The document provides information about a virtual town walk through Neumarkt, Germany. It details 3 stations on the walk: Station 1 discusses Neumarkt's history as an important trade route in the Middle Ages and buildings constructed in 1410. Station 2 describes the town hall, noting it was originally built in 1430 but reconstructed in 1950 and renovated in 1990. Station 3 gives details about the Church of St. John, including when it was built from 1404 to 1434, its 11 stone pillars, 72-meter tall tower, and 222 steps in the tower.

1. Virtual Town Walk
Part 1

2. The journey begins
We´ve got a
brochure with
tasks from the
teachers.
These said where
we have to go
and what we
have to do.
This
will
be fun!

3. Look at me!

5. Station 1- History
In the Middle Ages, Neumarkt laid on
one of the most inportant trade
routes in the Holy Roman Empire.
A number of buildings were built in
1410: Town Hall, Church St John and
the Castle.

6. Station 2- City Hall
 built 1430
 original buildung was destroyed
 reconstructed 1950
 renovated 1990
 gable with 32 windows
 Market street: upper and lower
 upper market street is longer
 statue with 3 figures (steles)

9. Station 3: Church St John
 most important church in the town
 was built from 1404 to 1434
 There are 11 stone-pillars inside
 It has got a tall tower, 72 metres
 The tower has 222 got steps