Duderstadt - Duderstadt

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Duderstadt
federal stateLower Saxony
Residents
20.466 (2019)
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180 m, 186 m
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Duderstadt

Duderstadt is a city in the south Lower Saxony. Due to its well-preserved medieval old town, Duderstadt is also known as the "pearl" of theEichsfeldes designated.

background

Old town of Duderstadt
St. Cyriac's Basilica and Town Hall

Duderstadt with its medieval town center is the largest town in Subfield and was located in the immediate vicinity of the border during the division of Germany - the inner-German border at that time ran only 200 meters south of today's district of Gerblingerode. The border location and the separation from the eastern environs for more than 40 years meant that Duderstadt tended to slumber during this time. With the opening of the border, however, both the city and the surrounding area quickly grew back together with the eastern part of the Eichsfeld, which brought about a positive change for Duderstadt.

Large areas of the old town with more than 600 half-timbered houses were opened only a few years later, on the occasion of the state exhibition Nature in urban development 1994, fundamentally renovated, so that the city with its old building fabric and successful urban development additions from the last 20 years presents itself as an attractive travel destination. The city wall, which has been largely preserved, surrounds one of the most beautiful and best preserved half-timbered towns in Germany, whose Catholic roots and the Catholic customs that are still lived today are not least reflected in the Eichsfeld Cathedral, which shows the Basilica of St. Cyriakus, which, along with the three-tower town hall, St. Servatius and the Westerturm with its twisted top, is the city's landmark.

Together with the other half-timbered towns in southern Lower Saxony Einbeck, Hann. Münden, Northeim and Osterode the city of Duderstadt is considering applying for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage Program in order to draw greater attention to the important half-timbered ensemble in the southern Lower Saxony region and to receive funding for further urgently needed renovation measures. The particular problem in Duderstadt that needs to be resolved is the half-timbered houses, which are often uncomfortable to live in despite their external attractiveness.

In 2007, the choice of the "Landmark in the Land of Ideas" contributed to more awareness of the previously rather sleepy border town. The trigger was the Heinz Sielmann Foundation and the Otto Bock Group, which has long since ceased to be limited to Duderstadt.

getting there

By plane

The Hanover AirportWebsite of this institutionHannover Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHannover Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHannover Airport (Q170169) in the Wikidata database(IATA: HAJ) is about 150 km away, the airport FrankfurtWebsite of this institutionFrankfurt Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaFrankfurt Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFrankfurt Airport (Q46033) in the Wikidata database(IATA: FRA) about 190 km away, but both are easily accessible by train via Göttingen.

By train

Since the rail connection through Duderstadt was not put back into operation after reunification, the city can only be reached by regional bus, your own car or by bike. The next national rail connection can be found in Goettingen. There is also a connection to the regional train service in Herzberg and Leinefelde.

By bus

Through the VSN Duderstadt is connected to the region's transport network via the following lines:

  • 1 Duderstadt bus station ZOB, at the large car park Westerstieg / Behind the Wall.

In the street

  • From the north-south trending A7 coming you leave this at Departure 72 on the B27 Direction Herzberg for 19 km. At boar idols B446 Direction Duderstadt for another 12 km. Alternative branch line Göttingen - Duderstadt: Of A7 from at Exit 73, B3 Direction Zentrum Göttingen, then follow the signs to Duderstadt. Quiet branch line, a total of 32 km from the motorway exit.
  • From the west-east trending A38 coming you leave this at Departure 6 (Leinefelde-Worbis) and follows the B247 for about 18 km about Worbis to Duderstadt.

The German half-timbered street leads through the place.

By bicycle

Weser-Harz-Heide-Radweg northeast of Duderstadt near Brochthausen

On foot

The European long-distance footpath E6 leads from the resin coming through Duderstadt and further to Goettingen.

mobility

Map of Duderstadt

Duderstadts Old town can be easily explored on foot, the core of the old town between the town hall and St. Servatius is designed as a pedestrian zone. Most of the old town streets are accessible by car, but the narrow streets are not designed for through traffic. If you want to explore Duderstadt in detail on foot, it makes sense to park right on the outskirts of the old town and also discover some of the ramparts.

