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Today housing a museum.
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St. Georg Church is a striking late Gothic hall church at the heart of medieval old town. Built between 1448 and 1499 by Nicolaus Eseler, it features soaring sandstone columns, a luminous interior, and a remarkable ribbed vault supported by eleven pairs of pillars. The 65-meter tower, inherited from an earlier Romanesque church, offers panoramic views when accessible. Inside, visitors can admire six ornate altars, including the famed Brezenfenster—a stained-glass window donated by the bakers’ guild, symbolizing civic pride. The church hosts regular organ concerts and is open daily.
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A timber-framed house.
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A mill.
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