Town walls in Sulzbach am Main

The town walls include multiple defensive structures with towers and gates constructed from local stone materials along the perimeter of Sulzbach am Main.

The fortification system originated in the late Middle Ages and expanded during the 15th century when the town required enhanced protection against military threats.

The walls remain central to local identity, with educational programs teaching residents and visitors about defensive architecture in medieval Bavaria.

Visitors can access the preserved sections of the walls, including the round tower near the former southern gate, at coordinates 49.909444, 9.153167.

The fortification incorporates specialized windows and arrow slits, demonstrating medieval military engineering principles used for defending the Main River settlement.

Location: Sulzbach am Main

GPS coordinates: 49.90944,9.15317

Latest update: March 7, 2025 07:50