Parking spaces can be found sporadically in the outer streets of the old town (Christian-Blank-Straße, Kardinal-Kopp-Straße, also at the upper church), but the largest number of parking spaces is located on 2 Large car park within the ramparts, at the central bus station (Westerstieg).

Mobility for people with physical disabilities: Duderstadt has increasingly adapted to the needs of wheelchair users in recent years. Sidewalks have been lowered or - as in the central market street - have completely disappeared. The cobblestone paving, preserved for monument protection reasons, was largely leveled or designed to be moderate. The small gullies in Marktstrasse can become an obstacle, but there are always sufficiently wide passageways. The Duderstädter Guest Information offers more information for people with physical limitations, also with its concept of Wheelchair trips.

Tourist Attractions

Duderstadt churches
Basilica of St. Cyriac from the southeast

Churches and monasteries

  • 1  St. Cyriac's Basilica. The Basilica of St. Cyriakus, also called Propsteikirche or Upper Church, is one of the oldest buildings in the city, along with the town hall: construction began as early as 1250, but the church only got its final shape with the two towers after the great fire of 1852, from which the previously single north tower had also suffered. Only with the necessary renovation work - with a delay of 600 years - was the second tower completed, which was part of the original building design, so that today two spiers at a height of 65 m dominate this highest place in the old town. In the north tower there is still the watchman's room for the city guard, who could ring the alarm from the room in case of danger. The westwork of the Provost Church, also known as Eichsfeld Cathedral, with its impressive portal is early Gothic, the choir (built from 1394) is from the High Gothic phase, and the originally Romanesque central nave was finally replaced by a late Gothic one. On October 3, 2015, St. Cyriac was given the rank of one by papal decree Basilica minor raised.[1]
  • 2 St. Martin, Chapel of the St. Martini Hospital
  • 3  St. Servatius, Marktstrasse 6, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0) 55 27 25 81, Email: . The ev.-luherische Lower church, as it is called by the locals, was built from 1370 in the late Gothic style and completed in 1520. Today's interior design was designed in Art Nouveau style after the church was partially destroyed in the great city fire of 1915. The internationally known organ by the organ builder Jürgen Ahrend from 1977 also blends in harmoniously with this architectural style.
  • 4  Ursuline Monastery, Neutorstrasse 9, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49 55 27 91 450, Email: . The monastery of the Ursulines is located in a 300 year old half-timbered building and is still inhabited by an active convent, which offers both refreshments in the monastery and participation in services and hours of worship in the associated church, the Church of Our Lady.
  • 5 Church of Our Lady, freely accessible.

Buildings

Buildings in Duderstadt
Former city library

In the Old town with around 600 half-timbered houses there are of course some outstanding buildings. Overall, however, the entire old town within the city wall is more than worth seeing. If the restoration residue becomes visible in one or the other street, these buildings themselves have a certain charm even in their dilapidation - and the city as a whole ultimately easily compensates for the obvious development gaps. An extended stroll through the city is therefore recommended, where you can simply drift through streets and alleys. Those who like to proceed in a structured way can also refer to the Small travel guide through medieval Duderstadt (pdf) orientate.

