During its financial heyday, Miltenberg also saw considerable construction activity: Of the many profane Gothic structures today only the winery, a warehouse and the former synagogue remain. Gothic churches included the "Stadtkirche" (St Jakobus) but it mostly lost its original exterior character when it was rebuilt in the 1830s. The nearby "Wallfahrtskapelle Maria ad gradus" (built circa 1400) was demolished in 1825. Close to the "Spital zum heiligen Petrus", a hospital dedicated to St. Peter and founded circa 1310 by Peter of Aspelt, Archbishop of Mainz, the "Spitalkirche" was constructed (demolished 1846).