Mainzer Tor, Miltenberg
Facts and practical information
The Mainzer Tor is a late medieval gate tower on the western edge of the old town of Miltenberg, first mentioned in 1379, and at that time was the outermost western boundary point of the town. Above the gateway is emblazoned the coat of arms of the Archbishop of Mainz, Adolf I of Nassau, during whose reign the mighty tower was built. In the year of its construction, the town of Miltenberg had an extension of 2.5 kilometers between the western and eastern gate towers.
Due to the new building of the neighboring museum depot, city archive and youth center, which will open in May 2019, the Mainzer Tor can be walked on from an elevated level via a footbridge and experienced as a historic entrance to the city.
Miltenberg
Mainzer Tor – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Museum der Stadt Miltenberg, Lilli Chapeau, Würzburger Tor, Schloss Löwenstein.