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Kunstverein Schwäbisch Hall Art association Schwäbisch Hall Galerie am Markt Am Markt 7/8, entry via Hafenmarkt 0791 9780186 0971 9413730 Wed-Fri 15.00-18.00 o'clock, Sat/Sun 12.00-18.00 o'clock The Galerie[mehr]

Jan: 12-17 o'clock Admission free Lange Strasse 35, D-74523 Schwäbisch Hall 0791 946720 Multi-storey car park Alte Brauerei Railway: Schwäbisch Hall station, 450 metres/approx. 7 minutes walk to the arts [...] arts centre [attention: do not confuse with the Schwäbisch Hall-Hessental station] Guided tours every Sunday, 11.30 and 14 o'clock The Kunsthalle Würth arts gallery was opened by Federal Chancellor Gerhard[mehr]

o'clock closed on 24 and 31 Dec., 25 Dec., 26 Dec. and 1 Jan., 12-17 o'clock Im Weiler 1 D-74523 Schwäbisch Hall Multi-storey car park Ritter 0791 94672330 0791 94672339 Admission free.[mehr]

the town festivals. The international JazzArtFestival of Schwäbisch Hall has been taking place every spring since 2007. The Jazz Club of Schwäbisch Hall was founded in summer 2010 as an association promoting [...] Jazz - rock - pop - folk - world music You may find jazz, rock and pop at many places of Schwäbisch Hall, featuring musicians from the region and from all over the world. The Club Alpha 60 has been organising[mehr]

the age of the Thirty Years' War. The museum also keeps the heritage of important persons from Schwäbisch Hall and its region, for example, of Johann Friedrich Reik (1836-1970), Louis Braun (1836-1916)[mehr]

office of Schwäbisch Hall and the Touristik and Marketing, Inc., of the town of Schwäbisch Hall. Inner courtyard of the Hospital church. Photo: Nico Kurth The Hospital Church. Photo: City of Schwäbisch Hall[mehr]

Schwäbisch Hall - an overview of its history The hills above the valley of the river Kocher were already settled in the Neolithic Age (5th millennium BC). In place of the later town of Schwäbisch Hall [...] Stadtarchiv Schwäb. Hall D 11078) First printed view of Schwäbisch Hall, about 1580 (Signatur: Stadtarchiv Schwäb. Hall S10/508) The town of Schwäbisch Hall acquired significant territory during the 14th, [...] increased to approx. 100 000 hundredweight per year by 1800. Schwäbisch Hall had the largest saltwork in south-west Germany at this time. View of Schwäbisch Hall from Matthäus Merian, 1643 (Signatur: Stadtarchiv[mehr]

Schwäbisch Hall, learning place for people from all over the world A Goethe Institute was established in Schwäbisch Hall in 1965. It is accommodated in a vast historical building in the centre of the old [...] know people, country, culture - this is the common task of all Goethe Institutes. The fact that Schwäbisch Hall will host the only provincial town institute remaining in Germany is evidence of the excellent [...] students from all over the world is made in the canteen and the cafeteria. The Goethe Institue in Schwäbisch Hall. Photo: Nico Kurth People from all over the world study here. Photo: Nico Kurth Info Goet[mehr]

families, the theatre also offers the 'Puppet Faust of Schwäbisch Hall' for adults. The smart boy Jim Button has become 50 years old in 2010. Schwäbisch Hall celebrated his birthday! Gerhards puppets performed [...] 48536 This puppet theatre is a jewel! Founded in 1925 in Wuppertal, Gerhards' Puppets settled in Schwäbisch Hall in 1943. The Robber Hotzenplotz, The Little Witch, Snow White, The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew:[mehr]

and worked in Schwäbisch Hall in the 16th century, as well as the Emperor Frederick I, named Barbarossa. There is also a depiction of the minting of Heller. In the 12th century Schwäbisch Hall became an [...] Tour of the City Welcome to Schwäbisch Hall Discover the smallest metropolis in the world in 90 minutes. We are starting our tour on the market place. When you leave the Tourist Information and walk up [...] querors St. Michael, St. George and Samson, as well as the Gothic style pillory, were created by the Schwäbisch Hall sculptor Hans Beuscher. In the Early Modern Age culprits had to atone for their minor crimes[mehr]