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Miltenberg Facts & Customs

11 entries about Miltenberg

Gedenkstein für Förster Eichler

Memorial in Miltenberg, Miltenberg.

Geisenhof

Isolated hamlet in a forest clearing in the south of Miltenberg's municipal area, surrounded by woodland between Reichartshausen and Windischbuchen.

Incorporation of Breitendiel

A memorial plaque in Miltenberg's Breitendiel district commemorates the incorporation of the former church village into the town of Miltenberg on 1 January 1971.

New Jewish Cemetery

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One of two Jewish cemeteries in Miltenberg, established in 1904 at Klausrain in the Bergstraße-Odenwald Nature Park.

Old Jewish Cemetery

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One of two Jewish cemeteries in Miltenberg, nestled against the town's southeastern medieval wall in Lower Franconia.

Schützenverein Schippach 1929

Archaeological site in Miltenberg, Miltenberg.

Stolpersteine in Miltenberg

44 memorial stones set into the pavement honour Nazi victims in Miltenberg – a project by artist Gunter Demnig.

Synagogue

Former synagogue in Miltenberg whose domed sanctuary was destroyed down to the basement in 1938 – now a listed building.

Permanently closedKalt-Loch-Bräu© Plagman · CC BY-SA 4.0

Kalt-Loch-Bräu

since 1580
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Miltenberg's oldest brewery — founded in 1580 and family-run right up until its closure.

Kastell Miltenberg-Ost (Miltenberg-Ost Fort)

Where the Main Limes meets the river and the Vorderer Limes begins – a Roman frontier fort now completely built over.

No longer existsWallhausen (near Miltenberg)© Rheinpaul · CC0

Wallhausen (near Miltenberg)

A medieval deserted town on the river Main that lost out to nearby Miltenberg and survives today only as the foundations of a church tower.

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