is it a free city?
No, it lost its freedom in the course of the mediatisation.
Pfullendorf
 lost its freedom in the course of the mediatisation
where did battle of winterthur take place? Winterthur when did the war break out? 1799 who took part in it? Army of the Danube and the Habsburg army can you name any leader of this war? André Masséna from where does he belong? Nice what was his role in the mentioned war? He commanded of both the Army of Helvetia and the Army of the Danube. who is behind the formation of this second group of army? The French Directory any particular reason behind its formation? To undermine Habsburg influence in the Holy Roman Empire, and, conversely, to strengthen French hegemony in central Europe after the wars of the First Coalition and the Treaty of Campo Formio. which battle did it take part in other than the former one? The Battle of Ostrach when was it fought? 20–23 March 1799 who was it fought against? Pfullendorf and Ostrach where is the former one located? North of Lake Constance in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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Pfullendorf [SEP] End of the Free Imperial City of Pfullendorf
Like most of the other 50 Free Imperial Cities, Pfullendorf lost its freedom in the course of the mediatisation of 1803 and was annexed to the Margraviate of Baden. The old hospital building in the center of town was sold and in 1845 (it now houses the restaurant "Deutscher Kaiser") and a new hospital opened on the site of a former monastery near the Upper Gate. The city was connected to the railway network in 1873-75. Pfullendorf remained an administrative center in the upper Linzgau until 1936. It then became part of the district of Überlingen, and has been a part of the district of Sigmaringen since 1973.