Collegiate Church
Collegiate Church (13th / 14th century): replaced the Romanesque monastery church with Gothic choir, Altar to the Virgin Mary (1483)…
Sights and highlights Feuchtwangen
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Church (about 1257) with Baroque altar (about 1680) and late Gothic tabernacle.
‘Kleine Galerie’ exhibition
‘Kleine Galerie’ – exhibition of south German amateur artists., Copyright Tourist Information Feuchtwangen/Christoph Bender
Feuchtwangen Casino
Impressive with international flair, modern architecture and a wide range of profitable games of chance, such as Black Jack, roulette,…
Schranne
‘Schranne’ (grain store) with a collection of old fire-fighting equipment., Copyright Andreas Strunz
Kreuzgang Feuchtwangen
The Romanesque cloister probably dates back to the second half of the 12th century. It can be reached via a…
Market Place with Baroque fountain
Market Place (‘Franconia’s Festival Hall’) with Baroque fountain (1726), spacious patrician houses and historical half-timbered houses.
Kreuzgangspiele Feuchtwangen
Open-air theater has been performed in front of the Romanesque arcades of a former monastery since 1949. In the meantime,…
Craftsmen’s rooms
Craftsmen’s rooms in the west wing of the cloister with six complete workshops (confectioner, dyer, potter, pewterer, shoemaker and weaver).
Franconian Museum
Franconian Museum: one of Southern Germany’s most important museums of folk art with displays of artistically decorated household articles, glass,…
Feuchtwangen Christmas market
If you ask visitors what makes Feuchtwangen’s Christmas market so special, the answer is clear: the special atmosphere in the…
Singer Museum
Singer Museum: centre for documentation and research on German choirs with permanent exhibition. Unparalleled in Germany., Copyright Tourist Information Feuchtwangen/Andreas…