Aschaffenburg

a walk around town

the Pompejanum

my apologies: the heat must have affected brain & camera at times smiley Pompejanum

Herstallturm Fußgängerzone
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
open air market view from the palace gardens towards Main river
open air market near the Johannnisburg Palace view from the palace gardens towards Main Rriver and Pompejanum

Around the Stiftsbasilika
around the Stiftskirche around the Stiftskirche
Reconstructed 16th century building at right, which originally housed a pharmacy, the Löwenapotheke. Stiftsmuseum at center.

Stiftsmuseum
click on  Museumsrundgang  in the grey box at right
virgin and child, 13th century St. Martin and the mendicant Duke Otto of Suebia and Bavaria
Virgin and child, 13th century St. Martin and the mendicant, 1440 Duke Otto of Suebia & Bavaria, who died in battle against the Saracenes 982

altar around 1500
around 1500

chess board, front & back, around 1300—the oldest of its kind known in Germany
chess board back of chess board

votive altar

Reconstructed votive altar of the beneficius Gaius Caesonius Senilis from nearby Stockstadt.


the Pompejanum, click here
Pompejanum

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