Tangermünde Gate

Description

The Tangermünd Gate is the counterpart to the Uengling Gate. The base of the gate is formed by a Romanesque pedestal built from fieldstones dating to the first quarter of the 13th century. The tower's crown is built from brick, and was added around 1440.

Address
Im Tangermünder Tor 1, Stendal, Germany

Established
1440

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