Speyerer Tor

The Speyerer Tor once in the past Speyerthor is a triumphal-like city gate, a relic of the last fortress of the city of Frankenthal, which is arranged in what is by and by Rhineland-Palatinate.

The gateway administers the southern access to the downtown region and the individual by walking an area. It got its name also after the Free preeminent city Speyer as the Speyerer road, which drove from the then downtown region business focus by the entryway on Speyer. The practically identical is the Wormser portal at the northern access to the city.

In the late sixteenth century, the front line gathering of Frankenthal, which at the time had around 3,000 tenants, had a place with the Electoral Palatinate. 1573 was begun with the improvement of a, to begin with, yet in the meantime deficient with regards to the city wall.