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History of the Pfaffenhaus In the late Middle Agespriests who were no monks, were referred to as ‚Pfaffen‘. They lived in Passau in the so named ‚Pfaffengasse‘.The alley was closed with an iron gate until 1662, which is still remembered by the round arch on which a painting of St. Christopher has been emblazoned since…

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Hygiene­maßnahmen Gut zu wissen Anreise Langzeit­parken Geschichte des Pfaffenhauses Sehens­würdigkeiten

Hygiene­maßnahmen Gut zu wissen Anreise Langzeit­parken Geschichte des Pfaffenhauses Sehens­würdigkeiten

Hygienic Measures Good to Know Arrival to Passau Longterm Parking Our History Sight Seeing

Hygiene­maßnahmen Gut zu wissen Anreise Langzeit­parken Geschichte des Pfaffenhauses Sehens­würdigkeiten

Hygiene­maßnahmen Gut zu wissen Anreise Langzeit­parken Geschichte des Pfaffenhauses Sehens­würdigkeiten

Hygienic Measures Good to Know Arrival to Passau Longterm Parking Our History Sight Seeing

History of the Pfaffenhaus In the late Middle Agespriests who were no monks, were referred to as ‚Pfaffen‘. They lived in Passau in the so named ‚Pfaffengasse‘.The alley was closed with an iron gate until 1662, which is still remembered by the round arch on which a painting of St. Christopher has been emblazoned since…