List of street names in Tauberbischofsheim

District and location of the city of Tauberbischofsheim

Coat of arms of the city of Tauberbischofsheim

This list of street names of Tauberbischofsheim shows the names of the current and historical streets , alleys, paths and squares of the city of Tauberbischofsheim and its districts ( Dienstadt , Distelhausen , Dittigheim with Hof Steinbach , Dittwar with the settlement Heidenkessel , Hochhausen , Impfingen , and Tauberbischofsheim-Stadt with the Dittwar train station ) as well as their origin, namesake or meaning, if known. In the course of the regional reform in Baden-Württemberg , individual streets were renamed because otherwise they would have occurred twice.

The article is part of the higher-level list of street names in the Main-Tauber district . The list does not claim to be complete.

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A.

View over the Taubertal Bridge to the Tauberbischofsheim junction ,
A 81

• A 81 - The federal highway 81 (from Würzburg to Gottmadingen ) crosses the Taubertal between the Tauberbischofsheimer districts of Distelhausen and Dittigheim with the "Taubertalbrücke" . With the junction Tauberbischofsheim (junction 3) there is a motorway exit in the city area. The ascents of the A 81 from the Taubertal on both sides of the Tauberbischofsheim junction are marked with three lanes for uphill traffic. The junction triangle Würzburg-West (junction 1) and Gerchsheim (junction 2) are both on the boundary of the Lower Franconian community of Kist in the district of Würzburg . The next connection points in the Main-Tauber district follow with the connection point Ahorn (connection point 4) and Boxberg (connection point 5).
• Abt-Brandt-Straße - in the Dittigheim district.
• Adam-Ries-Straße - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks ; named after the arithmetic master Adam Ries .
• Ahornstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.

Tauberbischofsheim Hospital , Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse 37

• Albert-Einstein-Straße - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks; named after the physicist Albert Einstein .
• Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse - named after the Franco-German doctor Albert Schweitzer . The Tauberbischofsheimer Hospital is located on Albert Schweitzer Strasse. Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse is also the Alte Würzburger Strasse in the direction of Würzburg . In the past, the streets almost always climbed uphill from the front, which can also be seen on the old Würzburger Straße. First the ascent to the Brenner, then the further ascent in the area of ​​the second mountain, the Edelberg.
• Alte Steige - in the district of Hochhausen.
• Old Wertheimer Strasse
• Am Baumgarten - in the Impfingen district.
• At the picture
• Am Brenner - Originally the name probably comes from a Berenntal , also Brennental , located between two mountains. Finally, the first mountain (the second mountain is the Edelberg) was named after it: Brenner. A legend provides another possible explanation: On the burner stood a city that burned down. Hence Brenner.
• Am Brunnenrain - in the Distelhausen district.
• At the Dittwar train station - at the Dittwar train station residential area, Tauberbischofsheim district.
• Am Dörrlein - in the Distelhausen district.
• Am Dorf - in the Dittwar district and runs parallel to Gissigheimer Strasse.

Motorway police station TBB,
Am Eichelberg 1

• On Eichelberg - in the Distelhausen district.
• In the hallway - in the Impfingen district.
• At the Fronbrunnen - At the Fronbrunnenäckern between Tauberbischofsheim and Hochhausen. Meanwhile mainly built by VS Vereinigte Spezialmöbelfabriken
• On the slope - in the Distelhausen district.
• On the Heimbergsflur
• Am Höhberg - Located on the so-called Höhberg between Tauberbischofsheim and Dittigheim.
• Am Jüdlein - in the Distelhausen district.
• Am Käpelle - in the Distelhausen district.
• At the cherry orchard
• Am Miltenstein - in the Impfingen district.
• Am Neuberg - in the Impfingen district.
• At the parish vineyard - in the Distelhausen district.
• Am Rain - in the Impfingen district.
• At the partridge - in the Impfingen district.
• At the playground - in the Dittwar district. There is a large children's playground on the street.
• At the Sprait
• At the States - in the Impfingen district.
• At the Stadtschreiber - in the Dittigheim district.
• On Tiefen Weg - in the Dienstadt district.
• At the pond - in the Dittwar district near a pond. In the local dialect, the pond is also called Wejd / Weed . Colloquially, this stands for a drinking trough or a wide watering hole.
• Am Wiesenbach - at the Dittwar train station residential area, Tauberbischofsheim district.

Tauberbischofsheim fire station,
Am Wört 2

• At Wört - at Tauberbischofsheimer Wörtplatz.
• Amtstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• At the railway - in the Hochhausen district.
• At Friedrichshöhe - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks.
• On the goose forehead - in the Dittigheim district.
• At the clay pit
• On the Setz - in the Hochhausen district.
• Junction Tauberbischofsheim - junction of the A 81 between the districts of Dittigheim and Distelhausen
• Anton-Schwan-Strasse
• Armstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Asternweg - in the Impfingen district.

B.

