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Lindau - Altes Rathaus
Lindau, located near the borders to Austria and Switzerland, was mentioned first time in 882 when a nunnery was founded here. The old town is on an island, which meanwhile is connected with the mainland by a road bridge and a railway dam.
The church of St. Stephan was built around 1180, Franciscans founded a monastery here in 1224. In 1274/75 Lindau became an Imperial Free City under King Rudolf I.
Lindau became Protestant in 1528. The nunnery remained Catholic while the Franciscan monastery, from which the first Reformation preachers came, was closed. During the Thirty Years' War, Lindau was unsuccessfully besieged by Swedish troops in 1646/47. Between 1445 and 1761, 18 people were indicted in witch trials in Lindau. The last victim of the witch hunt was Maria Madlener, who was executed on August 4, 1730.
The former Rathaus (town hall) was originally built in Gothic style in 1422 and rebuilt in Renaissance style with a stepped gable in 1576. The façade facing today´s pedestrian zone is also adorned by a large, roofed, originally wooden outside staircase.
In 1496/1497 the Reichstag convened by Emperor Maximilian I was held here. Today the building hosts the former "Reichsstädtische Bibliothek" (Imperial City Library).
www.lindau.de/adressen/ehemals-reichsstaedtische-bibliothek/
The church of St. Stephan was built around 1180, Franciscans founded a monastery here in 1224. In 1274/75 Lindau became an Imperial Free City under King Rudolf I.
Lindau became Protestant in 1528. The nunnery remained Catholic while the Franciscan monastery, from which the first Reformation preachers came, was closed. During the Thirty Years' War, Lindau was unsuccessfully besieged by Swedish troops in 1646/47. Between 1445 and 1761, 18 people were indicted in witch trials in Lindau. The last victim of the witch hunt was Maria Madlener, who was executed on August 4, 1730.
The former Rathaus (town hall) was originally built in Gothic style in 1422 and rebuilt in Renaissance style with a stepped gable in 1576. The façade facing today´s pedestrian zone is also adorned by a large, roofed, originally wooden outside staircase.
In 1496/1497 the Reichstag convened by Emperor Maximilian I was held here. Today the building hosts the former "Reichsstädtische Bibliothek" (Imperial City Library).
www.lindau.de/adressen/ehemals-reichsstaedtische-bibliothek/
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