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gubbi1 Says: Around 1475 the Frauenkapelle was built at the market square of Marktoberdorf. It was dedicated to the blessed virgin. Its position in the center of town was chosen to allow also the handicapped and old people the visit to the church service. Over the years some changes were...
gubbi1 Says: The old city hall was built in 1723. In the year 1858 it was changed towards gothic styke, but in 1953 changed back into its original look. Its purpose as city hall was up to the year 1945. Afterwards it was home to the newspaper and up to now for a dentist.
gubbi1 Says: Set into the walls of the parish church St. Martin you will find several nice grave plates that probably were found around the church during restauration. They are now attached to the walls of the church as decoration.
Summer residence Clemens Wenzeslaus
gubbi1 Says: Beside the parish church St. Martin you will find the castle of Marktoberdorf. It was the summer residence of Clemens Wenzeslaus who was (beside other positions) prince of Poland and duke of Saxony.The castle was built in the middle of the 18th century and is nowadays home...
gubbi1 Says: With Germanies terrible history of wars all towns have lost people during the world wars. In most towns you will find memorials that show names of inhabitants that lost their lifes during the fights or afterwards in captivity. After a long time of peace and stability in...
Grave chapel of Clemens Wenzeslaus
gubbi1 Says: Wall to wall with the parish church Sankt Martin you will find the grave chapel of Clemens Wenzeslaus. He was a son of the saxonian king Friedrich August II. and Maria Josepha and became prince of Poland, duke of Saxonia, the last archbishop and elector of Trier, the last...
gubbi1 Says: On a hill above town you will see the roman catholic parish church Sankt Martin. On its place already for centuries a church was standing. In the beginning of the 13th century the church was rebuilt in roman style with adaptions in the following 4 centuries. During the 18th...
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Garni-Hotel Sepp: Sleeping at the Sepp
grayfo Says: The Sepp has been a family run hotel for over 120 years; it is well located and comfortable. The breakfast selection is wide and you will find everything you would expect from a German hotel (not for those who insist on the full English). The restaurant quality is good...
Hotel St. Martin: Familien-und Geschaeftshotel
grayfo Says: email info@hotel-sankt-martin.de Cosy family hotel using fresh food in its restaurant.
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The restaurant is situated in the hotel and the building used to be called “Beim Oberjäger” (At the master hunter’s). The hunter was also in charge of providing drinking water for the castle nearby and in front of the house there was a water trough, with constantly running water originating from the sources in the Riedle. The building is a traditional listed building and has been managed by the same family since 1950.
The comfortable and relaxed restaurant specialises in seasonal cuisine and particularly the classic beef steaks as per the menu “Luggi’s Steakkarte”. When I visited the restaurant was very busy, but quickly cleared. I would have scored higher except that when we came to order desert we were told the chef had gone home.
Tuesday to Saturday: 11.30 am to 2.00 pm and 6.00 pm to 10.00 pm
email info@hirsch-marktoberdorf.de
January 2013
Favorite Dish: Sirloin steak (steak), with herb butter and a savoury homemade sauce - € 21.80
Written Mar 14, 2013
Address: Georg Fischer Straße 1, 87616 Marktoberdorf
Phone: +49 (0) 8342 2342
Website: www.hotel-hirsch-mod.de
You can park your car on the parking of the parish church St. Martin and from there take the footpath (stairs) down to town. On the way you will pass most of the sites that I have placed here on my page. You will find the stairs if you keep on the left side of the church between church and castle.
Written Jul 15, 2012
After visiting the parish church St. Martin I started my walk down to town and found that there is a grotto along the path located more or less beneath the church. Trying to take a photo through the gate I noticed that it is open to public.
Written Jul 15, 2012
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Burial place of Clemens Wenzeslaus
An important person in Marktoberdorfs history is Clemens Wenzeslaus. He was a son of the saxonian king Friedrich August II. and Maria Josepha and became prince of Poland, duke of Saxonia, the last...
The Hotel Sepp is located right in front of Marktoberdorf train station so is very handy for people travelling by train. This train line will take you straight into Munich or down towards the German /...
Marktoberdorf is a typical Bavarian village/town. While theres not a lot to do in the town itself the gography of the area is stunning and during winter even a simple trip to the super market floods...
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