  • 6  Duderstadt town hall, Marktstrasse 66. Duderstädter Rathaus in the encyclopedia WikipediaDuderstädter Rathaus in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDuderstädter Rathaus (Q2132417) in the Wikidata database.The core building dates from 1302 and thus this town hall can be described as one of the oldest town halls in Germany. Architectural styles from four centuries are combined. With its three distinctive bay towers and the red-dominated half-timbered facade in the upper part, it is also one of the most beautiful town halls in Germany. A tour through the town hall shows the many different rooms that the town hall has already combined in itself in the course of its existence. You can visit the salt chamber, prison and torture chamber, among other things. On the 3rd floor of the town hall there is an exhibition on the history of the town and the history of the town hall. The middle of the three town hall towers is accessible, from here you have a very good view over the roofs of the half-timbered town.[2]
  • The three story former 7 library (Marktstraße 88) on the small lane from the St. Cyriakus Basilica to the Stadtpark was originally the town house of the Gerode Monastery, built in 1627, later called Bertramsches Haus and owned by the town since 1971. The building is currently empty. The city library was relocated to the old Duderstadt town hall.
  • The 8  West tower, Westertorstrasse. Westerturm in the encyclopedia WikipediaWesterturm in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWesterturm (Q2565046) in the Wikidata database.With its twisted roof, about its origin various legends from Devil on the west tower exist. The tower, which is over 500 years old, is the last remnant of the medieval fortifications and is now part of a museum.
The roofers once struggled to cover the roof of the Westerturm - however they started it, it stayed crooked. This angered the mayor, who exclaimed: "The devil should get you if you don't do it properly!" The devil then appeared with a sulphurous stench and thunder and lightning and asked him what he would give him if he would cover the tower for him. 3 ducats and his soul, the angry mayor promised him. And the spire was actually covered the next morning. When the devil came and asked for his wages, the mayor refused him, because it would have been easy for the devil to cover the tower, he didn't earn so much. He gave him a ducat and chased him away. The devil went mad as hell and wanted to get to his neck and his soul. But the mayor was under the niche of St. Florian and thus also under his protection, so that the devil had to leave him. Furious, he soared up, took the tower by its top, and turned it around once. The people of Duderstadt can still see who covered the tower for them back then.
  • 9  Hessian house, Marktstrasse 84. 4-storey listed half-timbered house built in 1620 by Johannes Hesse in the Renaissance style. The figurative consoles that support the corner of the house in the entrance area are worth seeing.last change: Jul. 2020
  • 10  Krevethsturm, On the brast. The Krevethsturm was part of the former city fortifications and can be seen from the city park.last change: Jul. 2020

Museums

Museums
Former boys' school, now a local museum
  • 11  Duderstadt local history museum, At Oberkirche 3, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0) 5527 2539, Fax: (0)5527 841290. , in the old boys' school, insights into regional traditions and customs and especially into tobacco cultivation and cigarette production, which shaped the city's economy and labor market for decades.Open: Fri-Sun 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
  • 12  Westerturm ensemble City air makes you free. A new exhibition complex was opened in 2012 around the Westerturm with its idiosyncratic twisted tower. The special freedom that medieval cities offered their inhabitants in contrast to the rural population to protect was the task of the fortifications, many of which are still preserved in Duderstadt and now in the ensemble around the Westerturm, the city wall and the small Georgsturm next to it interactive exhibition. While defense mechanisms are presented on the ground floor, playful target practice can be tried out on the first floor, and aspects of city life are presented on the second floor. A connecting corridor leads to the Georgsturm at the top of the historic city wall. Also worth seeing is the exposed part of the city wall adjacent to the Westerturm, which was built over with glass.Open: Tue-Sun 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
  • 13  Art gallery HGN, Karl-Wüstefeld-Weg, 37115 Duderstadt. E-mail: . Private art gallery of the Duderstadt entrepreneur ("Otto Bock") Hans Georg Näder (HGN).Open: only for exhibitions on weekends.Price: Free entry.
  • 3 Former inner-German border If you follow the B247 south in the direction of Leinefelde, you cross the former German-German border at the end of the Gerblingerode district of Duderstadt. At this point was the Duderstadt / Worbis border crossing, which was opened for GDR citizens on November 10, 1989, and then also for West Germans at Christmas 1989. It was one of the border crossings for the so-called small border traffic was open and was actively used by the Eichsfeldern. This is now in the former control buildings Grenzlandmuseum Eichsfeld, further is the Grenzlandweg to commit.

