Feuchtwangen
26 July 2014 Feuchtwangen has a history of more than 1200 years. A lot of historical buildings remain, dot the main square at the town centre. Feuchtwangen is named as the ' festival hall of Franconia ' with the four big festivals during the year and huge half-timber Franconia houses in the centre. The focal point of the square is the Röhrenbrunnen fountain build in 1726. The statue is Minerva , the Protectrewss of Commerce . At time of visit, it was full of colourful flowers. Other famous spots include: Romanesque cloisters, the Kreuzgang - dated from 12th century Handwerkerstuben - workshops preserved in their original state, e.g. a confectioner's, a dyer's, a potter's, a shoemaker's, etc. The collegiate church, the Stiftskirche - Different church parts dated between Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque periods. The altar, dedicated to Mary, was created in 1484 by Michae...