Hann. Münden

The city stands at the meeting point of the Fulda and Werra rivers, featuring over 700 traditional timber-framed houses from different centuries.

First mentioned in 802 as Gimundi in the donation deeds to Fulda Abbey, the settlement received its city rights during the second half of the 1100s.

The Renaissance Town Hall, constructed in the 14th century with renovations between 1603 and 1618, represents the architectural legacy of the municipality.

Several parking facilities exist near the city center, with the Parkplatz Blume opposite the Werrabrücke offering convenient access to main attractions.

The Weserstein stone marks the exact location where the Fulda and Werra rivers merge to form the Weser, creating a natural three-river junction point.

Location: Göttingen district

Location: Lower Saxony

Elevation above the sea: 123 m

Website: https://hann.muenden.de

GPS coordinates: 51.41667,9.65000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:37