Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Kempten (Allgäu), Germany

The Beguinage with its rear building, the Nonnenturm, forms a listed building ensemble from the 14th century on the Iller in Kempten (Allgäu). Since 2003, the Förderverein Beginenhaus Kempten e.V. has taken care of these buildings, researched them archaeologically and developed a renovation and use concept. The renovation and unclear future of the building ensemble has been a regular topic of city politics for over a decade.

Wikipedia: Beginenhaus (Kempten) (DE), Website

The Jenisch House is a listed patrician house on the church square of the St. Mang Church. The house with a high gable roof at St.-Mang-Platz 1 is directly adjacent to the Red House, which also belonged to the Jenisch family.

Wikipedia: Jenisch-Haus (Kempten) (DE)

The Red House is a listed building with the address St.-Mang-Platz 3 with a core that still partly dates back to the late Middle Ages. These are two houses standing next to each other opposite the Protestant St. Mang Church, which were given a uniformly designed façade with two dwarf houses and two bay windows around 1720/30.

Wikipedia: Rotes Haus (Kempten) (DE)

Churches and chapels named after St. Erasmus of Antioch:

Wikipedia: Erasmuskapelle (DE), Website

St. Mang is an Evangelical Lutheran parish church in the town of Kempten (Allgäu). It belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria. The building that stands today dates largely from the 15th century. It is dedicated to Saints Magnus and Ulrich of Augsburg, the latter being rarely mentioned from the early modern period onwards. From 1527 onwards, the church was the centre of the Reformation in the Kempten area. It gives its name to St.-Mang-Platz.

Wikipedia: St. Mang (Kempten) (DE), Website

The Neubronner Haus is a late Gothic house with the address Rathausplatz 5 in Kempten (Allgäu). It is a listed building.

Wikipedia: Neubronner Haus (DE)