List of cultural monuments in Bad Mergentheim

List of cultural monuments in Bad Mergentheim: Individual monuments of the core town of Bad Mergentheim according to street names: A  • B  • D  • F  • G  • H  • I  • J  • K  • L  • M  • N  • O  • P  • S  • T  • U  • W  • Z Individual monuments of the Bad Mergentheimer districts: Althausen  • Apfelbach  • Bad Mergentheim (core city)  • Dainbach  • Edelfingen  • Hachtel  • Herbsthausen  • Löffelstelzen  • Markelsheim  • Neunkirchen  • Rengershausen  • Rot  • Stuppach  • Wachbach

District and location of the city of Bad Mergentheim

The list of cultural monuments in Bad Mergentheim includes immovable architectural and art monuments from all parts of Bad Mergentheim . The basis for this list is the list of architectural and art monuments published by the Stuttgart Regional Council as of February 15, 2012. The article is part of the higher-level list of cultural monuments in the Main-Tauber district . This list is not legally binding. Legally binding information is only available on request from the Lower Monument Protection Authority of Bad Mergentheim. The following list is therefore not exhaustive.

Small monuments such as wayside shrines, statues and wayside crosses have been preserved in large numbers in the urban area outside the city center. The reason lies in the agricultural structure that has existed since the Middle Ages. In the urban districts incorporated into Bad Mergentheim, there was no concentration of settlement and industry in modern times as in the metropolitan areas, so that these cultural monuments were largely preserved in the open .

Individual monuments according to districts

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Bad Mergentheim (city center)

A historical site analysis is available for the center of the core city, from which the descriptions of the cultural monuments were taken.

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in the core town of Bad Mergentheim ( ⊙ ) with the residential areas Drillberg ( ⊙ ) and Willinger Tal ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all the coordinates of the cultural monuments in the area around the core town of Bad Mergentheim: OSM

A.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	graveyard	Alemannenweg 6 (map)		Cemetery (§ 2), mortuary (§ 2) in neo-Romanesque and classicist styles, built in 1908 with an apse from 1954. Chapel of St. Michael, central building in genuine Gothic (§ 28). 1607/08. Alemannenweg 6, see also Würzburger Straße 15 (totality). Protected according to § 2/28 DSchG

B.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Crescent house	Badweg 24 (map)	around 1800	Crescent house around 1800 (Badweg 24). Part of the totality of the former Teutonic order castle with park.
More pictures	Station with reception building	Bahnhofplatz (map)	1869	Station, reception building of the former exchange station, solid construction in the pavilion type from 1869, and toilet building (station 5). Material assembly with signal box 1, one-and-a-half-storey flat roof building with square facing made of shell limestone, around 1930 (station 18). Signal box 2, one-and-a-half-storey flat roof building with parallelepiped facing made of shell limestone, around 1930 (station 29). Württemberg locomotive depot (station 38). Badische Wagenremise (Stifterstrasse 18, formerly No. 15). Office building (Zaisenmühlstraße 2). Part of the totality of the railway line Bad Mergentheim – Crailsheim: Württemberg Taubertal Railway with stations, outbuildings, bridges, track systems and all stationary and movable accessories, built in 1869. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Former Hotel Deutscher Hof	Bahnhofplatz 3 (map)		Upside down, three-storey hotel building Deutscher Hof. Plastered solid construction with high ground floor zone; here arched Window and door openings with profiled walls. On the eastern side of the eaves a wide central projection. The top floor ends with an attic level under a hipped roof . Built in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building, so-called Karlsbau	Bahnhofstrasse 11 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building in a corner. Plastered solid construction with modern changed ground floor zone. On the north-eastern eaves side two bay windows each extending over both upper floors with a connecting balcony on the first floor. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped mansard roof with a triple dormer window. Built around 1910. With recent changes. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
		Boxberger Strasse 4
	Residential and catering building	Boxberger Strasse 6 (map)
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 1 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof. The upper floors are accentuated by drilled window frames and a thin strip of cornice; the ground floor changed in a modern way. 18th century. 2001 Repair of the roof structure and new roofing. 2012 installation of a roof terrace. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building; Daiker house	Burgstrasse 5 (map)		Three-story residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof with dormers . Richly structured facade with a round arched passage on the ground floor. On the upper floors drilled window frames, some with richly profiled window roofs. The upper floors are divided vertically by four pilasters with composite capitals. The builder Franz Joseph Roth, who has lived in Mergentheim since 1721, built this building in 1722 by converting the old Fuchsenschänke. 1997 partial facade and roof renovation. 2001 Reconstruction and expansion, changes in the attic. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial buildings	Burgstrasse 6, 8 (map)		Two or three-storey residential and commercial buildings in a corner position, forming a structural unit. Over solidly masonry and plastered ground floor zones, each with upper floors in half-timbered construction (plastered at house number 8). At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof . House number 6 with a tower-like structure that defines the street corner and ends with a pyramid roof . The ground floors have been modernized. House number 8 with drilled window frames. In the core around 1500 (leafed roof truss at house number 8). Reshaped in the 18th century. The tower-like structure at house no. 6 probably 19th century and 1980 uncovering of the framework. 1998 Renewal of the roof structure on the rear building of house no. 8. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 7 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls and a high ground floor zone. At the top with three attic levels under a gable roof with modern gable roof dormers. A round-arched passage on the ground floor, profiled twin windows on the upper floors, the top floors on the street side with volute gables and cornices. In the core of the 16th century. 1985 renovation. 2010 renovation and expansion, including demolition of the vaulted cellar. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 9 (map)		In a closed row of houses standing on the eaves, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof. Drilled window frames on the upper floors; the ground floor changed in a modern way. 18th century. 1985 renovation. 2010 renovation and expansion. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 13 (map)		In a closed row of houses, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top, there is an attic level under a gable roof. The upper floors with corner pilasters, cornices and drilled window frames, partly structured with window canopies. Continuing through the eaves in the gable. The ground floor changed in a modern way. End of the 19th century. 1978 new shop on the ground floor. 1984/85 repair of the building and new construction of the roof structure. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 15 (map)		Eaves, two-story residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof. Corner pilasters and a cornice band structure the facade. In the ground floor, which has been changed in a modern way, there is a round arched passage. Drilled window frames on the upper floor. In the sandstone inscription cartouche above the arch, the year 1731. 2002 Facade renovation and fundamental renovation of the building. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 22 (map)		In the corner of Krumme Gasse, gable-free, three-storey residential and commercial building. Two upper floors, partly plastered and partly timber-framed, over a partly solidly bricked ground floor zone. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof with modern dormers. Each storey protrudes slightly over profiled thresholds. The northern ground floor facade was designed with red sandstone. The ornamental framework on the north gable facade is richly decorated with curly St. Andrew's crosses , diamond motifs and head angle wood. Marked 1591 on the north-western, profiled corner post. On the northeast corner post 1976: at that time the framework was exposed. 1981/82 thorough renovation and repair. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 24 (map)		In the corner of Krametsgäßle, two-storey residential and commercial building with solidly bricked and plastered outer walls. Upstairs with two attic levels under a hipped roof with a central dwelling on the gable side. The facades are structured with segmental arched window frames, corner pilasters, cornice and recurrence. The ground floor changed in a modern way. Erected in 1868/69 by foreman Kauffmann for master baker Zehnder in place of a former semi-detached house. 1995 Renewal of windows in the upper and attic floors. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

D.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Beethoven House	Deutschordensplatz 1 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof with gable roof dormers. The facades are structured by corner pilasters and segment-arched opening walls with wedge stones. On the eastern side a cast-iron balcony over the richly carved front door. On the south side of the house Madonna under a canopy. To the north-west a two-storey utility building. 18th century. 1997 Restoration of the house Madonna. 2001 renovation and window renewal. In 1791 21-year-old Beethoven lived and played here. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Castle cafe	Deutschordensplatz 3 (map)		Two-storey castle café in a corner position with a solidly bricked and plastered ground floor zone. The half-timbered upper floor largely plastered. Upstairs with two attic levels and a pointed floor under a mansard roof with a crooked hip and dormers. At the southeast corner a two-storey corner bay window with a bell roof and ornamental framework. The eastern gable on the top floors is also half-timbered. The ground floor has been partially modernized. Built around 1900. 1981 renovation of the top floor apartments. 1999/2000 facade renovation. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Gasthof Johanniter	Deutschordensplatz 5 (map)		In the corner directly opposite the castle gate, the two-storey Gasthof Johanniter with a solidly bricked ground floor zone. The half-timbered upper floor largely plastered. At the top with three attic levels under a gable roof with gable roof dormer. The eastern gable is half-timbered; on the upper floor partly pale ankle bands. The floors protrude slightly in the gable. In the core of the 16th century. An inscription 1678 on the gable. 1956 Exposure of the framework. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	chapel	Drillberg (map)	1902	Drillberg chapel with Pietà. Crucifix 1902 ins.

F.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Pietà	Frommengasse 12, in the basement of the building (map)		Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Residential building	Funkengasse 1 (map)		Clearly set back from the street, two-story residential building. The two plastered over the solidly bricked basement plinth, probably in half-timbered construction? erected, full storeys. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof with gable roof dormers. The axially symmetrically structured main facade with segmented arched window walls and a wide, centrally arranged outside staircase. 18th century. 1985 Interior and exterior renovation. 1992 renovation of the external staircase. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

G

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Kiliansbrunnen	Gänsmarkt (map)		Immediately to the north in front of the Heilig-Geist-Spital (Kirchstrasse 4) there is a running fountain with a hexagonal sandstone fountain trough and a sandstone fountain shaft with four outlet tubes. In the richly designed niche base of the well stock four figures of saints. On the well stock the statue of St. Kilian . Built in 1589 as a tube well and supplied via the Teutonic Order water pipe. 1889 Redesign and relocation of the location. 1995 restoration. 2006 repair. Protected according to §§ 2 (fountain) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building with a former barn	Gänsmarkt 3 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey residential and commercial building with a modern, modified ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof. On the eastern gable facade younger facade painting and a house Madonna. To the rear, to the west of the building, several former utility buildings and a former barn with a gable roof. 17./18. Century. 2002 renovation and facade restoration. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Two coat of arms stones and an inscription stone	Gänsmarkt 7; on the wall west of the building		In a modern border wall west of the building no. 7 there are two coat of arms stone and an inscription stone, each made of reed sandstone. The coat of arms stones each show the coat of arms of the Teutonic Order, which is held by lions on both sides of the larger coat of arms stone. The year 1671 is shown above each coat of arms. Unfortunately, the inscription stone can only be read in fragments. The coat of arms stones come from the hospital barn originally standing here, which was built in 1671 and demolished in 1893 so that the building no. 7 could be built. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monuments) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building	Gänsmarkt 11		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof. On the east side a richly structured volute gable with a Madonna niche and shell motif. The upper floor with corner pilasters and profiled window frames. The ground floor changed in a modern way. The building is labeled 1883. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

