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These footprints were left at the Frauenkirche Cathedral of the German Order.
There are tiles:
It is called the Devil’s Footprint, and there is a legend that can be read here:
Architect Jörg Don Halspach was having trouble building a cathedral.
No: Then suddenly the devil appears and helps build the cathedral for one day.
Do:
I guess it’s a bit strange that we needed help from the devil to build a cathedral.
The architect agrees and immediately accepts the contract:
(Why do Germans like contracts other than the devil so much?)
When the cathedral is completed, the devil decides to capture the soul of the first person who enters.
Help with construction:
And once the cathedral was completed and people began to come in.
Appears to receive his reward:
But the architect said, “There are no windows in the cathedral! There is a defect.
“You have to pay the price!”
When the devil looked around, he couldn’t see any windows:
An angry devil stomps once and disappears, leaving no footprints behind.
am:
In fact, when you stand in this spot of the cathedral, the decorations make you feel absolutely at ease.
I can’t see the window
It is said that you can see the window clearly if you walk a few steps:
That’s right: the devil sits again:
Teufelstritt
These footprints have many origins, and this story is one of them.
By the way. Why do Germans really like making a pact with the devil so much?
There are so many bridges that the devil built, I can’t even find them all.