Fountain

Fountain
Fountain at the horse market
  • 14 Reunification fountain, created by Harl-Henning Seewald, since 1994 on Marktstrasse next to St. Servatius. The fountain consists of two sculptures, a male and a female, who approach each other with outspread arms, but there is a wide gap between them and the front of both people is flattened. The fountain should symbolize both the time of division - through the thickness of the gap, which looks like a wall - and the fall of the wall, as it is symbolically dissolved through the gap, through the free space between the people. The fountain is on the watercourse of the Brehme, which runs through the city center.
  • 15 Border post well, also by K.-H. Seemann created and erected in 1996, diagonally across from the town hall in front of the bakery, a border post with symbols of the division of Germany
  • 16 Schützenbrunnen in front of the St. Cyriakus Basilica, donated by the Duderstädter Schützengesellschaft to mark the 750th anniversary of Duderstadt's city rights
  • The 17 Fountain at the horse market with horse boys and foals on the south-west side d St. Servatius Church is reminiscent of the market that used to be held on the square between Bahnhofsstraße, Marktstraße and Spiegelbrücke at the Servatiuskirche.
  • 18 Horse fountain at Gropenmarkt, behind the old town hall is one of the oldest preserved fountains in the city, which served as a trough for the horses.

Parks and green spaces

  • The 19 city ​​Park is the outdoor area of ​​the state exhibition Nature in Urban Development 1994. There is a large playground here; many cultural events are held every summer.
  • The 20 Horse mountain recreation area with the horse mountain tower in the Gerblingerode district, from which you have a good all-round view of the Eichsfeld, and the forest restaurant To the beautiful view.
  • The City wall is almost completely preserved in its original dimensions. Today it serves as a public park and is at the same time a popular running route for the people of Duderstadt.
  • The conservation project Green band runs along the former border strip through Germany and is practically on the doorstep in Duderstadt.

activities

Regular events

  • The Spring market on a weekend in March or April the round of traditional markets on Marktstrasse.
  • The Garden market with plants for the beginning gardening season, the market series continues in May.
  • At the beginning of October the Apple and pear market instead, in which not only the fruits themselves and many products made from them are offered, but which also offers the possibility of identifying and tasting old, unknown types of fruit as a special attraction.
Eichsfeld sausage market
  • The Eichsfeld sausage market always dedicates itself on a weekend in November to the most important culinary specialty of the region - culinary, but also musically with the song of the Feldgiecker. Plus it will be the best Eichsfelder Stracke selected by a jury.
  • The market season ends with the Christmas market in Duderstadt Christmas meeting is called, and its place over the entire Advent season at the lower church, St. Servatius, Has.

sport and freetime

  • Bicycle routes around Duderstadt will be under trips described.
  • 1  Beckmann bike rental, Marktstrasse 4, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)5527 941693. A second shop is located in Rollshausen near the Seeburger See.Open: Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 6.30 p.m., Sat: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.last change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date).
  • For Walking and jogging the ramparts around the old town are ideal.
  • 2  Mini golf, Schützenring 7, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)55 27 74 89 367, Email: . Open: In the (Lower Saxony) school period Wed-Fri 2.30 p.m.-7 p.m., Sat-Sun 1 p.m.-7 p.m. During the (Lower Saxony) school holidays Mon-Sun 1 pm-7pm.Price: adults € 2.50, child. € 2.
  • 3  Indoor swimming pool, On the flap 39, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)55 27 91 11 74, Email: . 25 m pool, children's pool, cafeteria.Open: The indoor pool is closed until further notice for structural reasons.Price: adults € 2.50, reduced 1.50 (no time limit).
  • 4  outdoor pool, August-Werner-Allee. Open: from mid-May to mid-September daily until 7.30 p.m.Price: adults € 3, reduced € 1.80.

Duderstadt for children

  • 5 Playground in the city park south of the old town
  • 6  Schauburg indoor playground, Steintorstrasse 68, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)55 27 91 49 515, Email: . In addition to a restaurant, a small indoor playground was set up in the former cinema.Open: Tue-Sat 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sun 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Mondays only during school holidays.Price: € 3 day entry.
  • With Play water and splash around you can in Duderstadt to your heart's content, the Brehme flows through the middle of the car-free market street, the numerous Fountain want to be discovered. There are also some opportunities (not only) for cooling off on hot summer days in the city park. Don't forget to change your items ...
  • And last but not least, as a child who has traveled to Duderstadt from afar and also likes to watch programs on KiKa, you should not miss the opportunity to Good Herbigshagen finally even that KiKa tree house To be able to climb and learn a lot about nature and the animal world.
Franz von Assisi Chapel at Gut Herbigshagen