The Tauberbischofsheim train station with the Euro Akademie, Bahnhofstrasse

AIM Academy Tauberbischofsheim, Blumenstrasse 2 Tauberbischofsheim Media Library, Blumenstrasse 5

• B 27 - Bundesstraße 27 (from Blankenburg to Schaffhausen ) runs through Tauberbischofsheim in the direction of Königheim . Before it was built, Königheimer Strasse was the main route from Tauberbischofsheim to Königheim. The B 27 runs from Tauberbischofsheim to the Tauberbischofsheim junction of the federal motorway 81. From there it continues as the B 290.
• B 290 - The federal highway 290 begins in the Tauberbischofsheimer urban area and leads over the district Distelhausen in the direction of Lauda-Königshofen and Bad Mergentheim . The B 290 runs from there to Westhausen .
• Bachgasse
• Baden Ring
• Badgasse - The Badgasse is located at the Badgarten in Tauberbischofsheim. There was a bath in the Badgarten until 1955. It was a bath tub built in 1880, in which the population could give their bodies a thorough cleansing. Most citizens did not have their own showers until the 1960s. When the Tauberbischofsheimer Festhalle was built in the 1950s with an attached bath, the Frankenbad Tauberbischofsheim , the population no longer needed the bath garden.
• Bahnhofstrasse
• Barbarossaweg
• Little tree
• Baumgartenweg - in the Distelhausen district.
• Beethovenstrasse
• At the sewage treatment plant - The Tauberbischofsheim sewage treatment plant is located on this street. There is also a recycling center next to it.
• At the kindergarten - in the Distelhausen district. The eponymous Catholic day care center St. Josef is located on this street.
• Mountain path - in the Distelhausen district.
• Bergstrasse - also in the Distelhausen district.
• Beundstrasse - in the Impfingen district.
• Birch path
• Bleichstrasse
• Flower Street
• Bödeleinsweg
• Bonifatiusstrasse
• Brahmsweg
• Brehmbachstraße - Runs from the main street in Tauberbischofsheim in the direction of the Brehmbach .
• Burner ring
• Brentanoweg
• Brückenstraße - in the Impfingen district.
• Brunnengasse - in the Impfingen district.
• Bundesautobahn 81 - The A 81 (from Würzburg to Gottmadingen) crosses the Taubertal between the Tauberbischofsheimer districts of Distelhausen and Dittigheim. With the junction Tauberbischofsheim there is a motorway exit in the city area.
• Bundesstrasse - in the Distelhausen district. It leads through the entire place. Before and after the place referred to as K 2814.
• Burgundy Trail
• Burgweg
• Buscherstrasse

C.

• Clausingstrasse

D.

Tax office Tauberbischofsheim, Dr.-Burger-Straße 1 Kaufm. Schule Tauberbischofsheim , Dr.-Ulrich-Straße 1

• Dahlienweg - in the Impfingen district.
• Daimlerstrasse
• Dittigheimer Strasse
• Dittigheimer way
• Dittwarer Strasse - at the Dittwar train station residential area , Tauberbischofsheim district, in the direction of Dittwar. Named L 578 after the small settlement.
• Village Square - This square is located in Dittwar. A maypole festival and a village festival are held here every year.
• Dr.-Burger-Strasse
• Dr. Stöcker way
• Dr.-Ulrich-Straße - named after Philipp Adam Ulrich .
• Duderstädter Allee - Duderstadt has been a twin town in Eichsfeld in southeastern Lower Saxony since 1961 . The two municipalities were linked by the federal aid program for “cities in poorly structured rural areas” and the support and strengthening of the cities in the former zone border area , which also included Duderstadt. Duderstädter Allee was built in the Kirschengarten residential area at the end of the 20th century.
• Dürerstrasse

E.

• Eichendorffstrasse
• Eichstrasse
• Eiersheimer Weg - in the Hochhausen district and runs towards Eiersheim .
• Narrow alley - in the Dittigheim district.
• Eppstrasse
• Erlenstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.

F.

The Sable Castle in Distelhausen, today used as a district media center, Flurstrasse 2

Double picture cane on the local connection path from Dittigheim to Hof Steinbach , the Frombergstraße

• Fichtenweg
• Fisherman's Gardens - in the Dienstadt district.
• Fischgäßchen - This street is named after a small fish pond. On February 23, 1835, the city administration informed a farmer that they wanted to exchange the old tower and the area in which the pond was located.
• Fliederstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• Fliederweg - in the Impfingen district.
• Flürlein - in the Hochhausen district.
• Flurstraße - in the Distelhausen district.
• Frankenpassage
• Frauenstrasse
• Friedhofsstrasse
• Friesenweg
• Froebelstrasse
• Frombergstrasse - in the Dittigheim district. It is the local connection to the small settlement Hof Steinbach on the Dittigheim area. Along the Frombergstraße there are large parts of the Dittigheim vineyards on the middle Fromberg.
• Spring Street - in the Distelhausen district.
• Frühmeßgasse - in the Dittigheim district.

