... and possibly one of the longest Lower Saxony from 16th century.
After the big one City fire of 1540, in which the entire city burned down, originated in this street from 1541 the very first new buildings on this important long-distance trade route and Torstraße towards the market square. The years of construction 1541 – 1550 can be partly seen in the carvings on the facades of the houses.
The half-timbered houses in the street mostly have the following method of construction with us:
The narrow dormer windows At that time they were used to ventilate the many attics where grain and hops were stored and dried for brewing beer.
More information about the Topic: half-timbering!
More information about the Topic: Beer!
After the big one City fire of 1540, in which the entire city burned down, originated in this street from 1541 the very first new buildings on this important long-distance trade route and Torstraße towards the market square. The years of construction 1541 – 1550 can be partly seen in the carvings on the facades of the houses.
The half-timbered houses in the street mostly have the following method of construction with us:
- three-story in Mixed construction made of post and beam construction,
- a higher ground floor, a mezzanine and a projecting upper floor (also called upper floor),
- Compartments plastered with wickerwork and clay,
- Decorative carvings and ornaments (bar frieze, braided band and fan rosettes) on sill beams and corbels of the upper floor,
- high, round-arched gate entrances with decorative carvings as well as inscriptions, house marks and guild signs.
The narrow dormer windows At that time they were used to ventilate the many attics where grain and hops were stored and dried for brewing beer.
More information about the Topic: half-timbering!
More information about the Topic: Beer!
Good to know
Opening hours
Tiedexer Straße is always open to the public.
Price information
Tiedexer Straße can be visited at any time free of charge or as part of a paid city tour.
fitness
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for families
for individual guests
Pets Allowed
suitable for seniors
for children (any age)
Suitable for prams
linguistic proficiency
German, English
Other equipment/furnishings
Children's playground (outdoor)
Barrier-free access
Possible ways to pay
for free
Accessibility
Travel for everyone
The Tiedexer Street is accessible for people with disabilities and on the sidewalk by people with a Wheelchair or a rollator accessible by car or foot.
Arrival & Parking
Tiedexer Straße is located near the market square in Einbeck's historic old town. Train passengers can reach the street from Einbeck-Mitte station via the market square in about 8 minutes (650 m). From the market square, it's just 70 meters to the beginning of Tiedexer Straße.
If you visit Einbeck by car, you can easily park in Tiedexer Straße or use another surrounding car park (e.g. Hullerser Mauer, Breil).
If you visit Einbeck by car, you can easily park in Tiedexer Straße or use another surrounding car park (e.g. Hullerser Mauer, Breil).
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Tourist Information Einbeck
Market Street 13
37574 Einbeck
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Tourist Information Einbeck
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Einbeck Tourism
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