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Middle Ages in Speyer
The city wall, the Altpörtel gate and Salian history. 9 entries from the portal.
Attractions (7)
Old Town
Speyer Imperial Cathedral
The largest surviving Romanesque church in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981 and the burial place of Salian and Hohenstaufen emperors.
Free entry
Old Town
Altpörtel Gate
One of the tallest surviving city gates in Germany. Standing 55 meters high, it is the landmark of the Maximilianstraße.
from 1 €
Old Town
Jewish Courtyard with Mikvah
A ShUM UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2021. A medieval Jewish sacred quarter with a mikvah from 1128, one of the oldest surviving ritual baths in Europe.
from 4 €
Old Town
Historical Museum of the Palatinate
Right on the cathedral square. Home to the Golden Hat, the Palatinate Wine Treasure and major special exhibitions on antiquity and the Middle Ages.
from 8 €
Old Town
Old Mint
A medieval mint house on the Korngasse, one of the few Speyer buildings to survive the destruction of the city in 1689.
Free entry
Old Town
Adenauer Park & Medieval City Wall
A city park on the western edge of the Old Town with the longest surviving stretch of the medieval city wall.
Free entry
Old Town
Fishermen's Gate
The last surviving Rhine gate of the medieval city wall, marking the way to the old fishing quarter and the river.
Free entry
Restaurants (2)
Old Town
Backmulde
An upscale address in a historic bakehouse, with a seasonal menu that balances Palatinate and Mediterranean flavors.
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Old Town
Zum alten Engel
A wine-cellar restaurant in a vaulted room from 1700. Traditional Palatinate cooking and a wide choice of Palatinate wines.
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