G

Administrative headquarters of the Main-Tauber district in Tauberbischofsheim, Gartenstrasse 1

The Distelhäuser Brewery , Grünsfelder Strasse 3

• Gäßleinsgärten - in the Dienstadt district.
• Ganter Campus - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks ; named after the local branch of Ganter Interior .
• gardenstreet
• Gerbergasse - The rich tanners once lived in this alley. It is a small, curved alley, the location of which was functionally predetermined: “In the tinder mills, oak bark was pounded and then ground. The tanners obtained the ground oak bark, called tan, from them and strewed it between the soaked animal hides, which were tanned into leather using the tannic acid contained in the tan. After the tanning process, which had to be repeated several times and lasted for many months, the hides had to be washed off with plenty of water. This tan broth turned red-brown, which is how the name red tanner came about. Because of the reddish polluted sewage, red tanners (tanners) always had their place at the exit of the city and near a stream or canal. In Bischofsheim, too, the Gerbergasse reached as far as the Mühlkanal. "
• Gissigheimer Straße - in the Dittwar district and runs towards Gissigheim .
• Gissigheimer Weg - This path is located in the Dittwar district.
• Glashüttenweg - in the Dittigheim district.
• Glockengraben - In this street, bells were probably cast by external bell-makers in the past. The casting of bells is documented in various places in the Tauber area, for example in Königheim in 1642. It is possible that the Great Bell or St. Mary's Bell and the Salveglocke of St. Martin's Church were cast in Bischofsheim in 1448. The inscriptions suggest this. The small baptismal bell may also have been cast in Bischofsheim in 1615.
• Glockenweg
• Goethestrasse
• Götzenberg - in the Dittwar district.
• Gotenweg
• Grabenweg
• Grasbergstrasse - in the Dittwar district.
• Grünewaldstrasse
• Grünsfelder Strasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• Gymnasiumstrasse

H

Tauberbischofsheim Cemetery,
Hochhäuser Strasse 1 (below),
Dr.-Ulrich-Strasse (above)

VS Vereinigte Spezialmöbelfabriken and the VS School Museum , Hochhäuser Straße 8

• Main road
• Haydnweg - named after Joseph Haydn (1732–1809), an Austrian composer of the Viennese classical period
• Hebelweg - named after Johann Peter Hebel (1760–1826), a German writer, clergyman and teacher who is generally considered a pioneer of Alemannic dialect literature and is also known for numerous calendar stories written in Standard German
• Heckfelder Straße - in the Dittwar district and runs towards Heckfeld . Before the construction of the local bypass road (L 578), it was, together with the valley road, the main connecting road from Tauberbischofsheim through the village of Dittwar to Heckfeld.
• Heineweg
• Herbelweg - This path is located in the Dittigheim district.
• Herderweg
• Herrenmühle
• Hintere Gasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Hintere Torstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• High rise street
• Hockergräberstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Höhbergstrasse
• Hof Steinbach - in the hamlet of Hof Steinbach , Dittigheim district.
• Hohenstrasse - in the Impfingen district.
• Hölderlinweg

I.

• Im Gäßlein - in the Impfingen district.
• Basically - in the Dienstadt district.
• In the Stickelgarten - in the Hochhausen district.
• Impfinger path - in the Dienstadt district and runs towards Impfingen .

J

• Johanneskreuzstraße - in the Dittigheim district.
• Josef-Dürr-Strasse
• Julius-Echter-Straße - in the Impfingen district.
• Julius-Berberich-Straße - among other things author of the book History of the City of Tauberbischofsheim and the District . Tauberbischofsheim 1895.
• Johannes-Kepler-Straße - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks ; named after Johannes Kepler .

K

Catholic parish church St. Bonifatius , Tauberbischofsheim, Kapellenstrasse 2

• K 2814 - Kreisstraße 2814 runs from the Dittigheim district in the direction of Distelhausen and from there to Gerlachsheim .
• K 2815 - Kreisstraße 2815 runs from the Hochhausen district in the direction of Tauberbischofsheim. There it flows into Pestalozziallee.
• K 2816 - Kreisstraße 2816 branches off the L 504 (Tauberbischofsheim-Külsheim) and leads to the Dienstadt district. At the other end of Dienststadt, the K 2816 leads back to the L 504 in the direction of Külsheim .
• K 2880 - District road 2880 runs from the Hochhausen district in the direction of Uissigheim and from Hochhausen to Werbach .
• K 2881 - Kreisstraße 2881 runs near Dienstadt for a short time on the Tauberbischofsheimer district. It branches off from the L 504 (Tauberbischofsheim-Külsheim) and leads in the direction of Eiersheim .
• Tiled Street
• Kapellenstrasse
• Carthusian Ring - in the Hochhausen district.
• Kasernenstraße - named because of the former Kurmainz barracks in Tauberbischofsheim.
• Kastanienallee - in the Dittigheim district.
• Celtic way
• Kilianstrasse
• Kirchenbergring - in the Impfingen district.
• Kirchgäßchen
• Church path - in the Dittwar district. It leads to the parish church of St. Laurentius . The road ends in a dead end on both sides. These two parts of the street are only connected by a pedestrian path.
• Kirchplatz - in the Impfingen district. The parish church of St. Nicholas is located on it . Another, former church square in Tauberbischofsheim is now called St.-Lioba-Platz.

Evangelical Christ Church , Tauberbischofsheim, Kirchweg 6

• Kirchweg
• Klesbergstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Klinge - in the Distelhausen district.
• Klostergasse
• Monastery courtyard
• Kolpingstrasse
• Königheimer Straße - Before the construction of the B 27, this road was the main connecting road from Tauberbischofsheim to Königheim . Today Königheimer Strasse is a residential area.

