History
7 places in Miltenberg
Apothekenmuseum (Pharmacy Museum)
A museum housed in the historic rooms of the 500-year-old "Zum Einhorn" town pharmacy, tracing the history of Miltenberg's apothecary and of pharmacy in Europe.
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.
Michaelismesse
since 1367The Michaelismesse is Miltenberg's tradition-steeped folk festival on the banks of the Main, with roots reaching back to the year 1367.
Mud
The Mud is a roughly 25-kilometre river rising in the Odenwald that flows into the Main from the left at Miltenberg, right past the Laurentius Chapel.
Römerschanze
The Römerschanze – officially the earthwork "Ohrenbacher Schanze" and locally also called Heunenschüssel or Vielbrunner Schanze – is a prehistoric or early-medieval rampart enclosure on the Geißberg ridge above the Ohrenbach valley. Whether the rectangular earthwork dates from Roman or early-medieval times remains an open question to this day.
Stolpersteine in Miltenberg
44 memorial stones set into the pavement honour Nazi victims in Miltenberg – a project by artist Gunter Demnig.
