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Frank K. radelt
August 26, 2020
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The Sachsenhausen Landwehrweg follows the old Frankfurter Landwehr - a ditch and bridge to secure the field marks (urban area outside the city walls)
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Siegfried Kühn
January 11, 2024
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The Frankfurt Landwehr was part of Frankfurt's city fortifications in the Middle Ages.
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MS 🚴♂️
July 6, 2025
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Landwehr
In 1393, the city council decided to build the Frankfurt Landwehr to protect the city. The Oberrad Landwehr, which runs through present-day Sachsenhausen, was built in 1441.
Part of the Landwehr has been preserved at this location. It consists of two ditches. The larger ditch is now spanned by a bridge. The Landwehr also included an impenetrable hedge ("Gebück"), various passages, and watchtowers, including the Sachsenhausen Watchtower.
Although inconspicuous, a unique and outstanding cultural monument in the city's history has been preserved here.
Source: Information board at the site
In 1393, the city council decided to build the Frankfurt Landwehr to protect the city. The Oberrad Landwehr, which runs through present-day Sachsenhausen, was built in 1441.
Part of the Landwehr has been preserved at this location. It consists of two ditches. The larger ditch is now spanned by a bridge. The Landwehr also included an impenetrable hedge ("Gebück"), various passages, and watchtowers, including the Sachsenhausen Watchtower.
Although inconspicuous, a unique and outstanding cultural monument in the city's history has been preserved here.
Source: Information board at the site
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