Dittwar cemetery and the beginning of the pilgrimage route to Kreuzhölzle , Kreuzweg 5

• Königheimer Weg - in the Dienstadt district and runs towards Königheim.
• Königheimer Weg - This path is located in the Dittwar district in the Dittwarer Ölkuchen vineyard.
• Krainerweg - in the Impfingen district.
• Krautgartenweg
• Way of the Cross
• Külsheimer Straße - This street begins at the Zipf roundabout in Tauberbischofsheim and runs to the end of the houses in the direction of Külsheim . Thereafter recorded as L 504.
• Külsheimer Weg - in the Dienstadt district.
• Kurmainzring
• Short street - in the Dienstadt district. See also Lange Gasse in Dienstadt.
• Short paths - in the Distelhausen district.

L.

City Church St. Martin , Liobaplatz 1

• L 504 - Landesstraße 504 runs from Tauberbischofsheim in the direction of Külsheim . From the Zipf roundabout to the end of the last houses, still referred to as Külsheimer Straße.
• L 506 - Landesstraße 506 runs from the Impfingen district to Werbach and from Impfingen to Tauberbischofsheim.
• L 512 - Landesstraße 512 runs from the Distelhausen district in the direction of Grünsfeld .
• L 578 - Landesstraße 578 runs from Tauberbischofsheim in the direction of Großrinderfeld . In Tauberbischofsheim the L 578 joins the B 27. At the Tauberbischofsheimer Wohnplatz Bahnhof Dittwar the L 578 starts again and runs over the Dittwar district towards Heckfeld.
• Lange Gasse - in the Dienstadt district. See also the Kurz Gasse in Dienstadt.
• Lange Steig - in the Impfingen district.
• La Roche Way
• Laurentiusbergstrasse
• Laurentiusstrasse - in the Dittwar district. The parish church of St. Laurentius is on the road .
• Leintalblick - in the Impfingen district. It enables a view of the Leintal on the other side of the Taubertal. There are Impfinger vineyards in the Leintal.
• Leintalstrasse
• Lerchenrain - branches off in the Dittwar district to the Lerchenrain residential area
• Lessingweg
• Lindenstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• Lindenweg
• Liobaplatz - colloquial name, see officially under: St.-Lioba-Platz.
• Liobastraße - colloquial name, see officially under: St.-Lioba-Straße.
• Lortzingweg
• Ludwig-Mönch-Strasse
• Lupinenweg - in the Impfingen district.

M.

Building ensemble on the market square

Tauberbischofsheimer Rathaus, Marktplatz 8

• Little Mäuerlein - in the Hochhausen district.
• Manggasse - This alley was once home to wealthy managers and dyers.
• Marie-Curie-Straße - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks ; named after Marie Curie .

• Marketplace
• Martinsgasse
• Max-Planck-Straße - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks; named after Max Planck .
• Mergentheimer Straße - in the town of Tauberbischofsheim and runs towards Bad Mergentheim .
• Merowingerstraße - in the Dittigheim district.
• Mittbergweg
• Mittelort - in the Dittwar district.
• Middle alley
• Mittlere Sonnenhalde - like the Untere Sonnenhalde and Obere Sonnenhalde in the Dittwar district.
• Mörikeweg
• Mozart path
• Muckbachweg - at the Dittwar station residential area, Tauberbischofsheim district. The Muckbach flows into the Brehmbach at the Dittwar station .
• Mühlenwörth - in the Hochhausen district.
• Mühlgasse
• Mühlrainstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Museumstrasse

N

• Nelkenweg - in the Impfingen district.
• Nelly-Sachs-Weg - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks ; named after the poet Nelly Sachs .
• Neubaugasse - in the Hochhausen district.
• New home
• Niels-Bohr-Straße - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks; named after Niels Bohr .

O

• Oberdorf - in the Dienstadt district. See also the street Unterdorf in Dienstadt.
• Upper Beund
• Upper Alley
• Obere Sonnenhalde - like the Untere Sonnenhalde and Mittlere Sonnenhalde in the Dittwar district.
• Obere Torstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Oberer Kirchberg - in the Dienstadt district. The street Unterer Kirchberg runs a little below.
• Oberer Ölkuchenweg - This trail is located in the Dittwar district in the Dittwarer Ölkuchen vineyard.
• Oldenburger Strasse - in the Hochhausen district.

Schulzentrum am Wört, Pestalozziallee 6 Fechtzentrum Tauberbischofsheim , Pestalozziallee 12

P

• Park view - in the Distelhausen district.
• Pestalozziallee
• Pfarrgasse - in the Hochhausen district. Another, former parish street in Tauberbischofsheim is now called St.-Lioba-Straße.
• Plan - in the Impfingen district. The so-called "plan" is the old Impfinger town center or village square. In the local dialect "Ploo". A village pavilion with toilet was built on the plan in the 2010s and is used for local cultural events, for example the "Ploofest" (local dialect for plan festival).

R.

• Raiffeisenweg - in the Impfingen district.
• Ramminger Strasse
• Rathausplatz - in the Dittigheim district.
• Rathausstrasse - in the Hochhausen district.
• Rentamtsgasse - This street in the former suburb is reminiscent of the Leiningen Rentamt that was located there from 1857 to 1931 .
• Richard-Trunk-Strasse
• Riedernstrasse
• Riemenschneiderstrasse
• Rilkeweg
• Ring road
• Robert-Koch-Strasse - on the site of the former Kurmainz barracks ; named after Robert Koch .
• Roller mill
• Roman road
• Rosengasse
• Rosenstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• Ruhbankstraße - in the Dittigheim district.