H

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 21 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels and a pointed floor under a gable roof with a western hemline. Slightly advancing the 2nd floor. In the core 17./18. Century. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ test case DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 23 (map)		In a closed row of houses, three-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof. The upper floors each slightly protruding and with painted corner pilasters and window frames. The painted date 1548 on the 2nd floor. The facade has been redesigned in baroque style. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ test case DSchG
More pictures	Wrought iron boom	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 26 (map)		A wrought-iron tavern bracket on the eastern facade of the former Adler inn. Richly decorated, colored beveled extension arm with the initials S N. On the extension arm a double-headed eagle beveled in a leaf wreath. 19th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building, so-called Chancellor's House	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 27 (map)		Gable-independent, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a half-hipped roof. Round-arched passage on the ground floor, profiled twin windows, cornices and pilasters on the upper floors. The first attic storey on the western side of the street with a richly structured volute gable. Inside a magnificent portal and stucco ceilings. In the core of the 16th century. 1973 Repair of the Renaissance portal. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Brno house	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 29 (map)	18th century	Brno house. Residential and commercial building. In a corner location right next to the Dominican Church, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. Upstairs with two attic levels under a hipped roof with modern dormers. Inside stucco ceilings. An arched portal on the ground floor. Essentially the 18th century. In 1986/87 the southern third of the building was demolished, the roof was renewed and the interior of the building was renovated. Plastered building with hipped roof and arched gate. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Marienkirche, formerly Dominican Church	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 31 (map)	1320-1333	Former Dominican church not far from the southern edge of the city center. Three-aisled, solidly bricked and plastered main house with corner blocks. Elongated polygonal choir, which was made higher than the main house. Top with gable roofs. An octagonal ridge turret on the choir roof. The interior of the main house is largely neo-Gothic. The original ribbed vault in the choir. The Dominican order is said to have started construction around 1312 to replace an older chapel. The choir is said to have been built around 1333. Extensively renovated in 1852 and rededicated as St. Mary's Church in 1853. In 2014–2016, the Marienkirche was extensively renovated and restored. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	School, Lyceum Mergentheimense	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 35 (map)	1700-1702	In the corner directly next to the former Dominican monastery, three-storey lyceum . The ground and 1st floor with corner blocks are solidly bricked and plastered. The 2nd floor is partly timber-framed. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof with an octagonal roof turret. To the southeast, a two-storey, half-timbered side wing with a gable roof. Built around 1700 as a Latin school . Rebuilt in 1755 due to damage. Increased in 1790. Until 1805 grammar school of the Teutonic Order under the direction of the Dominicans. The southeast wing was added in 1884. Later uses as a fire department store and city library. 1988/89 conversion to a cultural forum. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 39 (map)		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner location directly at the southern entrance to the old town. A plastered half-timbered upper floor above the solidly bricked and plastered ground floor zone. At the top, there is an attic level and a loft under a gable roof. Continuous with the profiled eaves cornice on the gable. On the western side of the eaves a three-storey central projectile with a gable roof. Built around 1830 outside the city gate (Upper Gate). Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building; former bath house	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 42 (map)		Two -storey residential and commercial building in a solitary location . A half-timbered upper floor above the solidly bricked ground floor zone. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof with dormers. Each storey protrudes slightly over profiled thresholds. The exposed framework is decorated with St. Andrew's crosses, diamond motifs, wooden head angles and richly carved corner posts. Dated 1662 with inscription on the southeast corner post. Probably falsely legible 1667 on the northeast corner post. Dated 1687 on the arched cellar gate. Used as a bath house. The interior was largely renewed in 1779. 1978 thorough renovation (gutting). 2011 window renewals. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Marian column	Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz (map)		Approximately in the center of the square standing fountain with an octagonal, sandstone fountain trough and sandstone fountain, richly structured in neo-Gothic shapes, with four outlet tubes. On the well stock the statue of St. Mary. The fountain stick dated to 1855 with inscription. 2008/09 repair. Protected according to §§ 2 (fountain) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Härterichstrasse 1 (map)		Gable-independent, two-story residential and commercial building with a high, solidly bricked ground floor zone and partly plastered, partly timber-framed upper floor. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof. Each storey protrudes slightly over profiled thresholds. The ornamental framework on the southern gable facade is richly decorated with diamond motifs and head angle wood as well as drilled window walls. The ground floor changed in a modern way. Inscribed 1644 on a later panel. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Pietà	Härterichstrasse 2 (map)		Pietà in a wall niche on the 2nd floor of a younger building. Pietà carved in wood and painted in color. 18th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Pietà	Härterichstrasse 12 (map)		Pietà made of sandstone reed in a wall niche on the 1st floor of a younger building. Probably the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building	Härterichstrasse 18 (map)	1870	Dietrich Bonhoeffer House. Rectangular building with hipped roof and central projection, rich structure. 1870 re.
	Gardener's house	Herrenmühlstrasse 25 (map)	around 1800	Gardener's house in the castle park, two-storey solid construction under a hipped roof, around 1800, including enclosure and green space. Part of the totality of the former Teutonic order castle with park.
	kiosk	Herrenmühlstrasse 29/1 (map)	1920s	Kiosk (Herrenmühlstr. 29/1) from the early 1920s, all of the pavilions built by the architect Eduard Krüger. Part of the totality of the spa garden.
	Residential building with an economic part	Holzapfelgasse 27 (map)		In a closed row of houses, two-storey residential building with an economic part. Solid masonry and plastered outer walls over basement plinth. The western part of the living area is at the gable, the eastern part of the barn is arranged at the eaves. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof (on the residential building with half-hip). The street-side facade is richly decorated with segmental arched opening walls, profiled corner pilasters and grooved plastering on the ground floor. Richly carved front door and barn door. External stairs. Dated 1790 in an inscription in the wedge of the door portal. In the wedge of the barn door 1802. 1993 and 2008 facade renovations. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG

I.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Bell house	Igersheimer Strasse 31 (map)	1802	Bell house from 1802 (Igersheimer Straße 31). Part of the totality of the former Teutonic order castle with park.

J

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Former German school, now residential and commercial building	Johanniterhof 1 (map)		Upside down, two-storey former German school. A partly timber-framed, partly solidly masonry and plastered upper floor above the solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone. Upstairs with three attic levels under a hipped roof with dormers. The full storeys are angled on the south-western side of the gable, and the top floor gable protrudes on lugs and decorated with nested footbands and wooden headboards. Built around 1629 as a German school for boys and girls. Used as a school until 1786. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

K

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Lobby, bandstand, cafe pavilion	Karlsbad 25 (map)	1928	The foyer with two drinking pavilions, music pavilion, café pavilion, all from 1928, part of the spa garden as a whole.
More pictures	Spa colonnades	Karlsbad 27/28 (map)	1934	(Karlsbad 28): Spa colonnades with shops from 1934, flat-roofed reinforced concrete buildings in the New Objectivity style. Part of the totality of the spa garden.
More pictures	House of the guest	Karlsbad 30 (map)		Spa garden (totality) (Br / 03) § 2 Landscape garden and avenue, last redesigned around 1930, north of the Tauber Canal in connection with the castle park, with: Haus des Gastes (Karlsbad 30), originally a multi-storey car park, built in 1921 by the Stuttgart architect Paul Bonatz. Three-storey plastered solid building under a hipped roof with an arcade extension. Part of the totality of the spa garden.
More pictures	Minster St. Johannes	Kirchstrasse 2 (map)	1250-1293	Three-aisled, solid masonry and plastered basilica with polygonal choir and choir-flank tower. Inside, high-quality, predominantly neo-Gothic furnishings. The church was built between 1270 and 1290 (nave roof dendrochronologically dated 1288/93) on the site of a chapel of St. Kilian. Church tower raised in 1445. 1584 Vaulting of the central nave with a ribbed vault. In 1593 the tower was raised again. 1851/52 restoration of the choir. 1861/62 restoration of the nave. 1953 renovation. 1963 repair. 1989 renovation of the tower. 1996 Repair of the crucifix (marked 1759) outside the choir. The northern open space was used as a cemetery until 1541. An extensive renovation is currently taking place from 2017 to probably the end of 2021. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Kirchstrasse 3 (map)		In a corner position, three-storey residential and commercial building consisting of the older western, solidly bricked building part and the younger eastern part with a massive ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top, each with two attic levels under a hipped roof with dormers. The eastern part of the building with arched arcades on the ground floor, which has been modified in a modern way. The western part with drilled window frames, cornices and a gable portal with a carved figure of a saint in a richly decorated Rococonian niche. Western part of the 18th century. Eastern part in the 19th and 20th centuries Century changed. 2001 renovation. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Hospital of the Holy Spirit with St. Martin's Hospital Church	Kirchstrasse 4 (map)	16th century	Solid masonry and plastered four-wing complex of the Heilig-Geist-Spital in a solitary position. At the southeast corner the St. Martin Hospital Church, a baroque hall building with volute gable, roof turrets and rich rococo furnishings. The hospital was founded in 1340 by the German master Wolfgang von Nellenburg. 1411 extended by the north wing and chapel. 1579 extensive renovation. 1698 extensive renovation. The east wing was built in 1712. In 1740/41 the old chapel was demolished and today's hospital church was built. 1771/72 again major renovation work. 1946 repair of the hospital church. 1956 Renewal of the external plaster. 1968 Interior renovation of the hospital church. 2005 restoration of the church. 2011/12 roof renovation and facade repairs. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Courtyard complex with residential building and economic buildings	Kirchstrasse 5 (map)		In the second row to the street there is a courtyard in the form of a small three-sided farm. Two-storey residential building with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof with a dwelling. Drilled opening walls on the house. To the rear, northwest of the house, a former half-timbered barn with a gable roof (now expanded). In front of it a single-storey, solidly bricked workshop building with a pent roof and a gable roof dormer. Essentially the 18th century. 2006 Roof and facade renovation. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building	Kirchstrasse 7 (map)		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbering (?) - upper floor. Upstairs with two attic levels under a hipped roof with modern dormers. Adorned by corner pilasters on the upper floor facade. Essentially the 18th century. 2000 extensive renovation and renovation. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Kirchstrasse 17 (map)		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. Upstairs with two attic levels under a mansard hipped roof with pitched dormers and roof houses. On the eastern side on the first floor there is a richly designed portal zone with basket arches and carved door leaves. Above it is a colored Pietà. Arched window frames on the upper floor. Essentially the 18th century. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	House and extension	Krametsgäßle 5, 7 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey residential building (house no. 7) with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. Upstairs with two attic levels under a hipped mansard roof with a gable dormer. The northern facade with a round arched cellar door, drilled window walls and richly carved house entrance door. The eaves cornice continuous on the gable side. 18th century. Recent changes. To the north-east of the house there is a two-storey extension (house number 5, building worth preserving) with a massive ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. 19th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	House Madonna on a building worth preserving	Krametsgäßle 9 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey residential building with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top, there is an attic level under a gable roof. 19th century. On the north-eastern corner of the house on the upper floor there is a house Madonna standing on a richly profiled, colored console, this carved in wood and also colored. 18th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	Deutschordensstube; Gasthaus to the old chancellery	Krumme Gasse 3 (map)		Two-storey guest house standing in a head-like position with solid masonry and plastered outer walls above a basement plinth. Upstairs with two attic levels under a hipped mansard roof with dormers. To the east a two-storey, solidly bricked extension with a half-hipped roof. The facades are structured with corner blocks, drilled window walls and richly profiled door portal with the coat of arms of the Teutonic Order. External staircase. 18th century. Renovated in 1981. The former Deutschordensstube and today's inn to the old chancellery is a remarkable surviving testimony to the urban inning business in Mergentheim since the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Wayside shrine	Spa garden	1577	Gebsattelbildstock with cross group, 1577 ins. § 28. Part of the totality of the spa garden. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	Wayside shrine	Spa garden	1761	Nepomuk statue, 1761 ins. § 2. Part of the totality of the spa garden. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Wayside shrine	Kurgarten (map)	1725	Kreuzschlepper, 1725 re. § 2. Part of the totality of the spa garden. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Bad Mergentheim railway bridge	Kurgarten (map)	1869	Part of the totality of Württembergische Taubertalbahn .

