In Wolframs-Eschenbach is the Minster of the dear woman in the middle of the listed ensemble of the city. The church is one of the earliest Gothic halls in Germany. Traces of settlement and a previous wooden church are dated back to the 8th century. A special feature is that the poet Wolfram von Eschenbach has his grave here. One of the treasures of the church is a group of wooden figures, the Nativity, around 1500, which is only in front of the altar on the Christmas holidays.