S.

Kurmainzisches Schloss with tower tower , building ensemble, Schloßplatz 7 The Tauberbischofsheimer Christmas market in front of Kurmainzisches Schloss Schloßplatz 7

• Sachsenweg
• Sheep way
• Scheffelweg
• Schiller Street
• Schirrmannweg
• Slaughterhouse
• Battle road
• Schloßplatz - place in front of the Kurmainzischen Schloss Tauberbischofsheim , a medieval town castle converted into a castle. The Schloßplatz was once called Burgplatz. In the period from 1937 to 1957, when the Kurmainzische Schloss with the " Higher Commercial School " housed a previous school of the Tauberbischofsheim Commercial School , the square was called Schulplatz. During the time of National Socialism , the NSDAP local group Tauberbischofsheim was represented on Schloßplatz in addition to the higher commercial school . The Tauber Franconian Landscape Museum has been located in the Kurmainzischen Schloss on Schloßplatz since 1970. Since 1995 the traditional "Tauberbischofsheimer Christmas Market" has been held on two Advent weekends, from Friday to Sunday, on the Schlossplatz and in the castle cellar of the Kurmainzischer Schloss. Before that, the Christmas market was held on the market square from 1983 to 1994. During the Christmas market, the Tauber Franconian Landscape Museum in the Kurmainzisches Schloss is open to the public on Schloßplatz on a daily basis . The rustically furnished castle cellar and the hunting lodge in the castle are also open to visitors. In addition, the Schloßplatz is used annually during the Tauberbischofsheim Old Town Festival as well as for a wine festival and an open-air cinema.
• Schloßstraße - in the Distelhausen district. The Sable Castle is located nearby .
• Schloßweg
• Schmiedegasse - in the Hochhausen district.

Local court Tauberbischofsheim , Schmiederstraße 22

Baden Big Bobby Car Championship in Tauberbischofsheim, where the Stauferring flows into Duderstädter Allee

• Schmiederstrasse
• Cutting mill
• Schubertstrasse
• Schulgasse - in the Hochhausen district.
• Way to school - in the Dittwar district. It runs from Gissigheimer Straße to Laurentiushalle. The Dittwar primary school was once located there. The primary school children in Dittwar have been attending the Christian Morgenstern School in Tauberbischofsheim since it was closed.
• Schulzengasse - in the Hochhausen district.
• Schürerweg - in the Hochhausen district.
• Schützenweg
• Schwabenweg
• Serpentine path
• Siemensstrasse
• Sunny spot
• Speerstrasse
• Spitalweg
• St. Lioba Square - colloquially just Liobaplatz.
• St.-Lioba-Straße - colloquially just Liobastraße.
• Stadionweg
• Stammbergweg
• Stauferring

View over Dittwar to the Steigegraben and the path on its right slope, the Steigweg

• Steige - in the Dittwar district in the village.
• Steigweg - also in the Dittwar district. Along the crate trench so-called climbing path extends as Ortsverbindungsweg toward upper Lauda . In the local dialect of Dittwar, the Steigegraben and the path leading to the valley on the right edge of its cut in the terrain are both called Staach [ ʃdaːx ], corresponding to the regional expression for the southern German word Steige .
• Steinbacher way
• Stony path - in the Dittwar district.
• Steppersgasse - in the Hochhausen district.
• Stifterstrasse
• Stick won
• Stormweg
• Struwepfad - The path owes its name to the carpenter Josef Zugelder, who in 1848 resisted the demolition of the tower tower . Zugelder was also called "Struwe" after the well-known radical 1848 revolutionary Gustav Struve . Because of this nickname, the street where his house used to be is now called “Struwepfad”.
• Sudetenstrasse - after the Germans were expelled from Czechoslovakia , numerous Sudeten German families settled in the region
• Synagogengasse - in the Dittigheim district.

T

Matthias Grünewald High School , Taubenhausweg 2

• Valley view - in the Dienstadt district.
• Talstrasse - in the Dittwar district. Before the construction of the local bypass road (L 578), it was the main connecting road from Tauberbischofsheim through the village of Dittwar to Heckfeld, together with Heckfelder Straße.
• Tannenbergstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Tannenweg
• Taubenhausweg
• Taubentalweg - in the Dittigheim district. It leads into the Taubentalgraben.
• Tauberblick - in the Distelhausen district. It allows a view of the Taubertal .
• Tauber Bridge
• Tauberhell - in the Impfingen district.

The Tauber bridge the A 81 through the Tauber between the neighborhoods Distelhausen and Dittigheim

• Taubertalbrücke - the federal motorway 81 leads between the districts of Dittigheim and Distelhausen over the Tauber .
• Taubertalstrasse - in the Impfingen district.
• Teicht - in the Impfingen district.
• Tiefengasse - in the Impfingen district.
• Torgartenstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• Torgartenweg - in the Dittigheim district.
• Fitness-yourself-path
• Tulpenstrasse - in the Distelhausen district.
• Tulpenweg - in the Impfingen district.

