Handwerkerstuben
Small crafts museum in the medieval Upper Gate Tower of Spalt with workshops of a shoemaker, joiner, hairdresser, and pewterer.
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About the museum
The Upper Gate Tower in Spalt was built in 1422 under Prince-Bishop Johann II von Heideck. It has been habitable since 1763, has belonged to the town since 1821, and was renovated in 1974.
Today the town uses the building as the Handwerkerstuben (crafts rooms). Workshops are set up in which visitors can follow how shoemakers, joiners, hairdressers, and pewterers once worked.
Highlights
- Workshops of shoemaker, joiner, hairdresser, and pewterer
- Museum in the Upper Gate Tower from 1422
Permanent exhibition
- Handwerkerstuben im Oberen Tor – Historic workshops of shoemaker, joiner, hairdresser, and pewterer on the upper floor of the tower.
- Founded
- 1997
- Operated by
- Stadt Spalt
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Group visits outside Sunday opening hours on request at the Tourist Information. |
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