdoor barbacans	Transverse rectangular courtyard with a central gate with hipped roof and half-timbered upper floor as well as side battlements, probably by Georg Weidmann, 1615, remodeling marked “1711”, restored after 1945	D-5-71-193-498 associated	more pictures
Rödertor 2a ( location )	Moat with a single arched stone bridge	17th century, change marked "1789", restored after 1945	D-5-71-193-498 associated	more pictures
Rödertor 2a ( location )	Front gate, archway with pedestrian gate and two former customs houses	Ground floor semicircular buildings with tent roof, marked "1649"	D-5-71-193-498 associated	more pictures

From Rödertor to Ruckesser

In the section with battlements from Rödertor to Ruckesser, the full height of the wall with battlements, four wall towers, four weirs and in the northern section the moat has been preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Röderschütt ( location )	Streich weir at Rödertor	Rectangular brick wall with console, 16./17. century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Streich weir at the Hohennersturm	Three-storey quarry stone building with corner blocks and hipped roof, 1430	D-5-71-193-509	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Hohennersturm	Square stone building with five storeys and a pyramid roof, around 1300, reconstruction of the upper half in 1383	D-5-71-193-1 and D-5-71-193-510	more pictures
Near Feuerseelein, between Röderturm and Ruckesser ( location )	Moat	1430	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Watchtower, north of the digestion tower without a name, later called the sulfur tower	Two-storey round tower made of humpback blocks and quarry stone with a conical roof, first quarter of the 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Near Feuerseelein ( location )	Streich weir at the sulfur tower	Square quarry and stone building, only the substructure still preserved, 1430	D-5-71-193-1 and D-5-71-193-511	more pictures
Near Feuerseelein ( location )	Weir at the digester	Rectangular quarry stone building with corner blocks, demolished below the former Zwingerkrone, 17th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Guard tower and former prison tower, so-called digestion tower	Six-storey round tower with a conical roof, late 14th century, heightened floor in 1530, roof renewal marked "1718"	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt, between Ruckesser and Thomasturm ( location )	Kennel	Hausstein, 1430	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Röderschütt ( location )	Watchtower, so-called back eater	Rectangular tower stump made of Haustein, 1388/97, demolished in 1825/40, formerly also called sulfur tower before the name was transferred to the tower north of the digestion tower	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures

From the Ruckesser to the Kobolzeller Tor

The original outer wall is located between the Ruckesser and the Siebersturm as well as the Siebersturm and the Kolbolzeller Tor. It lost this function when the city fortifications were expanded to include the Spitalvorstadt.

location	object	description	File no.	image
From Ruckesser to Siebersturm ( location )	City wall with battlements	14th century, partially erected again	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 1 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-542 associated	more pictures
Plönlein 14 ( location )	Former city gate, Siebersturm, also Gebsattlertor	Square, four-story gate tower made of sandstone blocks, 15th century, over remains of the last quarter 13th century, tent roof with lantern 17th century	D-5-71-193-483 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 2 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-543 associated	more pictures

From the Ruckesser to the Hospital Gate

The section between Ruckesser and Kobolzeller Tor is called the Kappenzipfel. Between the Ruckesser and the Spitaltor, the full height of the wall with battlements and two towers has been preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Sterngasse ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Big Star	Five-storey round tower in front of and behind the wall on a supporting pillar each, made of quarry stone with a conical roof, first quarter of the 15th century, changed in 1683	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Sterngasse ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Little Star	Three-storey round tower on support pillars made of broken stone and stone with a conical roof, first quarter of the 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 43 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-568 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 45 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-569 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 47 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-572 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 53 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-577 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 55 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-578 associated	more pictures

Hospital gate

The so-called Spitaltor or Gebsattlerwacht is a small fortress in the south of the Neustadt. It consists of several components and has been completely preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Spitalgasse 52 ( location )	Gate tower, so-called Outer Gebsattlerturm	Six-storey quarry stone building with round arched passage, last quarter of the 14th century, tower end with pyramid roof and hip hip as well as flat bay windows shortly after the middle of the 18th century	D-5-71-193-590	more pictures
Spitalbastei 2 ( location )	Hospital bastion	Double three-storey ring bastion around two inner courtyards with casemates, gun emplacements and saddle roof, humpback cuboid and stone, outer passage with bastion gate, 1537/43 and 1610/16	D-5-71-193-590 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 52 ( location )	Former gatekeeper and city customs house	Small massive pitched roof building with a flat-roofed extension, marked "1537"	D-5-71-193-590 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 52 ( location )	Front gate	Narrow frame building with street gate and pedestrian gate, house stone, inscribed "1586"	D-5-71-193-590 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 52 ( location )	Bridge, former drawbridge	As a wooden construction, 16th century, replaced by stone in the second half of the 18th century	D-5-71-193-590 associated	more pictures
Spitalgasse 52 ( location )	Basteigraben with kennel	A defensive moat surrounded by high retaining walls, 15th century, walls partially renewed after 1667	D-5-71-193-590 associated	more pictures