U

• Uhlandweg
• Ulmenweg
• Unterdorf - in the Dienstadt district. See also the street Oberdorf in Dienstadt.
• Untere Beund - in the district of Hochhausen.
• Lower alley
• Untere Sonnenhalde - like the Mittlere Sonnenhalde and Obere Sonnenhalde in the Dittwar district.
• Untere Torstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Unterer Kirchberg - in the Dienstadt district. The street Oberer Kirchberg runs a little above.

V

Frankenbad Tauberbischofsheim , Vitryallee 9

• Veit-Stoss-Strasse
• Veitsstrasse - in the Dittigheim district.
• Traffic training area
• Vitryallee - In 1963 the partnership between the administrative region of North Baden and the French department of Marne was concluded. Inspired by this, Tauberbischofsheim entered into a partnership with the city of Vitry-le-François in the Grand Est region in 1966 .
• Von-Rieneck-Straße - in the Impfingen district.
• Von-Faber-Strasse
• Von-Ketteler-Weg

W.

Michael Weinig AG , Weinigstrasse 2 St. Wolfgang's ride on Whit Monday, Wolfgangstrasse

• Waldsteige - at the Dittwar train station residential area, Tauberbischofsheim district.
• Weickstrasse
• Weinigstrasse - named after Michael Weinig AG.
• Wellenbergstrasse
• Wertheimer Strasse
• Wieselweg - at the Dittwar train station residential area, Tauberbischofsheim district.
• Wilhelm-Busch-Strasse
• Wolfgangstrasse - in the Distelhausen district. It leads from the parish church of St. Markus to the St. Wolfgang chapel . There are numerous small monuments such as wayside shrines, stone crosses and statues in house wall niches along Wolfgangstrasse. Since 1472, the Distelhäuser Pfingstritt has been taking place on Whit Monday along Wolfgangstrasse to the St. Wolfgang Chapel.
• Wolfstalflurstrasse
• Wörtplatz
• Wortstrasse
• Würzburger Straße - runs in Tauberbischofsheim in the direction of Würzburg . Once there was another, (old) Würzburger Strasse, which is now called Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse.

Z

"Ploofest" in the old town center of Impfingen, the so-called "Plan", to the plan

Highway maintenance department TBB,
Zur Steige 13

• Zähringerweg
• Zehntfreistraße - in the Dittigheim district.
• Zehntgasse
• Zobelweg - in the Distelhausen district. It was named after the von Zobel family who once had a summer residence in Distelhausen with the Zobelschloss .
• Zugelderstraße - This street (north of Würzburger Straße) has been around since 1952.
• Zum Berg - in the Dienstadt district.
• Zum Brünnle - in the Distelhausen district.
• To kindergarten
• To the Mühlkanal - in the Impfingen district.
• To the upper gate - in the district of Hochhausen.
• To the plan - in the Impfingen district. The street Zum Plan leads to the old town center or village square, the so-called "Plan". In the local dialect "Ploo". A village pavilion with toilet was built on the plan in the 2010s and is used for local cultural events, for example the "Ploofest" (local dialect for plan festival).
• Zum Rohnberg - in the Impfingen district.
• To the snow box
• To the wheatear - in the Dittigheim district.
• To the Wehrgarten - in the Impfingen district.
• To Altenau
• To the Steige - in the Distelhausen district.
• To the Stickelgarten - in the Hochhausen district.
• To the tub - in the Dienstadt district.
• Kennel

Historic street names

A.

• ( Old ) Würzburger Strasse - Today: Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse.
• Armengasse - Today: Frauenstrasse.
• Arme Heimrichsgasse - mentioned in the Landschiederbuch in 1684, not mentioned anywhere else. The alley may have been named after a poor family named Haimrich or Haimerich who lived there.

B.

• Blumenstrasse - Davor Kühgasse . Former street name in the Dittwar district. According to the village chronicle from 1969, the two oldest farms in the village were located there. In addition, however, there is another flower street in Tauberbischofsheim today.
• Burgplatz - Today: Schloßplatz.
• Burggasse - Today: Zwinger.

D.

• Dörgei - Today: Eichstrasse.
• Dörgeigäßchen - Former connecting route. Inner path from Manggasse to Klostergasse, to the rear cloister courtyard.

E.

• Eichgasse - Eich - Today: Eichstrasse.

F.

• Frauengasse - As the courtyard buildings for the four women’s farms once stood here, until self-management was abandoned and the arable land was given in exchange for contributions in kind. The Frauengässchen is mentioned as late as 1845. Today: Blumenstrasse.
• Froschgraben - Froggraben

G

• Gerbgasse - Today: Gerbergasse.
• Grabengasse - Today: Ringstrasse.
• Grabenweg - Today: Upper part of Schmiederstraße.

H

• Heerstraße - The Romans built an army road that led from Castell Osterburken via Heckfeld, Oberlauda to the Tauber to enable the exchange of goods in Tauberland.
• Hohlweg - Above the Hochhausen district, a little below the Eiersheimer Weg. Today an extensive natural monument called Hohlweg Altenberg Flürlein / Küh / Kniebreche / Berglein / Altenberg .

J

• Judengässchen - Due to its location at the former synagogue in Hochhausen . Today: Steppersgasse and Schmiedegasse.

