Weinstadel
Huge riverside half-timbered house on a sandstone base, built for lepers and later a wine store.
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This guide to the Weinstadel in Nuremberg starts with the people this riverside house was first built for in the fourteen forties, and the three days a year the city opened its gates to them. It reads the building itself, from its sandstone base on the Pegnitz to its timber-framed storeys and a dated dormer high on the roof. Stand on the bank facing the wooden galleries to hear it best.
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