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Leather market 4 (map)		In a closed row of houses, three-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and two plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top, there is an attic level and a loft under a hipped roof. The ground floor is structured with drilled opening walls and heraldic shields in the wedge stones. The door portal with a barred skylight. The upper floors with arched window openings; the 2nd floor possibly increased later. 18th century. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Johanniter-Kommende, today a Catholic rectory	Ledermarkt 12 (map)		Two-storey catholic parsonage standing in an upside-down position with solid masonry and plastered outer walls over a high basement plinth. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof with dormers. The facades are symmetrically structured with drilled opening walls. On the western side of the eaves an entrance portal with a flight of stairs and a skylight; above the coats of arms of the Teutonic Order and the Order of St. John as well as a Maria Selbdrittgruppe. On the eastern side of the eaves there are two arched cellar doors. Seat of the Order of St. John until 1554. 1623 reconstruction by the Teutonic Order (inscribed on the coat of arms stone dated 1623). 1986/87 reconstruction and repair. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Sanatorium (Hohenlohe Clinic)	Lothar-Daiker-Strasse 1 (map)	around 1910	Hohenlohe sanatorium. Double-angled plastered building with a rich central projection and semicircular balcony porch on Doric columns. Around 1910.
	Wilhelmsbau	Lothar-Daiker-Strasse 4 (map)	1913	Wilhelmsbau. Plastered building with hipped roof and coupled roof houses. Pilaster framed portal. 1913.

