The Wine Square, where wine was sold during the Middle Ages.

The Weinmarkt is considered the true heart of the city, with impressive Renaissance facades all around.

The old Ratstrinkstube (municipal tavern), the Zur Glocke building, and the emblematic building called Schranne (former grain granary) highlight the charming medieval atmosphere of the place.

Half-timbered facades, Renaissance art, and a medieval atmosphere make these spaces (Weinmarkt and Marktplatz) an enchanting setting for photos and walks.

Each building tells a story, whether it was hosting kings and emperors, daily commerce, or cultural preservation.

With museums, cafes, restaurants, and events, the Weinmarkt and Marktplatz offer a rich experience for both tourists and locals.