Discover Gmünd's hidden alleys: Gässlestour on June 7th!
Discover Gmünd's hidden alleys: Gässlestour on June 7th!
On Saturday, June 7th, the fascinating world of the streets of Schwäbisch Gmünd will open again for all prisoners and those interested in history. The next Gmünder Gässlestour starts at 2 p.m. at the I-Punkt, directly at Marktplatz 37/1. For only 8 euros for adults and 4 euros for pupils, students and students, participants can go on a trip full of stories, secrets and historical anecdotes about an hour's hour. Registration is absolutely necessary due to the limited number of participants and can either be made directly in the I-Punkt or by phone at 07171/603-4250, as the city of Schwäbisch Gmünd reports .
The tour is led by the experienced city guide Sabine Leicht, who gives the participants exciting insights into the history of the oldest Stauferstadt in the region. During the tour it goes through inviting alleys such as Kappelgasse, Honiggasse, Schmiedgassen, Mühlbergle and Postgasse. A special highlight is the honeygasse, which was once the domain of craftsmen, including Küfer, which made wine barrels. Here, visitors can also look at the stone rat, which is reminiscent of the plague in the Middle Ages, and learn more about the famous “architectural house” and the Bantelian courtyards. If you then stroll over the Kappelgasse, it becomes clear why she has a historical connection to Carlo Pedersoli, better known as Bud Spencer, like Die Gmünder Tagesposta city with history
Schwäbisch Gmünd looks back on a long and moving story that extends until 1162 when the city was mentioned in a document. The Gmünder Marktplatz, which was once a swamp area, is now a pulsating center that was significantly shaped by the foundation of the city. The waterlest tour also leads past important monuments, such as the rotten tower, which was built in 1350 and originally served to accommodate defaulting taxpayers. After a devastating fire in 1968, it was re-established and is one of the 23 towers of the extended city wall, explains The Gmünder daily mail .
If you visit Schwäbisch Gmünd, you should not miss the old town that comes up with its gold and silver tradition. The waterlest tour not only offers cultural insights, but also the opportunity to linger when looking at the small cafes and restaurants. In addition, there are quiet places in the area, such as the Grabenallee am Josefsbach, which are perfect for a little break. As a recommendation for exploring, the tourism pages present a blooming city tour that makes the heart of the city experienced with all its churches, monasteries, alleys and historical places, such as tourism BW describes.
be there when it says: Discover the living story of Schwäbisch Gmünd! The waterlest tour is a wonderful way to re -experience the city and immerse yourself in the stories of the past.
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