From the hospital gate to the Kobolzeller gate

The wall section between Spitaltor and Kobolzeller Tor has been preserved in full. The battlement is accessible from the Sauturm to Kobolzeller Tor.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Near Spitalgasse, near Staatsstraße 1022 ( location )	So-called tower at the Spitalhof, Scharwachturm	Semicircular substructure of a wall defense on gusseted consoles, mid-15th century, demolition of the upper part in the 19th century.	D-5-71-193-590 associated	more pictures
Spitalhof ( location )	Sauturm, watchtower	Square, four-storey house installation with pyramid roof and flying buttress , in front of the wall, first quarter of the 15th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Spitalhof ( location )	Former gate tower, so-called Stöberleinsturm	Square half-tower with four hexagonal watch towers, steep pyramid roof and imperial and city coats of arms, humpback cuboid, formerly open back with half-timbering closed, last quarter of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Mühlacker ( location )	Watchtower, so-called lime tower	Three-storey shell tower made of broken stone and house stone with a conical roof, last quarter of the 14th century, jumping in front of the wall	D-5-71-193-1 and D-5-71-193-429	more pictures
Mühlacker ( location )	Watchtower, so-called fish tower	Square quarry stone building with two storeys and a slightly protruding top storey, with corner blocks and pyramid roof, end of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Mühlacker 3 ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Kohlturm	Rectangular quarry stone building with four storeys, with corner blocks and pyramid roof, last quarter of the 14th century, jumping in front of the wall	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures

Kobolzeller Gate

The Kobolzeller Gate has been completely preserved.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Kobolzeller Steige 16 ( location )	City gate, so-called Kobolzeller Tor, gate tower	Square plastered building with five storeys and corner rustics, the core around 1330, essentially after 1356, mansard hipped roof and renovation marked "1727"	D-5-71-193-380	more pictures
Kobolzeller Steige 16 ( location )	Torbarbakane	Quarry stone forecourt with a rectangular border with a wall bay window, the so-called Devil's Pulpit, 14th century	D-5-71-193-380 associated	more pictures
Kobolzeller Steige 16 ( location )	Vorwerk	Longitudinal rectangular courtyard with a wall made of quarry stone, battlements, small solid building with pent roof and front gate with pointed arch passage, late 14th century	D-5-71-193-380 associated	more pictures
Kobolzeller Steige 16 ( location )	Access ramp to the gate system	Paved access on substructure, 14th century	D-5-71-193-380 associated	more pictures
Kobolzeller Steige 17 ( location )	Former customs house	Ground floor half-timbered building with pent roof, 16./17. century	D-5-71-193-380 associated	more pictures

From Kobolzeller Tor to the Burgtor

The wall section from the Kobolzeller Tor to the Burgtor also serves as a retaining wall on the steeply sloping slope. On this side, the fortification was much weaker, as the Taubertal represented natural protection. The city wall is built into the adjacent houses between the Fürbringer barn and the castle gate.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Hirschenweg 1 ( location )	Watchtower, so-called white tower	Former half-round tower made of ashlar, now still two-storey tower stump, end of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Hirschenweg ( location )	Watchtower, former round wall barrier, so-called Heinzelstürmlein	Now still supporting pillars with a round base plate, second quarter of the 15th century, demolished 18th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 5 ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Johanniterturm	Square quarry stone building with semicircular forehead and conical roof, end of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 5 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-59 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 7 ( location )	Watchtower, so-called cheese chamber	Single-storey rectangular building made of quarry stone with hipped roof, third quarter of the 14th century	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 9 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-64 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 11 ( coordinates are missing! Help me. )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-65 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 13 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-67 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 15 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-69 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 17 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-70 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 19 ( location )	Watchtower, so-called Franziskanerturm	Remains of the former rectangular stone building, 1385/90	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 23 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-74 associated	more pictures
Burggasse 23 ( location )	Watchtower, so-called tower at the Fürbringerscheune	Trapezoidal quarry stone building on four floors with corner blocks and a kinking tent roof, after 1356, roof 17th century, modern passage 1862	D-5-71-193-1 associated	more pictures
Herrngasse 31; Herrngasse 33 ( location )	city ​​wall		D-5-71-193-190 associated	more pictures

Northern pre-fortification

To the north of the old town, access to the city was secured by a pre-fortification with a moat and a tower-reinforced bridge, which is known as the tower lake.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Würzburger Strasse ( location )	Turmseeleinsbrücke	Road bridge, two-arched bridge made of Hohenstaufen humpback ashlars with a central tower substructure and remains of the old drawbridge support brackets, around 1400	D-5-71-193-685	more pictures

Remarks

1. ↑ This list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. The latter can be viewed on the Internet as a PDF using the link given under web links and is also mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas . Even these representations, although they are updated daily by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation , do not always and everywhere reflect the current status. Therefore, the presence or absence of an object in this list or in the Bavarian Monument Atlas does not guarantee that it is currently a registered monument or not. The Bavarian List of Monuments is also an information directory. The monument property - and thus the legal protection - is defined in Art. 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (BayDSchG) and does not depend on the mapping in the Monument Atlas and the entry in the Bavarian Monument List. Objects that are not listed in the Bavarian Monument List can also be monuments if they meet the criteria according to Art. 1 BayDSchG. Early involvement of the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation according to Art. 6 BayDSchG is therefore necessary in all projects.

literature

• Hans Wolfram Lübbeke: Middle Franconia . Ed .: Michael Petzet , Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (=  Monuments in Bavaria . Volume V ). Oldenbourg, Munich 1986, ISBN 3-486-52396-1 .
• Karl Borchardt: Walls - Gates - Towers. Evidence of the history of Rothenburg ob der Tauber . 1st edition. Verlag des Verein Alt-Rothenburg e. V., Rothenburg 2005, ISBN 3-927374-42-3 .

Web links

Commons : City fortifications of Rothenburg ob der Tauber  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Rothenburg ob der Tauber in the Bavarian Monument Atlas
• List of monuments for Rothenburg ob der Tauber (PDF) at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation

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