experience nature

  • 7  Nature experience center (Heinz Sielmann Foundation), Gut Herbigshagen, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)5527 9140, Fax: 49(0)5527 914100, Email: . The nature experience center was founded in 1994 by the animal filmmaker Heinz Sielmann Founded at Gut Herbigshagen, and from year to year it became an ever bigger crowd puller. In 2010 the KiKa tree house was added, which many children from the KiKa children's channel will be familiar with. There are also numerous nature conservation projects and environmental education offers. The ecumenically consecrated Franz von Assisi Chapel is the grave of Heinz Sielmann, who died in 2006. From its location you have an excellent panoramic view Eichsfeld, resin and Ohm Mountains.Open: April - October: daily 10 am-6pm. Nov-March: daily 11 am-5pm.Last change: Jan. 2015 (information may be out of date)

shop

Market street with St. Servatius in winter

An assortment of retail stores has been preserved on Marktstrasse in the center of the village and in some of the surrounding streets, supplemented by the usual branch stores. For the supply of food and other travel needs, there are some supermarkets on Industriestrasse.

Twice a week is market day on Marktstrasse: Wed and Sat 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

  • 1  Borchardt's farm shop, Klingenburgweg 15, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)55 27 38 84. Regional sausage specialties.Open: Wed 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., Thu - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 8 a.m. - 12 p.m., plus at the weekly market.

kitchen

To the fir tree

On Marktstrasse and in the streets around the old town you will find numerous gastronomic offers, restaurants, cafés and ice cream parlors.

  • The fir with an ice cream parlor and bar on the ground floor, and a Greek restaurant on the first floor of the former Hotel Zur Tanne right next to the lower church.
  • 1  Elaton restaurant, Marktstrasse 20, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0) 55 27 51 57.
  • 2  To the lion, Marktstrasse 30. Tel.: 49(0)55 27 84 90 00, Email: . The hotel and restaurant are considered to be the "first house on the square".
  • 3  Butterfly restaurant, Am Sulberg 2-6, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0) 55 27 50 46, Fax: (0)55 27 99 84 96. Open: Wed - Sun from 6 p.m.

Regional specialities

Eichsfeld calf bladder
Beer "Heimatliebe"
  • The different types of Mettwurst are typical for Eichsfeld and Duderstadt:
    Eichsfelder Feldgiecker, Stracke (cylindrical, straight variant and the Calf bladder are specialties that are known far beyond the region.
  • The sour cream cake, a yeast sheet cake, usually topped with fruit or raisins and a layer of sour cream, is the most popular type of cake in the region. But you get one Iron cake offered, you shouldn't be surprised as a foreigner if you simply get served a waffle.
  • On Martin's Day on November 11th, the day of remembrance of the Eichsfeld patron saint St. Martin, in many restaurants and inns the Martin goose served in all sorts of variations.
  • The micro brewery Duderstadt brewery produced under the name Love of home the varieties Helles, Krausen, Pilsener, Dunkel and Weizen in the cellar of the Hotel Zum Löwen. It is available in the Restaurant zum Löwen, in the Ratskeller, in the Bistro Sabri, in the Hotel zum Kronprinzen in Fuhrbach and in Graf Isang in Seeburg.

nightlife

  • 1  Music workshop, Industriestrasse 17. Tel.: 49(0) 55 27 66 89, Email: . Since 1978 in the same place, accordingly claims to be one of the oldest discotheques in Lower Saxony. Anyway, a visit to this already historic place is worthwhile - here, for example, around November 10, 1989, the opening of the border crossing between Gerblingerode and Teistungen, just a kilometer away, was celebrated - definitely.

accommodation

The range of overnight stays in Duderstadt itself is not too wide, but is supplemented by campsites, holiday apartments, guest houses and hotels in the surrounding, partially incorporated villages around Duderstadt.

