Fortification
Freistadt, Oberösterreich, Österreich
- All weather
The almost completely preserved fortifications of Freistadt date back to the Gothic period. You can visit the towers and gates on a tour around the town:
Linzertor: The foundation walls date back to the 13th century.
Bürgerkorpsturm: This tower dates from around 1390 and stands at the south-west corner of the town.
Salzhof: This is the old castle of Freistadt and used to be the castle of the town lords (Babenberg and Habsburgs).
Scheibling Tower: This tower dates from 1444-1447.
Böhmertor: This gate has a Gothic pointed arch gate with two slits for the swing beams of the drawbridge.
Weyermühlturm: dates from around 1390 and is a semi-circular tower.
Meandering paths, various themed gardens, morning gymnastics in summer - you will find all this in the revitalised moat
Linzertor: The foundation walls date back to the 13th century.
Bürgerkorpsturm: This tower dates from around 1390 and stands at the south-west corner of the town.
Salzhof: This is the old castle of Freistadt and used to be the castle of the town lords (Babenberg and Habsburgs).
Scheibling Tower: This tower dates from 1444-1447.
Böhmertor: This gate has a Gothic pointed arch gate with two slits for the swing beams of the drawbridge.
Weyermühlturm: dates from around 1390 and is a semi-circular tower.
Meandering paths, various themed gardens, morning gymnastics in summer - you will find all this in the revitalised moat
- open to the public
- All weather
- Suitable for schools
- Suitable for seniors
- Suitable for single travelers
- Suitable for friends
Please get in touch for more information.
Contact
4240 Freistadt
Phone +43 7942 72506
E-Mail post@freistadt.at
Web www.freistadt.at/
https://www.freistadt.at/
Contact person
Stadtamt Freistadt
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