Hann. Münden
Fantastic things:
With more than 700 half-timbered houses, Hann. Münden's old town creates a consistent medieval impression. Of particular interest:
Town hall in the impressive style of the Weser Renaissance, Welfen Castle with City Museum, Tillyschanze (look-out), Weserstein ("Where the Werra and Fulda River meet and kiss....")
Enchanting places:
The most famous travelling doctor of the Baroque Age, Johann Andreas Eisenbart, practiced and died in this city.
- Last residence in the langen Straße showing an Eisenbarth sculpture
- Tomb slab at St. Aegidien Church
- Glockenspiel (carillon) with moving figures in the town hall gable front 12am, 3pm and 5pm daily
- In the consulting room 
with Doctor Eisenbart
Museums:
City Museum presenting, among other things, city history, Münden faience art, sculptures by Gustav Eberlein, Museum of Labour with pellet manufacture, Tillyschanze in the Rheinhardswald Forrest with a relief by Gustav Eberlein, Wedding Room, look-out.
Phone: 05541-75 313 bis 315
Fax: 05541-75 404
eMail: tourist-info@hann.muenden.de
Internet: http://www.hann.muenden.de
