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Neurath House, Alsfeld – Town hall and market square Alsfeld loop from Alsfeld

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Neurath House, Alsfeld – Town hall and market square Alsfeld loop from Alsfeld

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Neurath House, Alsfeld – Town hall and market square Alsfeld loop from Alsfeld

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3.86km

40m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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612 m

Rittergasse, Alsfeld Old Town

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Not only here - in the entire old town of Alsfeld you will find lovingly restored half-timbered houses.

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Neurath House, Alsfeld

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One of the many half-timbered houses in Alsfeld. However, this one particularly stands out because it has been lovingly restored and prepared.

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The wedding house was the second stone building on the market square and forms a trilogy with the town hall and the wine house. The floors of the three-story building are separated by strong, continuous cornices. The windows are grouped into groups of two or three openings. The gable windows are divided into high rectangular fields by pilasters. The Renaissance building, built according to plans by the master builder Hans Meurer, abuts the market square with its two-story corner bay window. This bay window, decorated with two coats of arms, serves as an eye-catcher because the decorative gables with curved profiles and the shell at the top face the side streets. The walls of the upper floors are unadorned, only the portals are richly decorated with pilasters and flat triangular gables. The upper floors are accessible via a stone spiral staircase. The outside of the building was plastered again during the renovation in 1976.
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Walpurgis Church, Alsfeld

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The building history of the Walpurgis Church has been made accessible through excavations in 1971/72. The starting point was a relatively small Romanesque transept basilica in the area of today's nave. The core of today's building is formed by an early Gothic transept basilica from the middle of the 13th century, which was initially laid out around the original building and was only completed after its demolition with three low pairs of pillars. This Gothic church building included a choir building, which was replaced from 1393 by the existing late Gothic choir, which was one yoke longer and higher. The console figures attached to the buttresses show a clear influence by the sculptural art of the Prague cathedral master builder Peter Parler. On January 25, 1394, the original tower collapsed and was then rebuilt, the current octagonal tower with hood was only completed in 1543. The early Gothic nave was expanded from the middle of the 15th century by raising the pillars inside to form a hall church, completed in 1472, with the remains of the old nave walls remaining intact.

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