Aschaffenburg
a walk around town
my apologies: the heat must have affected brain & camera at times Pompejanum
Herstallturm of 1595, a remnant of the town wall, used as torture chamber – or so the guidebook says Fußgängerzone – pedestrian shopping section leading to the old town
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open air market near the Johannnisburg Palace view from the palace gardens towards Main Rriver and Pompejanum
Around the Stiftsbasilika
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Reconstructed 16th century building at right, which originally housed a pharmacy, the Löwenapotheke. Stiftsmuseum at center.
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Virgin and child, 13th century St. Martin and the mendicant, 1440 Duke Otto of Suebia & Bavaria, who died in battle against the Saracenes 982
around 1500
chess board, front & back, around 1300—the oldest of its kind known in Germany ![]()
Reconstructed votive altar of the beneficius Gaius Caesonius Senilis from nearby Stockstadt.
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