The city map, featuring a marked walking route, is the perfect companion for your stay.
It clearly guides you to the city’s main attractions, charming squares and special spots.
Thanks to the red route, you can explore the city at your own pace and in a relaxed manner – without missing a thing.
As you stroll through Kitzingen, you’ll come across them time and again: the commemorative plaques on the town’s houses. They honour well-known figures from Kitzingen and are displayed exactly where these people once lived.
Each plaque tells its story in just a few words – and you can find out even more by scanning the QR code. A total of 12 residential buildings have already been awarded such a plaque.
To help you keep an overview, we have created a small map for you. It shows you all the locations at a glance and invites you to take a historical tour of Kitzingen.
• 1. Obere Kirchgasse 12 – Bartholomäus Dietwar (1592–1670) • 2. Fischergasse 35 – Johann Rudolf Glauber (1604–1670) • 3. Würzburger Straße 26 – Engelbert Bach (1928–1999) • 4. Mainstockheimer Straße 15 – Olga Pöhlmann (1880–1969) • 5. Schmiedelstraße 1 – Andreas Schmiedel (1829–1882) • 6. Wörthstraße 12 – Max Fromm (1873–1956) • 7. Kapuzinerstraße 19 – Frida von Soden (1860–1933) • 8. Luitpoldstraße 12 – Friedrich von Deuster (1836–1911) • 9. Texasweg 3 – Anselm Caliz (1882–1964) • 10. Güterhallstraße 16 – Michael Korbacher (1861–1943) • 11. Rosenstraße 17 – Johann Daniel Sander (1680–1731) • 12. Glauberstraße / Kanzler-Stürtzel-Straße – Richard Wildhagen (1890–1981).
Here you can find out more about notable figures from Kitzingen.