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Old Town Hall	Marketplace 1 (map)	1562-1564	In a solitary position between the marketplaces, three-storey town hall with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with three attic levels under a gable roof with dormers. A representative arbor on the north gable. The facades are structured by red sandstone walls, corner blocks and a stepped gable. Arched opening walls on the ground floor. Built in 1563/64 (several inscriptions) by the builder Hans von Erlenbach. 1955 facade renovation. 1974/75 facade renovation. 1989 renovation of the balcony. 1999/2000 repair. 2008/09 renovation of the ground floor. The old town hall occupies a prominent special position due to its cityscape-defining location in the center of Bad Mergentheim, which at the same time underlines its importance as a public building. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Cavalier buildings; Twin houses	Marktplatz 3, 5 (map)	1780	Three-storey twin houses in a solitary location with a connecting archway. Both buildings with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top, each with two attic levels under a hipped roof with gable dormers and a mid-level house with a segmented arched roof. The facades are richly structured with profiled pilasters, cornices and segment-arched opening walls. On the ground floor of house no. 5 carved house entrance door and open staircase. On the north side of house no. 5 subsequently added veranda. Built around 1780 (house number 5 inscribed with dated 1780). House number 3 in the keystone the year 1808. On the archway the inscription 1851. 1990–92 facade renovation. 2012 renovation and renovation. The two vividly traditional buildings are remarkable testimony to the high design and urban planning standards of the late 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Marktplatz 4 (map)		Gable-independent, three-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels and a pointed floor under a hipped roof. Richly designed classical facade with profiled corner pilasters. Dendrochronologically dated to 1433. 1791 facade redesign. 2010 approval for renovation. The remarkably well-preserved residential and commercial building is an outstanding document for an essentially late medieval town house with facade redesign in the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Marktplatz 6 (map)		Eaves, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels under a mansard roof with gable roof dormers and dwelling houses. Richly designed classical facade with profiled corner pilasters and drilled window frames. 18th century. 1950 Installation of shop windows. 1964 shop renovation. 1975 facade renovation. 1996 facade renovation. 2006 roof renovation. The well-preserved residential and commercial building is an important testimony to the sophisticated facade design in the 18th century. In addition, as part of the closed, historical development on the edge of the square, it is of great importance for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building; so-called Mörikehaus	Marktplatz 7 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under an angled gable roof with corner emphasis by a gable. The upper floor facades are structured with pilasters and drilled window frames. The ground floor changed in a modern way. On the first floor there is a house Madonna in a wall niche. 18th century. 1976 facade redesign on the ground floor. 2005 gable renovation. The poet Eduard Mörike lived in this building from 1844–51. The building, handed down in a representative corner location, is an important document for the architectural design standards of the 18th century. In addition, as part of the historical development on the edge of the square, it is of great importance for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building, angel pharmacy	Marktplatz 8 (map)		Gable-independent, three-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof. Each storey protrudes slightly over profiled thresholds. The ornamental framework on the eastern gable facade is richly designed with curved St. Andrew's crosses, diamond motifs and wooden head angles. A three arcade on the ground floor. Inscribed with 1511 and 1751. 2004 renovation of the first floor. 2012 facade renovation. The remarkably traditional pharmacy building is an outstanding testimony to a richly designed ornamental half-timbered building from the 16th century in Bad Mergentheim. In addition, as part of the closed, historical development on the edge of the square, it is of great importance for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building; former Hotel Ostriches	Marketplace 10 (map)		Gable-independent, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry, modernly modified ground floor zone and half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels and a pointed floor under a gable roof with a crested hip. Each storey protrudes slightly over profiled thresholds. The ornamental framework on the eastern gable facade is richly designed with curved St. Andrew's crosses, diamond motifs, carved corner posts and drilled window frames. Inscribed with dated 1557. Recent changes. The stately building with its rich ornamental framework is a good testimony to the high design standards of the 16th century. As part of the closed, historical perimeter development, it is also of great importance for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building, formerly a school, now an inn	Marktplatz 12 (map)		Gable-independent, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels and a pointed floor under a gable roof with a western half-hip. To the east a tail gable with a crowning shell motif. The facades with diamond-coated corner blocks and twin windows with profiled walls. An arched portal on the ground floor. According to the inscription, built around 1593. Used as a school house from 1787 to 1805. 1935 reconstruction of the ground floor. 1968 renovation of the first floor. 1997 facade renovation. The impressive residential and commercial building is an outstanding testimony to one of the few buildings in Bad Mergentheim that has survived in the Renaissance style. In addition, as part of the closed, historical development on the edge of the square in the immediate vicinity of the Old Town Hall, it is of great importance for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Marktplatz 14 (map)		Gable-independent, three-story residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels under a half-hipped roof. The eastern, seven-axis facade, oriented towards the old town hall, is accentuated by five round arched arcades and wide, blind corner blocks on the ground floor. Probably built in the middle of the 17th century for the Chancellor of the Teutonic Order - Sebastian Poth. 1911 renovation. 1979 redesign of the ground floor. 2000 building fire in the western extension; thereby destruction of the west facade. The strikingly broad building is an important document for the facade design and design language of the 17th / 18th centuries. Century. In addition, as part of the closed, historical development on the edge of the square in the immediate vicinity of the Old Town Hall, it is important for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Gasthaus zum Ratskeller	Marktplatz 16 (map)		Two-storey guest house in a corner position with a solidly bricked and plastered ground floor zone and partly plastered, partly timber-framed upper floor. At the top with three attic levels under a gable roof with a dwelling. The projectiles each advance slightly. The facades are structured by segment-arched opening walls with Teutonic crosses in the wedge stones. Two arched entrance gates in the basement. In the core 15./16. Century. Half-timbered gable renewed around 1900. 1964 Repair of the building after a fire. 1992/93 reconstruction of the ground floor. The building is an important document for the inner-city inning that has been practiced here for centuries. In addition, as part of the closed, historical development on the edge of the square in the immediate vicinity of the Old Town Hall, it is important for the historical appearance on Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Marktplatz 17 (map)		Gable-independent, three-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. At the top with two attic levels under a half-hipped roof. The two upper floors, which are structured with drilled window walls, protrude far above the ground floor. 18th century; in the core probably much older. 1992 conversions in the upper floors and in the attic. The residential and commercial building is a document for the living and working conditions of the 18th century in Mergentheim. As part of the historical development on the edge of the square in the immediate vicinity of the Old Town Hall, it is also important for the historical appearance of the market square. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Market fountain; Milchlingsbrunnen	Marketplace (map)		A fountain with an octagonal stone fountain trough and a stone fountain shaft with four outlet tubes is almost in the center of the market square. On the well stock the sandstone statue of a knight. A market fountain is already occupied in 1548, but it stood further east at the entrance to Burgstrasse until 1902. In 1926 today's fountain was rebuilt to mark the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the mineral spring. 2004 restoration of the fountain statue. According to the latest research, the statue does not represent the Teutonic Order Master Wolfgang Schutzbar called Milchling , but only a knight with his coat of arms. The market fountain is an important testimony to the historical water supply in Bad Mergentheim, although it is no longer at the historical location. At the same time, the fountain with its figure popularly interpreted as Milchling is the symbol of the city. Protected according to §§ 2 (fountain) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Mühlwehrstrasse 1 (map)		Eaves, three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry, modernly modified ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floors. Upstairs with two attic levels under a mansard roof with modern dormers. The western half of the building with drilled window walls on the upper floor. On the northern side of the eaves a colored sandstone Madonna relief. 18th century. Recent changes. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Former Schöntaler Probsthof St. Bernhard	Mühlwehrstrasse 12 (map)	17.-18. Century	Eaves, two-storey, former Schöntaler Probsthof in the form of a three-wing complex with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof. The facades are structured with drilled opening walls, cornices and corner blocks. A richly designed, round-arched entrance portal on the southern side of the eaves. Used from 1291 to 1803 as the provost yard of the Schöntal Monastery. In 1371 a chapel was consecrated in honor of St. Bernard. 1740 New construction of the courtyard. 1894 Sale to the Sisters' Congregation in Sießen to set up an educational facility for girls. 1980/81 total renovation. 1990 facade renovation. The very stately building is an outstanding testimony to the city's history, as the Schöntal Monastery probably settled here before the city was expanded by the Teutonic Order. At the same time it is an impressive document for the baroque facade design of the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building with passage	Mühlwehrstrasse 18 (map)		Standing in a closed row of houses, two-storey house with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top, there is an attic level and a loft under a hipped roof. The facade is structured with a basket arched passage, drilled window walls, cornice band and corner blocks. According to the inscription, built in 1577. In the wedge of the passage the inscription "Exstructa 1735"; then renewed by the order builder Franz Joseph Roth. 1991 facade renovation. 2002/03 facade renovation. The beautifully designed building is an important document for the architectural language of the first half of the 18th century and at the same time, as the work of the master builder Franz Joseph Roth, can be clearly assigned to his style. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	House Madonna on a building worth preserving	Mühlwehrstrasse 20 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey house with partly solid masonry, partly plastered half-timbered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels and a pointed floor under a hipped roof with a dormer. A polygonal bay window on the upper floor of the south gable. 19./20. Century; in essence probably much older. On the south gable side in the first attic there is a house Madonna standing on a profiled, colored console, this carved in wood and also colored. 18th century. The house Madonna is an important testimony to the former popular piety in Mergentheim, which has been determined by the Teutonic Order for centuries. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	Residential house with barn and courtyard wall	Mühlwehrstrasse 22 (map)		Former courtyard with a two-storey residential building in a corner position and a two-storey half-timbered barn at the rear with a courtyard wall. The residential building with plastered ground floor zone and partly half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof with dormers. The storeys protrude slightly on the gable side. Door portal with skylight and carved door leaves. Baroque house Madonna on the eastern facade. 17th century. House Madonna 1st half of the 18th century by Anton Grimbach. 1964 repair. 1975/76 conversions. 1987/88 and 2001 facade renovation. Pastor Sebastian Kneipp visited here several times in 1896/97. The building that characterizes the street scene, together with the barn and courtyard wall, is an important testimony to a farm complex within Bad Mergentheim that has only rarely been handed down. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Residential and commercial building	Mühlwehrstrasse 23 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof with modern dormers. A cornice band over the ground floor on the north gable. 18th century. Recent changes. Originally there was supposed to have been a trinity sculpture on the building, but it is missing today. The residential and commercial building still bears witness to the baroque, symmetrical facade structure of the 18th century. It documents the former living and working conditions within the old town of Mergentheim. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	House and Café Ehrler	Mühlwehrstrasse 24 (map)		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof with gable roof dormers. Each storey protrudes slightly over profiled thresholds. The ornamental framework on the eastern gable facade is richly designed with curved St. Andrew's crosses, diamond motifs and wooden head angles. Inscribed on the southeast corner post dated 1669. The inscription “Renov. 1903 M. Oed. ". 2003 Roof windows and roof balcony planned. The vividly handed down building, which to a large extent characterizes the street scene, is an outstanding and rarely preserved testimony to a richly designed ornamental half-timbered building from the 17th century in Bad Mergentheim. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential house with restaurant	Mühlwehrstrasse 25 (map)		Eaves, two-story residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top, there is an attic level and a loft under a gable roof. The facade with cornice and on the upper floor with drilled window frames and richly profiled corner pilasters. On the northern facade on the upper floor there is a wrought-iron tavern bracket and a sandstone figure of Saint Florian. 18th century. 2008 facade renovation. As an inn, the representatively designed building is a good testimony to the inner-city inning system, which is located along the important thoroughfares. At the same time, the building impressively documents the architectural design and formal language of the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Mühlwehrstrasse 28 (map)		In a corner not far from the city entrance, two-storey residential and commercial building with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof with dormers. The facades with drilled window walls, cornices and corner blocks. 18th century. 1962 conversion and renovation. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Marian column, so-called plague column	Mühlwehrstraße 28, south of the building (map)		Corinthian column made of limestone on a richly profiled pedestal with an inscription cartouche. On the column a colored Maria with child. Erected around 1740 as a reminder of the plague epidemic of 1554. The statue of the Virgin Mary renewed in 1884 by Prof. Tobias Weiß.
More pictures	Residential and commercial building, so-called knight's house	Mühlwehrstrasse 29 (map)		Three-storey residential and commercial building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls and a high ground floor zone. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof with gable roof dormers. On the ground floor there is a round arched passage, on the upper floors profiled twin windows with drilled walls, the top floors on the street side with richly profiled volute gables and cornices and pilasters. Stone knight figure on the northern gable and house Madonna in a wall niche on the 1st floor. 2nd half of the 16th century. 1983 Roof and facade renovation. 1988 renovation of the northern facade. The representative building with its volute gable is a clear document for one of the few buildings in Bad Mergentheim that have survived in the Renaissance style. It testifies to the high standing and the aesthetic demands of its builders. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Former gate keeper's house with remains of the city fortifications	Mühlwehrstrasse 32 (map)		Two-storey, former gatekeeper's house, facing upside down directly at the western entrance to the city, with a solidly masonry ground floor zone and partly plastered, partly timber-framed upper floor. At the top, there is an attic level and a loft under a gable roof. 18th century. Recent changes. To the north-east of the gatekeeper's house remains of the former city wall, which was built between 1330 and 1360. The former gatekeeper house and the remains of the city wall are very important testimonies to the history of Bad Mergentheim. In remnants, they document the course of the former city fortifications and at the same time document the location of the mill weir gate, which was demolished in 1830 and which stood above the street and formed the western entrance to the city. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Former German medal	Münzgasse 3 (map)		In a corner position directly opposite the palace complex, two-story, former coin with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a hipped roof with gable dormers. The ground floor with profiled twin windows and drilled door portal with a carved door leaf and outside staircase. Above it coat of arms stone and inscription cartouche. In 1355, Emperor Karl IV granted the Teutonic Order the right to mint. In 1536 the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order set up a coin here. According to the inscription above the door portal, the building was renovated in 1687. 1987 remodeling. 2006 facade renovation. The building of the former Deutschordensmünze, which characterizes the street, is an outstanding testimony to the history of the Teutonic Order in Mergentheim. At the same time, Renaissance and Baroque design elements have been beautifully handed down here. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Zwingerturm with remains of the city fortifications	Münzgasse 8 (near) (map)		On the north-eastern edge of the old town standing, solidly bricked Zwingerturm. Round tower with a slate-covered conical roof. The former city fortifications were laid out between 1330 and 1360. The outer outer wall was built between 1540 and 1544. The Zwingerturm was built in the middle of the 16th century as a half-shell tower and has since been heavily modified. The Zwingerturm is to be regarded as the last remaining surface of the former Zwingermauer. Thus it represents a very important testimony to the history of Bad Mergentheim. It documents the course of the former fortifications and at the same time proves the once fortified character of the Teutonic Order city. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Nonnengasse 1 (map)		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with a solidly bricked, modernly modified ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. The house ground on the southern side kinks twice. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped mansard roof, which is also bent, with gable dormers. Carved door leaf on the ground floor. Carved window frames on the upper floor. 18th century. 1973 facade renovation. 1998 Facade and roof repairs. The residential and commercial building is a document for the formal language of the 18th century and at the same time testimony to the former living and working conditions in Mergentheim. In addition, its corner location directly opposite the hospital shapes the street space. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential and commercial building	Nonnengasse 5 (map)		Two-storey residential and commercial building in a corner position with a solid, brick-built ground floor zone and a plastered upper floor. Upstairs with two attic levels under a half-hipped roof with modern dormers. The southern, street-side facade is richly decorated with segment-arched opening walls, profiled corner pilasters and basket-arched passage. A house Madonna made of sandstone above the gateway. Inscribed in the wedge of the passage dated 1799. The house Madonna dated 1803. 1978 remodeling. The building with its ornamental forms and the period is comparable to the building at Holzapfelgasse 27. The building that has been handed down is a good testimony to the facade design of the time around 1800. It documents the living conditions of that time. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Joseph figure	Nonnengasse 15 (map)		Figure of Joseph located in a corner niche on the upper floor of a younger building. Figure carved from sandstone on a richly profiled base with inscription cartouche. Dated with inscription "ITE: AD IOSEPH 1734". The figure of Joseph with child is an important document for the former popular piety in Mergentheim, which was determined by the Teutonic Order for centuries. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building	Nonnengasse 18 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey residential building with high, solidly bricked ground floor zone and half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof. The storeys on the gable side protrude slightly over profiled thresholds. The simple ornamental framework on the north gable facade is designed with straight St. Andrew's crosses. 17./18. Century. Recent changes. The traditional building is a good testimony to a rather simply designed half-timbered building from the 17th / 18th centuries. Century. At the same time, it documents the living conditions of that time. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Former part of the Berlichinger Hof	Ochsengasse 2 (map)		Eaves, two-story, former part of the Berlichinger Hof with partly solidly bricked and plastered outer walls and high ground floor zone; half-timbering plastered on the northern eaves side. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof with modern dormers. Arched gate entrance on the ground floor, profiled twin windows on the upper floor. A coat of arms stone with the coat of arms of the Lords of Berlichingen above the gate entrance. In the core of the 16th century. 1996–98 repair. As a former part of the Berlichinger Hof, the representative building is an important document for the city's history and at the same time one of the few buildings in Bad Mergentheim that has survived in the Renaissance style. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building	Ochsengasse 9 (map)		Two-storey residential building in a corner position with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and a plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a half-hipped roof. On the ground floor profiled window frames with wedge stones. Inscribed in a wedge stone dated 1791. The vividly handed down building is a beautiful testimony to a simple inner-city residential building from the late 18th century, which, in addition to the facade design, documents the former living conditions. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building with passage	Ochsengasse 13 (map)		Gable-independent, two-storey residential building with partly solid masonry ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floor. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a gable roof. A courtyard passage in the western area of ​​the ground floor. At the top floor gable, beam heads supported on lugs. Dendrochronologically dated to 1454-1462. Recent changes. The well-handed down house is an outstanding document for an essentially late medieval town house. As one of the oldest known buildings in Bad Mergentheim, it is also an important testimony to the city's history. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Former Gasthaus zum Ochsen	Ochsengasse 18 (map)		Eaves, two-storey, former guest house with a solidly bricked ground floor zone and partly plastered, partly timber-framed upper floor. At the top with two attic levels under a gable roof with a large attic house. The facade on the ground floor with a basket arched passage, drilled window walls with wedge stones, cornice band and corner blocks. In a window wedge with an inscription dated 1767. In the wedge stone of the courtyard passage a depiction of an ox head as a sign of the inn. 2005 Roof and facade renovation. The representatively designed building is an important testimony to the urban inns, which are usually located on important traffic axes. At the same time, the richly structured facade documents the design standards of its builders. The former inn is also important as the name of the street. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	House Madonna	Ochsengasse 28 (map)		On the southern eaves side of a younger building on the upper floor there is a crescent moon Madonna. On a richly profiled base with the inscription "Ave Maria" a carved wood and colored Maria with child. 18th century. The House Madonna is a well-handed testimony to the former popular piety in Mergentheim, which has been determined by the Teutonic Order for centuries. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Former Chancellor's House; so-called Tautphoeus house	Parish 2 (map)		Eaves, two-storey, former Chancellor's House with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. At the top with two attic levels and a loft under a mansard hipped roof with gable roof dormers. The facades are structured with drilled opening walls and pilasters. On the north side of the eaves a richly designed double portal with skylights and a house Madonna. Built in 1740 by the order builder Franz Josef Roth for the order chancellor Joseph Michael Tautphoeus. From 1774 court book printer of the Teutonic Order. 1990 Restoration of the double portal including the house Madonna. The stately building is an outstanding testimony to the city's history under the Teutonic Order. At the same time it is an impressive document for the baroque facade design of the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	House with garden wall and Madonna	Parish 4 (map)		Eaves, two-storey residential building above a high basement base with solid masonry and plastered outer walls. Upstairs with two attic levels under a mansard hipped roof with return and gable dormers. The facades are structured with cornices and profiled corner pilasters. On the northern side of the eaves a richly designed portal with skylight, richly carved door leaf and outside staircase. 18th century. 1956 repair. 1977 renovation. To the east of the building richly designed garden wall with balusters and a Madonna made of sandstone. The Madonna inscribed with dated 1721. The very representative designed building including the garden wall is an outstanding document for the upscale living and living conditions of the 18th century. It also testifies to the architectural design standards of its builders. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Parish wall	Parish walk (district no. 7/1, 14, 14/10) (map)		Remnants of the parish walls have been preserved on both sides of the parish corridor. The parish corridor was originally covered and led from the parish church (Kirchstrasse 2) or the rectory (Ledermarkt 12) to the castle. Probably the 18th century. Recent changes. The walls, erected from hammer-like stones, are the remains of the once roofed parish corridor and are important documents for a special building that should give the religious and secular upper classes of the Teutonic Order the opportunity to move between church and castle with dry feet. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Post office building	Poststrasse 5 (map)	around 1900	On the northern edge of the old town, a two-storey post office building with solid masonry and partially plastered outer walls on the upper floor. On the eaves sides there are two richly profiled risalits with a mezzanine floor. At the top with two attic levels under a Stuttgart roof. The facades on the ground floor with segmental arched opening walls, on the upper floor with cornices, window roofing, balusters and pilasters richly structured. Built around 1900. Recent changes. The post office, which is located directly on the railroad tracks, with its facade accentuated by red sandstone is a good testimony to the architecture of the time around 1900. As a counterpart to the train station, the post office documents the new era with growing industrialization and increasing rail traffic. It forms an important link in the "Bahnhofvorstadt" that emerged in the late 19th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Former Teutonic Order Castle with castle church, castle courtyard and castle garden	Lock 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16 (card)		On the north-eastern edge of the old town, there is a castle complex with a five-wing, three-storey castle (No. 16) and a double-towered castle church (No. 15). The spacious castle courtyard is surrounded by former administration buildings (No. 1–9, 13, 14). Former moated castle of the 12th century, donated to the Teutonic Order by Andreas von Hohenlohe in 1219. From 1525 the headquarters of the Teutonic Order. From 1568 the castle was gradually rebuilt. In the 19th century temporarily the residence of Prince Paul von Württemberg. The castle church rebuilt in the 1730s instead of an older chapel. To the south and east of the palace complex a vast palace park, including furnishings and enclosures: - Palace park, a landscape garden from 1791–1805 with - Obelisk from 1800 - Half-moon house around 1800 (Badweg 24) - Bell house from 1802 (Igersheimer Straße 31) - Gardener's house in the palace park ( Herrenmühlstraße 25), two-storey solid building under a hipped roof, around 1800, including fencing and green space (entity with palace gardens). The castle complex dominating the cityscape, including the castle church, castle courtyard, administration buildings, gates, castle park with enclosure and all equipment, is probably the most outstanding testimony to the history of the city and the Teutonic Order. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Former health clinic	Lock 10, 11, 12 (map)	around 1910	Elongated building of the former health clinic (today: university) standing on the eastern edge of the castle courtyard. The main building (No. 10) is two-story with solid masonry outer walls over a high basement base. On the western side with a head building and central projection with a crowning volute gable. Concluding upwards under a hipped roof. The outbuildings (No. 11 and 12) to the southwest of it are one- and two-story solid buildings with a gable roof. 19./20. Century. Recent changes. The buildings of the former spa clinic are important documents for the important history of the spa in Bad Mergentheim. With the healing spring discovered in 1826, spa tourism gradually increased and corresponding spa and spa facilities were created. In 1926 the city was given the official title “bath” in its name and is now the largest spa in Baden-Württemberg. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Former Dominican monastery	Schulgasse 1 (map)	16.-18. Century	Former Dominican monastery not far from the southern edge of the city center. Two-storey, four-winged convent building with solid masonry and plastered outer walls attached directly to the south of the Dominican Church (today St. Mary's Church). At the top with two attic levels under a hipped roof. A few windows with drilled walls. Corner blocks. The Dominican order is said to have started building the church around 1312. The convent was built accordingly in the 14th century. In the 17th / 18th Century baroque remodeling (dated 1675 with an inscription at the entrance to the cloister). The Dominican monastery, together with the church (Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz 31), is an outstanding testimony to the history of urban construction. In addition, the stately building characterizes the southern area of ​​the historic core city. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG

