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Zeller Tor
Historic city gate with stone origins
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Erected in 1666, the Zeller Tor is a remarkable example of stone architecture, forming part of the bastion fortifications in Würzburg. As an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it includes the Frankfurter Straße 2 arch bridge.
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The gate was constructed from stone in 1666.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1666
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
You're standing before the Zeller Tor, a key element of Würzburg's bastion fortifications. Built in 1666, this city gate is a remarkable example of stone architecture and is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. To your left, you can see the arch bridge at Frankfurter Straße 2, which is part of this historical ensemble. Just behind you, about 102 meters southwest, is the Zeller Torhaus, another monument that highlights the historical significance of this site. Looking to the east, you'll find the Deutschhauskirche, approximately 169 meters away. Take a moment to absorb the details of this historic setting.
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Location
Nearby
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