Hotels in Feuchtwangen, Germany

Feuchtwangen, German town in Bavaria, is one of the most interesting stops along the Romantic Road, Romantische Straße, which connects Würzburg and Füssen, from Lower Franconia to the German Alps. City rich in historical monuments and attractions, Feuchtwangen is famous for many festivals and cultural events that are held throughout the year.

The historical centre of Feuchtwangen is dominated by the Market Square (Marktplatz), overlooked by the old town hall - which is today the building of tourism agency, the old-style houses, the fountain of Röhrenbrunnen 1727. From the square, a staircase leads to the Romanesque cloister, Kreuzgang, where summer festivals are held, the Kreuzgangspiele, with performances by classical and modern artists: close to the cloister you can admire the artisan workshops, Handwerkerstuben, where you can see the original equipment of antique bakers, shoemakers, tin smelters, dyers and weavers.

One of the symbols of the city is the church-convent Stiftskirche in Romanesque style. Other places of tourist interest in Feuchtwangen are the former Office of Banks, Kastenamt, the fountain of pigeons, Taubenbrünnlein, the wheat market, Schranne, which houses a collection of antique fire equipment. Along the Museumsstrasse you get to the Museum of Franconia, Fränkisches Museum - one of the best museums of folk art in Germany, and to the original singers’ museum, Sängermuseum.