Schwaebisch Hall is a cute town with a population of around 30,000 in the northeast of the federal state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. Surrounded by a beautiful landscape, Schwaebisch Hall is a wealthy, lively town with a good preserved old town and many medieval, renaissance and baroque monuments.



Here´s the first part of my pictures:
















Gothic church St. Catherine, mostly 14th century:























Gothic church St. John, 14th century:










































































St. Michael, a real gem of late gothic architecture in southern Germany, 15th century (With romanesque tower, 12th century):




































15th century sculpture:




































Late gothic stained glass windows, 15th century:















Late medieval bonehouse under St. Michael:

































































































Part II of Schwaebisch Hall:












































Jewish cemetery:
















View to Comburg, a fortified abbey founded in 11th century with buildings from 12th-18th centuries:















Small romanesque church in an outskirt of Schwaebisch Hall, 11th century, with medieval and baroque frescoes and modern stained glass windows inside:
































Walking to Comburg:




































Romanesque gate of Comburg, 13th century:




















Late romanesque chapel, 13th century:




















Abbey church St. Nicolas, early 18th century (With romanesque towers, 12th century):