T

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Residential building	Türkengasse 15 (map)		Two-storey residential building with a solid masonry ground floor zone and plastered upper floor in a corner position above a high basement base. At the top with two attic levels under a hipped mansard roof with gable dormers. The facades are richly decorated with drilled opening walls, cornices, profiled corner pilasters and polygonal bay windows. On the ground floor a portal with a skylight and a carved door leaf, in front of it an outside staircase. On the northeast side a round arched cellar gate. 18th century. In 1979 the two full floors were heavily rebuilt. The well-preserved building is a beautiful testimony to the facade design and the formal language of the 18th century. It impressively documents the living and living conditions of the bourgeoisie at that time. The arched cellar gate could speak for a former vineyard house. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Remains of the city fortifications	Türkengasse 12, 14, 16		On the south-eastern edge of the old town, immediately behind the buildings at Türkengasse 12, 14 and 16, there are remains of the city or Zwingewall with buttresses. In front of it there is an undeveloped green and open space in the area of ​​the former city moat. The former city fortifications were laid out between 1330 and 1360. The outer barrier wall was built between 1540 and 1544. The remains of the city fortifications with wall and moat area are rare evidence of the once defensive character of the Teutonic Order city for Bad Mergentheim. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

U

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	House with garden and enclosure; so-called summer house	Unterer Graben 2 (map)		In the second row to the street, single-storey residential building with an L-shaped floor plan with plastered half-timbered? - outer walls. At the top, there is an attic level under a gable roof with an open gable roof dormer. To the southeast in front of the building there is an enclosed garden. Built around 1874/84. Recent changes. The so-called summer house is to be seen in connection with the spa and baths in Mergentheim, which have been increasing since the middle of the 19th century. It thus documents the then emerging desire of the upper classes of the population to live in their own holiday home framed by garden areas during spa and recreational trips. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Apartment building	Unterer Graben 7 (map)		In a corner, three-storey apartment building with solid brick outer walls. At the top with a hipped roof. The facades of the cubic structure with arched opening walls and balusters on the ground floor and cornices, pilasters and window roofs on the upper floor are richly structured. According to the inscription on the upper floor it was built by "Simon Bauer Mason Master 1880". The building, which has been handed down very well, is a clear testimony to the classicist facade design of the 2nd half of the 19th century. As an apartment building, it documents the increasing density of living space from this time on. In addition, the stately building in its corner location is a defining feature of the street. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

W.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Agricultural bourgeoisie	Wettgasse 13 (map)		Eaves, two-storey arable bourgeois house with an L-shaped floor plan. Massively bricked ground floor zone and plastered half-timbered upper floor. Upstairs with two attic levels under a hipped roof with hipped dormer windows. Arched gate entrance depicting a man's head in the Keilstein. 18th century. 1990 remodeling. As part of a former courtyard with a barn at the back, the rather simply designed building is a testament to the former agricultural character within the core town of Mergentheim. It documents the living and economic conditions of the arable bourgeois population of the 18th century. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
More pictures	St. Wolfgang	Wolfgangstrasse 24 (map)	1510	Chapel of St. Wolfgang. Late Gothic building, 1510 re.
		Wachbacher Strasse 3
		Wachbacher Strasse 6
	pen	Wachbacher Strasse 56, 58	1674-18. Century	Wachbacher Straße 56: residential building (former poor and infirmary St. Rochus), two-story, plastered, northern part of the building half-timbered, southern solid, hipped roof, 1674 (?) / 18th. Century. Material entirety with Wachbacher Str. 58. (Br / 03). Wachbacher Straße 58: (St. Rochusstift) Baroque house chapel with drilled portal and windows. Rochus figure. 1716/20.
More pictures	St. Elisabeth and Mary	Würzburger Strasse 1, 3 (map)	17th century	Monastery church or Capuchin church (Würzburger Straße 1) and St. Elisabeth and Maria Hilf monastery (Würzburger Straße 3). Baroque assembly 17th century (factual entirety).
	graveyard	Würzburger Strasse 15 (map)		Cemetery (§ 2), mortuary (§ 2) in neo-Romanesque and classicist styles, built in 1908 with an apse from 1954. Chapel of St. Michael, central building in genuine Gothic (§ 28). 1607/08. Würzburger Straße 15, see also Alemannenweg 6 (totality).
	Watch tower	(Map)	14th century	14th century watch tower.

