- The
Staufenmauer was an old city wall of
Frankfurt am Main, Germany. As part of the
fortification of Frankfurt, it was
built in 1180
under the Hohenstaufen...
- into what is now Altstadt. For its
protection an
additional wall, the
Staufenmauer, was erected.
Starting in 1333, the
Neustadt suburb developed north of...
-
ghetto was
located outside the city
walls east of the
medieval city wall (
Staufenmauer) and
formed a
slight curve from today's
Konstablerwache to Börneplatz...
- to the west of today's Römerberg. One of the
oldest city walls, the
Staufenmauer, was
built round these two areas,
which make up today's Altstadt. The...
-
Leonhardkirche (Leonhard church).
Following the
construction of the
Staufenmauer, the city
expanded northward,
doubling its
walled area. Previously, the...
- city ****igned its
members a plot of land near the
medieval city wall (
Staufenmauer),
where they
built a
small house which would later serve as the monastery...
-
Limes Germanicus 843 CE – City
becomes capital of East Francia. 1180 –
Staufenmauer built. 1241 –
Judenschlacht –
First of two
pogroms of Jews in the city...
- town wall, the
Staufenmauer, the
remains of
which can
still be seen today, by 1200 at the latest.
After the
construction of the
Staufenmauer, the former...
-
Frankfurt Cathedral,
received land in
front of the
Bockenheimer Tor of the
Staufenmauer to
build a ho****e
centre for the sick and poor. Two
years later Frosch...