At the Wetterkreuz , the intersection of the former Celtic highways Main-Neckar and Spessart-Hohenlohe

K

• Celtic Fernstraßen - At the crossroads of the weather cross met in the time BC The two Celtic highways Main-Neckar and Spessart-Hohenlohe .
• Kirchgasse - Today: Martinsgasse. However, there is still a little church alley next to it.
• Church square - today: Liobaplatz. However, there is now another church square in the Impfingen district.
• Kühgasse - then Blumenstrasse . Former street names in the Dittwar district. According to the village chronicle from 1969, the two oldest farms in the village were located there.

P

• Pfarrgasse - Today: Liobastraße. There is also another Pfarrgasse in the Hochhausen district today.
• Pfarrgäßchen - The name of this alley, described without a name in the cited literature, is no longer known today. The name Pfarrgäßchen was chosen for this listing due to its former location near the rectory. The old quarter name is also known as Pfarrgäßchen. See also under the heading: "Nameless streets".

S.

• Schneckengraben - Below or along today's Schmiederstrasse.
• Schulplatz - Today: Schloßplatz.
• Schwanengasse - The name of this alley, described without a name in the cited literature, is no longer known today. The name Schwanengasse was chosen for this listing due to the former location of the Schwan Inn. See also under the heading: "Nameless streets".
• Moat

T

• Taubst - Today: Grabenweg.
• Turkey - Türkeigasse - Today: Eichstrasse.

W.

• ( Old ) Würzburger Strasse - Today: Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse. Today there is also another (new) Würzburger Straße in Tauberbischofsheim.

Biking and hiking trails

Cycle path crossing at Dittwar train station, Muckbachtal cycle path in the direction of Dittwar, Brehmbachtal cycle path in the direction of Tauberbischofsheim or Königheim

• Brehmbachtal cycle path, section from Tauberbischofsheim to Dittwar station.
• Jakobsweg Main-Taubertal
  • Stage 4: Gamburg - Tauberbischofsheim
  • Stage 5: Tauberbischofsheim - Lauda
• Muckbachtal cycle path, section from Dittwar train station to Dittwar.
• Taubertal panorama trail
  • Stage 3: Bad Mergentheim - Tauberbischofsheim
  • Stage 4: Tauberbischofsheim - Wertheim
• Taubertal cycle path , section from Distelhausen via Dittigheim, Tauberbischofsheim and Impfingen to Hochhausen.

Nameless streets

• "Pfarrgäßchen" - a street that is actually nameless or not known by name. Probably not a baptized street with a name. Since it was located at the former rectory and the old quarter name is also Pfarrgäßchen, this former alley is referred to as Pfarrgäßchen in this list.
• "Schwanengasse" - Actually nameless or not known by name street. Probably not a baptized street with a name. The longest and widest house on the market square used to be a half-rounded gate, which provided passage and drive through for the houses and courtyards behind the market square houses. Since the longest and widest house on the market square housed the Schwanen, i.e. the Gasthaus Schwan (later housewares Albitz, then Ising, a mixed hardware store of old, small-town business caliber), this former alley is referred to in this list as Schwanengasse. The alley was probably laid out according to plan and only disappeared from the cityscape with the later development.
• "Unterste Gasse" - Actually nameless street, not a historical alley. The alley was created by demolishing a house and is used as a passage or passage between Ringstrasse and Frauenstrasse. The alley is referred to as Unterste Gasse in this listing because it is in front of the Untere Gasse.

See also

• List of district roads in the Main-Tauber district
• List of cultural monuments in Tauberbischofsheim , with the cultural monuments of the city, sorted by street name

literature

• Franz Gehrig , Hermann Müller: Tauberbischofsheim . Association of Tauberfränkische Heimatfreunde e. V., Tauberbischofsheim 1997.

Web links

Commons : Streets and alleys in Tauberbischofsheim  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Commons : Places in Tauberbischofsheim  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Geographic information system of the Main-Tauber district (map view) at gistbb.de
• Bischofsheim - Bischeme - Büscheme - Tauberbischofsheim - TBB - Tauber . Descriptions of current and historical streets of Tauberbischofsheim on the website www.büscheme.de
• TAUBERBISCHOFSHEIM. New street names on Laurentiusberg. , March 12, 2012, www.mainpost.de