Z

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Warehouse	Zaisenmühlstrasse 6 (map)		Four-storey warehouse in a solitary location not far from the railroad tracks. Probably mostly half-timbered over a solid base and clad with slate. At the top, there are three attic levels under a gable roof, with the top two attic storeys protruding over the first attic storey in the manner of a basilica central nave with a cliff. Overhanging roofs above the ground floor. Including loading ramps. Built in 1902/03. 1991/92 repair. The very vividly handed down building is a rare evidence of a historic warehouse in Bad Mergentheim. The warehouse was deliberately built near the train station in order to have a good connection to appropriate transport routes. The very stately building has a high role in shaping the townscape and the street scene in the western "Bahnhofsvorstadt" area. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

Althausen

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Althausen with the village of Althausen ( ⊙ ) and Üttingshof ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all the coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Althausen: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	town hall	Freidorfplatz 1 (map)	1839	Town hall. Plastered construction in corner position with hipped roof. Double flight of stairs and jewelry portal. Round cellar arch. 1839.
	Protestant church	Kirchenweg 4 (map)	1778-1779	Ev. Parish church. Baroque hall building 1778/79 based on plans by Johann David Steingruber.

Apfelbach

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Apfelbach with the village of Apfelbach ( ⊙ ) and the Apfelhof state domain ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Apfelbach: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	St. Gumpert and St. Kunibert	Fruehlingsstrasse 11 (map)	1757	Catholic parish church St. Gumpert and St. Kunibert. Baroque hall building with roof turret. 1757, associated: stone cross from 1900 on the choir.
	chapel	Kapellenstrasse 9	1904	Chapel. Neo-Romanesque brick building with an open bell cage. 1904 re. Behind it Lourdes grotto.

Dainbach

Architectural, art and cultural monuments in Dainbach ( ⊙ ):

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
	St. Wendelin	Kannenstrasse 40 (map)	1899	Catholic chapel St. Wendelin. Neo-Gothic solid construction with roof turrets. 1899 re. It is a subsidiary of the Catholic parish of the Boxberg district of Unterschüpf , since Dainbach is the only district of Bad Mergentheim in the former Baden region.
	To the Most Holy Trinity	Kannenstrasse 59 (map)	1739	Evangelical Church to the Most Holy Trinity. The church still has the medieval choir tower and the baroque nave from 1739.
	Half-timbered house	Kannenstrasse 61 (map)	1590	Town hall. Ornamental half-timbered building with carved corner pillars, envious heads and Alemannic window bay windows. Profiled sleepers. 1590 re.

Edelfingen

Architectural, art and cultural monuments in Edelfingen ( ⊙ ):

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Protestant church	Alte Schulstrasse 5 (map)	1674-1872	Evangelical parish church. Simple hall building with entrance tower from 1674. Renewed in 1872.
More pictures	Maria Immaculate	Landstrasse 12 (map)	1851-1854	Roman Catholic Chapel Maria Immaculata. Simple solid construction with roof turrets and crooked hip. 1851/54.
More pictures	Edelfingen train station	Wilhelm-Frank-Strasse 12 (map)	1869	Edelfingen train station

Hachtel

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Hachtel ( ⊙ ):

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Assumption Day	Haldensteige 2 (map)	1861	Catholic parish church of the Assumption. Neo-Gothic hall building with entrance tower and retracted polygonal choir. 1861 marked, with churchyard retaining wall.
	town hall	Ottmar-Mergenthaler-Strasse 19 (map)	1954	City hall and museum Ottmar Mergenthaler, built in 1954 for the 100th birthday of Mergenthaler based on the previous building from 1841, Mergenthaler's birthplace (probably school and city hall). Half-timbered building with profiled thresholds, roof turrets. In the gable of the previous building, 1841 re.

Herbsthausen

Architectural, art and cultural monuments in Herbsthausen ( ⊙ ):

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Johanneskirche	Apfeltalstrasse 2 (map)	17th century	Ev. Parish Church of St. John. Simple hall building with choir tower. Choir window 1619 inscribed. Erected around 1219 as a Gothic fortified church. In 1703 a sacristy was added. In 1747 the second gallery was built. In 1858 the salon organ built in 1840 came to Herbsthausen. In 1958/59 the church was renovated.

Spoon stilts

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Löffelstelzen ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all the coordinates of the cultural monuments in the area around Löffelstelzen: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Wayside shrine	Ketterwald (map)		Small monument no.01 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine.
	Wayside shrine	Löffelstelzer Strasse (map)	1748	Small monument no.02 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine. "G C. AVH / VET .ORHZM 1748".
	Plague cross	Arkauwald (map)		Small monument no.03 (spoon stilts): plague cross.
	Käpelle	Arkauwald (map)	1921	Small monument No. 04 (spoon stilts): Käpelle. Anthony Chapel in honor of St. Anthony. A bookseller from Mergentheim lost 1,000 marks. After urging St. Antonius, he found the money again. As a thank you, he donated a relief to the community. The villagers then built the chapel in 1921.
	Wayside shrine	Arkaustraße 10 (map)	1754	Small monument no.05 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine. St. Urban, 1754. Inscription: “S. URBAN GIVE US A HAPPY HEART AND GOOD WINE ”.
	Wayside shrine	Arkaustraße 4 (map)		Small monument no.06 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine. Holy Trinity God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The column is wrapped with grapevines.
	Wayside shrine	Alte Steige (map)		Small monument no.07 (spoon stilts): cross tug.
	Wayside shrine	Junction Alte-Neue Steige (map)	1799	Small monument no.08 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine for the Crowning of the Virgin Mary. Erected by Johann and Barbara Hartmann in 1799.
	Wayside shrine	between Alte Steige and church (map)	1747	Small monument no. 09 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine Maria Himmelfahrt 1747. Inscription: “THIS PICTURE / MARIA HIMMELFA / HAT CASPAR WEINMANN DENN / 3TH MAY 1747 / HERO MACHEN / LASEN”.
	Wayside shrine	Old Würzburger Strasse (map)	18th century	Small monument no.10 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine. This wayside shrine was created in the second half of the 18th century. Inscription: Salve Regina.
	To the Most Holy Trinity	Alte Würzburger Strasse 12 (map)	1660-1661	Trinity Church. Solid construction with retracted choir and side tower. 1660/61.
	Wayside shrine with Pieta	Alte Würzburger Strasse 17 (map)	1763	Small memorial No. 11 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine with Pieta. Mary sits on an invisible elevation. She is holding the body of Christ on her lap. His right arm is hanging down, the left is supported by Maria. Inscription: “GOD TO / EHREN HAD / JOHANNES MAER / CKER ... / ... / ... / ...” ANNO 1763.
	Stone cross	Old Würzburger Strasse (map)	1958	Small monument No. 12 (spoon stilts): stone cross. Inscription: Yes Father 1999, on the base: In the cross is salvation 1958.
	Historic house	Alte Würzburger Strasse 13 (map)		Small monument No. 13 (spoon stilts): Historic house, plastered building with half-hip mansard roof. Other small monument. description
	Plaque	Alte Würzburger Strasse 12 (map)		Small monument No. 14 (spoon stilts): memorial plaque.
				Small monument no.15 (spoon stilts):
	War memorial	Cemetery (map)		Small memorial no.16 (spoon stilts): war memorial. Is in the cemetery behind the church. War memorial to commemorate the fallen and missing of both world wars. 1914-1918 and 1939-1945.
	Stone cross	Cemetery (map)		Small monument no.17 (spoon stilts): stone cross. Standing in the cemetery. Mission cross.
	Mary's Grotto	Cemetery (map)	1893	Small monument No. 18 (spoon stilts): Mariengrotte. Also Lourdes grotto . Stands next to the cemetery. The Lourdes grotto was built in the Main in 1893. The statue was made by the sculptor Engel from Würzburg.
	Rectory	Pfarrweg 1 (map)	1844	Small monument No. 19 (spoon stilts): Catholic rectory. Solid construction with hipped roof and arched windows on the ground floor. 1844. Other small monument. description
	Fountain	Old Würzburger Strasse (map)	19th century	Small monument No. 20 (spoon stilts): parish fountain (valve fountain), cast-iron fountain stick, 19th century.
	Tithe barn	Alte Würzburger Strasse 18 (map)	18./19. Century	Small monument No. 21 (spoon stilts): Former tithe barn, solid construction with half-hipped and segmented arch gates. 18./19. Century. Other small monument.
	Wayside chapel	Ketterwald car park (map)		Small monument no.22 (spoon stilts): path chapel.
	Wayside shrine	Lange Strasse 14 (map)		Small monument No. 23 (spoon stilts): Holy Family shrine.
	Fountain	Lange Strasse 22 (map)	1996	Small monument No. 24 (spoon stilts): stone fountain. Foundation of the associations on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of the spoonbill in 1996. There used to be a gump well where the population fetched their water.
	Wayside shrine	Rice fields path (map)		Small monument No. 25 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine with crucifixion.
	Wayside shrine	Long Street (map)	18th century	Small monument No. 26 (spoon stilts): double shrine with the Trinity and Crucifixion. Second half of the 18th century. End of Long Street. Original location at Alte Löffelstelzer Steige 40.
	Wayside shrine	Alte Würzburger Strasse just before the sports field (map)		Small monument no.27 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine. Schönborn - Monument with St. Bruno.
	Wayside shrine	(Map)		Small monument no.28 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine. This is a real Oberammergau cross. It was donated by Anton Maier in 1990 for a vow he gave before God.
	Wayside shrine	at the riding arena (map)		Small monument no.29 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine.
				Small monument No. 30 (spoon stilts):
	Stone cross	End of Langestrasse and Würzburger Strasse (map)	1968	Small monument No. 31 (spoon stilts): stone cross. The money for this cross was won and donated by the carol singers in 1966 and 1967. Inscription: FOR YOU 1968.
	Wayside shrine	Way to Edelfingen-Unterbalbach (map)		Small memorial no.32 (spoon stilts): wayside shrine depicting the Trinity. Inscription: PRAISE YOU IN ETERNITY TO THE HOLY TRINITY.
	Wooden cross	Way to Edelfingen-Unterbalbach (map)	1833	Small monument No. 33 (spoon stilts): wooden cross. This wooden cross dates from 1833. The cross is probably much older.
	Atonement Cross	Way to Edelfingen-Unterbalbach (map)		Small monument no.34 (spoon stilts): Atonement cross. This is a murder stone. According to statements, two shepherds are said to have killed a man here. See also: List of murder and atonement crosses in Bad Mergentheim .
	Escort stone	Way to Edelfingen-Unterbalbach (map)		Small monument No. 35 (spoon stilts): escort stone.
	Memorial stone	Eulenberg (map)	1989	Small monument No. 36 (spoon stilts): memorial stone. Won Eulenberg. These Schoenstatt memorial stones were created in 1989 by the Schoenstatt Group Löffelstelzen.

