“Sehr empfehlenswert, wenn man historische Eindrücke sammeln möchte.”
The authenticity and historic charm of the town—especially the medieval half‑timbers, the remnants of the city walls with guard towers, and the old bridge over the Fränkische Rezat—give Spalt a rich past: a cloister community existed here as early as 792, and the Romanesque St. Emmeram Church still stands. Spalt was once the “grain chamber” of the hop region, with cultivation dating back to 1341, and today three local hop growers supply pharmacies and breweries. The town has also endured darker times: plague outbreaks, witch trials, and the horrors of the Thirty‑Year’s War with Swedish occupation. For those who want to immerse themselves in this historic atmosphere and unwind away from digital noise, the Bayerischer Hof is ideal. Baumi, a good friend of the landlady, is a charming, knowledgeable guide—warm, well‑versed, and full of stories. All in all, highly recommended for history buffs.
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