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Romanisches Haus, Seligenstadt

#3 among attractions in Seligenstadt

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Romanisches Haus

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The Romanesque House is the oldest secular building in the town of Seligenstadt in the present-day district of Offenbach in Hesse. It was built from 1186 to 1187 as a residential building in the Romanesque style. It is assumed that the building served as a bailiwick, i.e. the official residence of a bailiff of Emperor Frederick Barbarossa.

After successful renovation by the city in 1986, the Romanesque House received the monument protection award of the state of Hesse.

Coordinates: 50°2'38"N, 8°58'35"E
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Seligenstadt Germany

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Romanisches Haus – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Strandbad Meerhofsee, Einhardbasilika, Stumpfaul, Schöne Eiche.

  • strandbad meerhofsee alzenau4.3 miNE
  • einhardbasilika seligenstadt~670 ftSE
  • stumpfaul seligenstadt~620 ftSW
  • schone eiche4.6 miS
  • burg alzenau5.3 miNE
  • wildpark alte fasanerie4 miNW
  • 12 stufen theater kleinostheim4.9 miSE
  • obertshausen5.8 miW
  • mainaschaff6.3 miSE
  • sandhas kahl am main2.3 miNE
  • anwar moschee rodgau3.8 miW

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Romanisches Haus?

Nearby attractions include Stumpfaul, Seligenstadt (4 min walk), Einhardbasilika, Seligenstadt (4 min walk).

Where to next? Visit hesse Hesse region page or discover the top tourist attractions in Germany.