Markelsheim

A historical site analysis is available for Markelsheim, from which the descriptions of the cultural monuments were taken.

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Markelsheim with the village of Markelsheim ( ⊙ ) and the Schneidmühle residential area ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all the coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Markelsheim: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Wayside shrine	Apfelbacher Strasse (Flst. No. 0-2980)		The small monument is the wayside shrine in the base of a saint's house; the inscription is inscribed in a heart-shaped field and is inscribed with 1780 Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Tomb angel sculpture	Apfelbacher Strasse, Hauptstrasse (Flst. No. 0-7188)		(in the cemetery) Tomb of the sculptor family Feile, sandstone work with angel sculpture, Art Nouveau, re. 1908 Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Mount of Olives	Apfelbacher Strasse, Hauptstrasse (Flst. No. 0-7188)		(in the cemetery); Mount of Olives scene with almost life-size, colored sandstone figures; probably late 17th / early 18th century; In 1972 the old parish church of St. Kilian including the Mount of Olives was demolished, from 1982–84 the Mount of Olives was restored and re-erected at its current location. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	Railway line of the Württemberg Taubertal Railway in the Markelsheim area with stations, auxiliary buildings and line structures	Bad Mergentheimer Strasse 2 (map)		Part of the totality of Württembergische Taubertalbahn. The station building is a two-storey, eaves-standing structure with a gable roof, made of massive shell limestone and structured by brick elements; arched openings on the ground floor, coupled windows with neo-Renaissance period walls on the upper floor; Erected around 1870. To the east of it, an eaves storage shed with a gable roof, the facade boarded up, carved on the verge; two wide gates and a wooden ramp on the eaves; around 1870. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Former Beginenklause	Engelsberg 4, 6 (map)		Building complex with associated monastery wall (remainder): two-storey plastered building (No. 4) with a massive, unplastered stepped gable facing west with small window openings; the plastered building changed structurally in the 1950s for school use. To the northeast of it (and structurally connected to the staggered building) the Gothic, free-standing, 48-meter-high bell tower (No. 4, former watch tower?) Standing, the top floors and the pointed tent roof slated, the tower raised by 1490. To the east of this is the mountain church of St. Margareta (former chapel of the early measurement foundation from 1361) (No. 6); a late Gothic building, modified in Baroque style around 1750, with a saddle roof over the side aisles and a semicircular apse with a Gothic tracery window. Protected according to §§ 28 (building) DSchG
	Double shrine	Engelsbergstrasse (Flst. No. 0-4588) (map)		Double shrine with depiction of the Holy Change on one side and the five wounds on the other; made of red sandstone; the base with neo-Gothic framing, above it a slender rectangular column with chamfered edges, this in turn supports the shrine house decorated with Gothic framing, the wayside shrine or 1885. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	crucifix	Engelsbergstrasse (Flst. No. 0-6625) (map)		Wooden cross with a wooden body framed in white over a sandstone base, neo-Gothic, inscribed. 1870. Protected according to §§ 28 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	St. Kilian, equipment	Engelsbergstrasse 11 (map)		Equipment (in the Catholic parish church). Historical pieces of equipment, including baptismal font 1583 ins.
More pictures	Bridge chapel with Holy Trinity	Hauptstrasse 2/1 (map)		Bridge chapel with Holy Trinity Small, plastered solid building with dividing elements made of sandstone and a slightly curved roof, the facade facing the main street is decorated with richly decorated corner pilasters and parapet-like cheeks, the small interior with barrel vaults; re. 1748, recently renovated Protected according to §§ 28 (small monument) DSchG
More pictures	Former Fronhof of the Würzburg Neumünster Abbey	Hauptstrasse 7 (map)		The former schoolhouse, a two-story building facing the inner courtyard with a half-hipped mansard roof; Solidly erected and plastered, the facade symmetrically structured by webbing and tall rectangular windows, central main entrance with late baroque framing and carved door leaf, ins. 1823, recently slightly redesigned (windows, roofing). So-called. Schafhaus (formerly No. 7a), single house, plastered, partly massive, partly timber-framed building under a crooked hip roof, 18th / 19th century. Zehntscheune (formerly no. 7b), a solid construction with a half-hipped roof, profiled eaves cornice and arched doors, 1756 re. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 11 (map)		Two-storey, gable-independent building with half-hipped roof; massive basement, above it a plastered half-timbered tower with regular window structure, on the southern eaves side double flight of stairs with stone balustrade and arched basement access; probably built in parallel with the neighboring sheep house (Hauptstrasse 7a) around the middle of the 18th century, more recently redesigned in detail (roof covering, windows); annoying new garage instead of the old front garden. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Gasthof zum Kreuz	Hauptstrasse 14 (map)		Two-storey building with a gable roof in the corner of Schwennengasse; the ground floor made of solid natural stone, above it a plastered timber frame with protrusions; on the ground floor partly coupled window frames with approaches, on the eaves side facing the main street rich baroque portal with skylight, 1773 inscribed; the core of the 17th century building, remodeled in baroque style around 1773 and changed the exterior considerably after 1950 (roofing, windows, plaster) protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Gasthof zum Ochsen	Hauptstrasse 32 (map)		Solid plastered building in corner position with flat sloping hipped roof; Façade harmoniously structured by regularly arranged window axes and pilaster strips, windows with drilled walls and shutters, round portal with vertical gable in the center of the main street, re. 1749; wrought iron bracket at the corner of the building; north of the main entrance arched cellar access, re. 1572, on Schüstentorstrasse, access to the courtyard with a two-winged wooden gate with a walk-through door. The barns worth preserving are lying on the rear property line, 19./20. Century (the northern of the two barns originally does not belong to this property) Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Mother of God	Hauptstrasse 35 (near town hall) (map)		Colored figure of Our Lady on a high sandstone plinth; re. 1878; according to the list of monuments made of cast iron (hollow body). Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	town hall	Hauptstrasse 35 (map)		Two-storey building in a corner position with a gable roof and turret; symmetrically structured, plastered facade with central main entrance and drilled window and door frames; the ground floor massive with natural stone structure, above plastered ornamental framework with regular rows of windows and two corner cores above stone consoles with pointed tent roofs; re. 1532. Protected according to §§ 28 (Buildings) DSchG
More pictures	Portal and house immaculata	Hauptstrasse 50 (map)		A profiled portal on the residential building with a skylight and pearl rod, laterally offset baroque, colored house immaculata, each from the 18th century, on the portal renewal of the front door and the skylight and the creation of a canopy. The barn, which stands parallel to the residential building, is also worth preserving, as is the massive basement of the residential building with a gable-sided cellar arch and two-flight external staircase. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 52 (map)		Two-storey, gable-independent building with a gable roof; massive basement, above a plastered timber frame with square window openings with profiled walls, legible room part; the upper floor partially protrudes slightly towards the courtyard, on the gable ornamental framework with profiled thresholds and carved lugs; 17th century with modifications from the 20th century (roofing, plaster, windows). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 53 (map)		Two-storey, gable-independent building with a gable roof; high, massive basement, above it a plastered half-timbered tower with a gable-sided protrusion, the facade with regular window structure, on the northern eaves side a double flight of stairs; re. 1593, only slightly overformed in the 20th century (windows, plaster, etc.). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Wayside shrine	Hauptstrasse 53 (near) (map)		Wayside shrine depicting the Coronation of Mary; made of sandstone and partly set in gold; rectangular base with a profiled cover plate and inscription, above it an obelisk-like column with a medallion in relief, on which a plastic representation of the Coronation of Mary; re. Renovated in 1814, 1862 (according to base inscription) Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	House and figure of a saint	Hauptstrasse 58 (map)		Eaves, two-story building with a half-hip roof; the plinth and the ground floor are solid, with a half-timbered tower above; simple plastered facade with a wide eaves cornice and almost regular window structure; Broad entrance to the eaves and further access to the basement on the north gable side; built around 1800, remodeled in the 20th century (facade, windows, roofing). On the side above the house entrance, a small, colored wooden sculpture of St. Josef as a carpenter; 19th century. Half-timbered barn with a gable roof (partly still with old roofing) at the rear, parallel to the house; 19./20. Jh Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 60 (map)		Gable-mounted, two-storey building with a steep pitched roof; the base and the ground floor are solidly built, with a half-timbered tower above with a slight advance; the facade is plastered except for the base, the inscription stone, the richly carved center stand and the ornamental half-timbered gable, the gable with profiled thresholds and partly colored wood; on the inscription stone 1518, especially in the 20th century structurally remodeled (plaster, window or partly window openings, roof covering, balcony extension) Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 72 (map)		Single-storey building with a gable roof erected on the steeply sloping terrain; the sloping and residential floors are massive, plastered, the gable with ornamental framework, profiled thresholds and small openings with wooden shutters or two small arched openings on the dovecote; on the inscription stone 1603, in the 20th century structurally redesigned or extended except for the gable (roof covering, window openings, removal of the arched basement access, relocation of the entrance). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 85 (map)		Small solid building standing over a square floor plan with a tent roof, the slope floor made of quarry stone, unplastered, the first floor plastered with rough corner blocks; built after 1833, recently modernized (windows, roofing). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Craftsman-Seldnerhau	Kitzlesweg 3 (map)		An eaves and two-storey building with a gable roof, this one with historical roof covering; the low ground floor is solidly bricked with two entrances, above it a plastered residential floor with subsequently enlarged window openings with skylights and wooden shutters (19th century), the north gable also has windows, with a diamond-shaped opening in the gable tip; in the 17th century, in the 19th century the residential floors were redesigned; demolished except for the basement. Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
More pictures	portal	Scheuertorstrasse 8 (map)		The cultural monument, a drilled sandstone portal, on the Keilstein bez. 1863. The house worth preserving, free-standing, two-storey with a gable roof; the ground floor massive, in the middle with a slightly elevated house entrance with half-timbered vestibule, the residential floors constructed from half-timbered, simple plastered facade with regular windowing, the windows with shutters, finally wide eaves cornice with return; Muschelkalk barn (19th / 20th century) that is worth preserving at the rear; the house from 1863 was slightly redesigned in the 20th century (roof covering, windows, front door). Protected according to §§ 2 (component) DSchG
	Cross tug	Schulberg 9 (bei) (Flst.Nr. 0-258) (map)		Figure of the sandstone cruiser lying on a stone wall directly in front of the Schulberg 9 residential building; the cross worked smooth, the figure overall very detailed and sculpted; according to the 18th century monument list, but possibly also more recent (around 1910/20?) Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Sandstone statues hll. Kilian and Urban	Tauberbergstrasse (Flst. No. 0-7694, 0-7698)		(destroyed on the Tauber Bridge in 1945, rebuilt in 1953) larger than life sandstone statues of St. Kilian and Urban from 1898; the figures at the bridge entrance, standing over a high sandstone plinth and facing east Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Garden portal with Pietà	Weingasse 5 (map)		(in front of the house) rich garden portal with Pietà, inscribed in 1880; Made of red sandstone and designed in great detail with fluted corner pillars, triangular gable top with inscription and corner acroteries, above it a plastic representation of the mater dolorosa (inscribed). The free-standing, two-story house with a gable roof is worth preserving; the facade plastered and regularly windowed, the windows with wooden shutters, on the front side facing the intersection area in the middle of the house entrance with external stairs and eaves decorated with carvings; the house probably originates largely from the 2nd half of the 20th century. Protected according to §§ 2 (small monument) DSchG
	Duplex house	Weingasse 7-9		On the slightly sloping terrain and on the gable side facing the Weingasse, single-storey building with a gable roof (partly with historical roofing); the plinth is solid, otherwise built in half-timbered construction and plastered except for the profiled thresholds, there is a house entrance on the gable side and on the eaves side, the gable side is broad and five-axis with a wooden frame-panel door with skylight, the windows with shutters, the attic expanded and also provided with windows; the eaves side largely overgrown with ivy and possibly provided with a younger extension; Erected in the 17th century, redesigned in parts in the middle of the 19th century (doors, shops, roof extension). The half-timbered barn attached to the rear is worth preserving (19th / 20th century). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential building	Weingasse 18 (map)		Two-storey, eaves-standing solid building made of shell limestone with a gable roof; the facade is plastered except for the natural stone plinth and the north gable and is regularly structured by segmented arched windows and a wide courtyard passage, passage with a historical gate with a walk-through door; on the first floor niche made of sandstone with a Madonna figure. Erected around 1860, recently redesigned (windows, plaster, roofing, loft conversion with roof windows). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG
	Residential building	Weingasse 60 (map)		Half-timbered house with a gable roof standing on the gently sloping terrain below the main road; the slope and the first residential storey are solid, plastered, with two segmental arched gates on the gable end, remains of ornamental frameworks and profiled thresholds on the north gable; erected in 17./18. Century, structurally changed in the course of the 20th century (gates, balcony extension, roof covering or roof extension with dormer window, window). Protected according to §§ 2 (building) DSchG