Individual evidence

1. ^ The state of Baden-Württemberg. Official description by district and municipality. Volume IV: Administrative region of Stuttgart, regional associations of Franconia and East Wuerttemberg . Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1980, ISBN 3-17-005708-1 , pp. 343-348.
2. ↑ LUBW: View of junction 3 Tauberbischofsheim (Permalink) at udo.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de
3. ↑ LUBW: View of junctions 1 Würzburg-West and 2 Gerchsheim (Permalink) at udo.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de
4. ↑ LUBW: View of junction 4 Ahorn (Permalink) at udo.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de
5. ↑ LUBW: View of junction 5 Boxberg (permalink) at udo.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de
6. ↑ ^{a b c d} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Alte Würzburger Strasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 28, 2018.
7. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Brenner . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved May 24, 2019.
8. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Fronbrunnenäcker . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved May 24, 2019.
9. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Höhberg . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved May 24, 2019.
10. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Sprait . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved May 24, 2019.
11. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Bachgasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
12. ↑ ^{a b c d} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Badgasse - Eichgasse (Eichstrasse) - Fischgäßchen . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
13. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Badgarten . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
14. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q} Gehrig / Müller, 1997, pp. 214–216 ( Some streets in the city ).
15. ↑ ^{a b c} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Blumenstrasse formerly Frauengasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
16. ↑ Corinna Egerer, Michael Latzel: Tauberbischofsheim, Fränkische Nachrichten, Tauberbischofsheim 2005, pp. 162–165 (twinning between Tauberbischofsheim and Duderstadt).
17. ↑ ^{a b c d} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Eichgasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 28, 2018.
18. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Fischgäßchen . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
19. ↑ ^{a b} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Frauenstrasse - Arm (en) gasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
20. ↑ Gehrig / Müller, 1997, p. 370 f.
21. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Gerbergasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 28, 2018.
22. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Heimat- und Kulturverein Dittwar e. V .: Manfred Maninger - Chronicle of the community of Dittwar, 1968 . online at www.hkvdittwar.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
23. ↑ ^{a b} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Grabenweg, Taubst . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
24. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Untere Hauptstrasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
25. ↑ ^{a b c d} Jürgen Wohlfarth: [Pfarr- and Kirchgäßchen Pfarr- and Kirchgäßchen ]. Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
26. ↑ ^{a b c d} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Kirchplatz / St. Liobaplatz . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
27. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Klostergasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
28. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Klosterhof . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
29. ↑ Catholic parish TBB: City Church St. Martin, Liobaplatz 1 . Online at www.kath-kirche-tbb.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
30. ↑ ^{a b c d} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Liobastraße formerly Pfarrgasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
31. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Manggasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 28, 2018.
32. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Marketplace . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
33. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Marktplatz II - Mission Cross . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
34. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Marktplatz III redesign . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
35. ^ ^{A b} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Martinsgasse formerly Kirchgasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
36. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Middle Alley . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
37. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Obere Gasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
38. ↑ ^{a b} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Ringstrasse formerly Grabengasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
39. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Rosengasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
40. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Castle . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
41. ↑ ^{a b c} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Schloßplatz formerly Burgplatz or Schulplatz . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
42. ↑ Chronicle: 75 years of the Tauberbischofsheim commercial school , TBB commercial school (ed.), StieberDruck GmbH, 113 pages, Tauberbischofsheim 1997, pp. 18, 97 u. 107-110.
43. ↑ City of Tauberbischofsheim City history ( Memento of the original from May 26, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . online at www.tauberbischofsheim.de. Accessed January 31, 2018. 
44. ↑ Christmas markets in Germany: Christmas market in Tauberbischofsheim . Online at www.weihnachtsmarkt-deutschland.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
45. ↑ Christmas markets in Germany: Tauberbischofsheimer Christmas market . online at www.weihnachtsmarkt-deutschland.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
46. ↑ ^{a b} City of Tauberbischofsheim: Christmas market: the scent of mulled wine, gingerbread and magic lights in front of the Kurmainzisches Schloss ( memento of the original from December 25, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Online at www.tauberbischofsheim.de. Accessed January 31, 2018. 
47. ↑ Fränkische Nachrichten: OPEN-AIR-KINO: The Rotary Club Tauberbischofsheim has five box office hits. Enjoy entertaining hits while doing good . July 19, 2014. Online at www.fnweb.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
48. ↑ Heike von Brandenstein, Fränkische Nachrichten: Open-air cinema promises open-air spectacles on Schlossplatz. Romantic, poetic and thoughtful ( memento of the original dated February 14, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Online at www.tauberbischofsheim.de. Accessed January 31, 2018. 
49. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Schloßweg . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
50. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Stadtgraben - Froschgraben (Fröschgraben) - Schneckengraben (below or along Schmiederstrasse) . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
51. ^ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Untere Gasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
52. ^ Corinna Egerer, Michael Latzel: Tauberbischofsheim, Fränkische Nachrichten, Tauberbischofsheim 2005, p. 162 f. and p. 166 f.
53. ↑ ^{a b} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Zwinger . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
54. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Dörgei - Wallachia, Mongolia, Bolagei, Kloa-Venedisch . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
55. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: Dörgeigäßchen . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
56. ↑ LUBW State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg: 81281150015 Hohlweg Altenberg Flürlein / Küh / Kniebreche / Berglein / Altenberg . Online at udo.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
57. ^ ^{A b} Jürgen Wohlfarth: Throughout the market square to the back houses and courtyards in the poor alley quarter - Schwanengasse . Online at www.büscheme.de. Accessed January 30, 2018.
58. ↑ ^{a b} Günther E. Ascher (author): Fascination Jakobsweg “Main-Taubertal”: A pilgrimage in 9 stages from Miltenberg am Main to Rothenburg ob der Tauber . RegioKom publishing house, Großheubach 2013.
59. ^ ^{A b} Tourism Association "Liebliches Taubertal": Hiking - Panorama Trail . Online at www.liebliches-taubertal.de. Accessed January 31, 2018.
60. ↑ Cycle Path Liebliches Taubertal The Classic ( Memento of the original from June 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , ADFC tour portal. 
61. ↑ Jürgen Wohlfarth: A nameless alley - the lowest alley . Online at www.büscheme.de. Retrieved January 29, 2018.