Cheap

  • 1  RV park, Adenauerring, 37115 Duderstadt.
  • 2  Youth hostel Duderstadt, Adenauerring 23, 37115 Duderstadt.

medium

Upscale

Hotel zum Löwen

Outside

  • 6  Nesselröder Warte campsite, Nesselröder Warte 1, 37115 Duderstadt / Nesselröden. Tel.: 49(0)55 08 13 64. Small campsite with simple service, quiet at the end of a cul-de-sac on a hill above Nesselröden - with good visibility with a fantastic view far into the Harz. The Weser-Harz-Heide-Radweg runs directly past the campsite.
  • 7  Hotel Zum Kronprinzen, Fuhrbacher Strasse 31-33, 37115 Fuhrbach. Tel.: 49 55 27 91 00, Fax: 49(0)55 27 91 02 50. Also outside the city in the district of Fuhrbach about 8 km to the west, access via the Rote Warte.

health

St. Martini Hospital with the chapel of the same name
  • 1  St. Martini Hospital, Göttinger Str. 34, 37115 Duderstadt. Tel.: 49(0)5527 842-0.
  • Emergency service practice, Göttinger Str. 34 (in the St. Martini Hospital, right next to the main entrance to the hospital). Tel.: 49(0)5527 116 117. Open: manned outside the practice hours of the resident doctors: Wed 4 pm-6pm, Fri 6 pm-8pm, Sat, Sun, public holidays 10 am-1pm, 5 pm-8pm.

Practical advice

trips

Torfhaus in the Harz Mountains with the Brocken in the background
Seeburg lake
  • Bike tours in the Goldene Mark - The hilly landscape around Duderstadt is ideal for bike tours. A nice destination from Duderstadt is z. B. the Seeburg lake with the restaurants Graf Isang and Wellenreiter (both cafes and restaurants with a view of the lake) and the natural open-air swimming pool (approx. 14 km easy, largely flat route). There is a total of 1111 km long, well-signposted cycle path network, the routes can be combined with each other and thus extended and shortened as desired.
    • Route 45: border tracks around the horse mountain. 17 km, slightly hilly. The route leads over the Pferdeberg (detour to the family holiday resort possible), the Grenzlandmuseum Eichsfeld, the remains of the Teistungenburg, the barrows on the Fuchsberg, the Sulbergswarte, Gut Herbigshagen, the West-Eastern Gate on the Green Belt and the Wehnder Warte back to downtown Duderstadt. A description with a map can be found here (The km specification of 76 km there is incorrect!).
    • Route 54: To the Seeburger See and to Max and Moritz. 31 km, moderate inclines. From Seeburg to Ebergötzen on route 32. The route leads over the Sulbergswarte and Obernfeld to the pilgrimage site of Germershausen, then further along the "Eye of Eichsfeld", the Seeburger See, via Seeburg to Ebergötzen (route 32) to the Wihelm-Busch-Mühle and the European Bread Museum. Back to Seeburg on the same route, it then takes another route via the Seulinger Warte, the Fuchsberg with the barrows and the Euzenbergwarte back to Duderstadt. Description of the route.

literature

  • Duderstadt and the Untereichsfeld. Lexicon of a landscape in southern Lower Saxony. Edited by Maria Hauff and Hans-Heinrich Ebeling. Published by the Sparkasse Duderstadt. Verlag Mecke, Duderstadt 1996. ISBN 3-923453-85-X
  • City guide of Duderstadt with a history of the half-timbered houses - Publisher: Heimatverein Goldene Mark (Untereichsfeld) e.V. ISBN 978-3-932752-89-6 , Format: 11 x 21 cm, 72 pages, 5 €
  • Gudrun Schwibbe, Michael Schwibbe, Maria Hauff, Rüdiger Herzog, Hans Starosta, Andreas Stephainski: Time travel through Eichsfeld. 1075 years of Duderstadt. Göttinger Tageblatt, Göttingen 2004. ISBN 3-924781-50-8 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑The provost church of St. Cyriakus in Duderstadt and the branch churches. Published by the Catholic parish of St. Cyriakus, edited by Wolfgang Damm. Mecke Printing and Publishing, Duderstadt 2012. ISBN 978-3-86944-058-3 .
  2. ↑Hans-Herbert Möller (editor): The town hall in Duderstadt. Niemeyer, Hameln 1989. ISBN 3-87585-096-3 .

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