Neunkirchen

Architectural, art and cultural monuments in Neunkirchen ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all the coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Neunkirchen: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Laurentiuskirche	Hans-Konrad-Geyer-Platz 6 (map)	1822-1823	Evangelical Parish Church of St. Laurentius. Gallery-style church with an older tower. 1822/23.
	town hall	Hans-Konrad-Geyer-Platz 12 (map)	16.-17. Century	Town hall. Visible half-timbered building with profiled thresholds, some with block frieze. Profiled arched portal, above it coat of arms stone. 16./17. Century.

Rengershausen

Architectural, art and cultural monuments in Rengershausen ( ⊙ ):

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	St. Leonhard	Dörzbacher Strasse 52 (map)	1792	Catholic branch church St. Leonhard, baroque hall building with entrance tower. 1792 re.

red

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in red with the village of Rot ( ⊙ ), Dörtel ( ⊙ ) and Schönbühl ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Rot: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	St. Peter and Paul	Zehntstrasse 7 (map)	1653	Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paul. Baroque hall with roof turret and retracted choir. 1653 re.
	chapel	Schönbühl, Herrenzimmerner Strasse 10 (map)	1739	Private chapel at Schönbühl's residential area. Simple chapel building with gable cross 1739 HCM bez.

Stuppach

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Stuppach with the village of Stuppach ( ⊙ ), Lillstadt ( ⊙ ) and Lustbronn ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Stuppach: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Coronation of Mary	Grünewaldstrasse 30 (map)	1607	Catholic parish church of the Coronation of the Virgin Mary from 1607. High altar designed by Johann Nepomuk Meintel from 1852. Stuppach Madonna, created around 1515, an important image of Mary by Matthias Grünewald in a chapel of the parish church of the Coronation of the Virgin Mary.
	town hall	Rengershäuser Strasse 48 (map)	around 1835	Town hall. Plastered building with offset roof and semicircular gable window. Around 1835.
	chapel	Lillstadt, Weilerweg 37 (map)	1769	Chapel. Simple baroque building with roof turrets. 1769 re.
More pictures	chapel	Lustbronn, Krautheimer Strasse 9 (map)	1827	Simple chapel with turret and clock in the half-timbered gable. 1827.
	Corner post	Lustbronn, Krautheimer Strasse 15	1808	Corner post, in Lustbronn on a residential building. Carved corner post 1808 ins.

Wachbach

Architectural, artistic and cultural monuments in Wachbach with the village of Wachbach ( ⊙ ) and the Schafhof residential area ( ⊙ ):

 Map with all coordinates of the cultural monuments in the district of Wachbach: OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Wachbach Castle	Alte Schlossstrasse (map)		Wachbach Castle
	Half-timbered house	Alte Schloßstraße 11 (map)	1475	Gadenhaus, also known as the Gote, two-storey building in exposed framework under a crooked hip roof with a solid ground floor, 1475 (d). (B0 1988, addendum Br 2009).
	Protestant church	Alte Schloßstraße 13 (map)	11-13 Century	Evangelical parish church. Romanesque building with major changes. Arched portal. 11-13 Century.
More pictures	St. George	Alte Schloßstraße 62 (map)	1904	Catholic parish church St. Georg. Neo-Romanesque building with entrance tower and transept. 1904 re.
	Residential building	Dorfstrasse 72	16.-17. Century	Residential building. Half-timbered building with grooved approach and free-standing lugs, profiled window. Link with the church tower. 16./17. Century.
	town hall	Dorfstrasse 109	1834	Town hall. Plastered building with hipped roof, arched windows and portals. 1834.

See also

• List of cultural monuments in the Main-Tauber district
• List of war memorials in Bad Mergentheim
• List of street names in Bad Mergentheim , where many of the cultural monuments are located

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Bad Mergentheim  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Topics> Monuments in the Main-Tauber district> Small monuments> Bad Mergentheim on the website of the geographic information system of the Main-Tauber district at gistbb.de

Remarks

1. ↑ This list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. This can be viewed by the responsible authorities. Therefore, the presence or absence of a structure or ensemble on this list does not guarantee that it is or is not a registered monument at the present time. The State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Württemberg provides binding information .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Historical site analysis Bad Mergentheim
2. ↑ ^{a b} LEO-BW.de: Friedhof (Alemannenweg 6, Würzburger Straße 15, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
3. ↑ ^{a b c d} LEO-BW.de: Former. Teutonic Order Castle (Badweg 24, Herrenmühlstraße 25, Igersheimer Straße 31, Castle 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
4. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Bahnhof (Bahnhof 1/0, 5, 18, 29, 38, Stifterstraße 18, Zaisenmühlstraße 2, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
5. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Chapel (Drillberg, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
6. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Brno Moorish House (Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Pl 29, Bad Mergentheim.) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
7. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Church (Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Pl 31, Bad Mergentheim.) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
8. ↑ bad-mergentheim.de , city tour, 13 St. Mary's Church, Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Platz
9. ↑ LEO-BW.de: school (Hans-Heinrich-Ehrler-Pl 35, Bad Mergentheim.) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
10. ↑ LEO-BW.de: residential building (Härterichstrasse 18, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
11. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} LEO-BW.de: Kuranlage (Herrenmühlstraße 29/1, Karlsbad 25, 27, 30, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
12. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Sanatorium (Lothar-Daiker-Straße 1, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
13. ↑ LEO-BW.de: stucco building (Lothar-Daiker-Straße 4, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
14. ^ Daniela Lippert: Bad Mergentheim. A walk through the city. Bad Mergentheim 2008. Page 28 ISBN 978-3-934223-31-8
15. ↑ LEO-BW.de: St. Wolfgang (Wolfgang Straße 24, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
16. ↑ LEO-BW.de: pin (wax Straße 56, 58, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
17. ↑ LEO-BW.de: St. Elisabeth u. Maria (Würzburger Strasse 1, 3, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
18. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Wartturm (Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
19. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Town Hall (Freidorfplatz 1, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
20. ↑ LEO-BW.de: ev. Parish church (Kirchenweg 4, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
21. ↑ LEO-BW.de: St. Gumpert and St. Kunibert (Frühlingsstraße 11, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
22. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Chapel (Kapellenstraße 9, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
23. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Catholic chapel (Kannenstrasse 40, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
24. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Evangelical Church (May 59, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
25. ↑ LEO-BW.de: timbered house (May 61, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
26. ↑ LEO-BW.de: ev. Parish church (Alte Schulstrasse 5, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
27. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Maria Immaculata Chapel (Landstrasse 12, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
28. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Church (Haldensteige 2, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
29. ↑ LEO-BW.de: City Hall (Ottmar-Mergenthaler-Straße 19, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
30. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Ottmar-Mergenthaler-Museum . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
31. ↑ LEO-BW.de: ev. Church (Apfeltalstraße 2, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
32. ↑ LEO-BW.de: cath. Parish church (Alte Würzburger Strasse 12, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
33. ^ Historical site analysis in Markelsheim
34. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Equipment (Engelberg 11, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
35. ↑ LEO-BW.de: ev. Parish church (Hans-Konrad-Geyer-Platz 6, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
36. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Town Hall (Hans-Konrad-Geyer-Platz 12, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
37. ↑ LEO-BW.de: cath. Parish church, St. Leonhard (Dörzbacher Strasse 52, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
38. ↑ LEO-BW.de: cath. Parish church, St. Peter and Paul (Zehntstrasse 7, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
39. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Chapel (Mr Zimmerner 10, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
40. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Mariae Krönung (Grünewaldstrasse 30, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
41. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Town Hall (Rengershäuser Straße 48, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
42. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Chapel (Weilerweg 37, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
43. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Chapel (herb Straße 9, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
44. ↑ LEO-BW.de: corner post (Krautheimer Straße 15, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
45. ↑ LEO-BW.de: half-timbered house (Alte Schloßstraße 11, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
46. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Ev. Parish church (Alte Schloßstraße 13, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
47. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Catholic parish church (Alte Schloßstraße 62, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
48. ↑ LEO-BW.de: House (village 72, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.
49. ↑ LEO-BW.de: Town Hall (Dorfstraße 109, Bad Mergentheim) . Online at www.leo-bw.de. Retrieved February 23, 2019.

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