Rottenburg am Neckar - Rottenburg am Neckar

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Rottenburg am Neckar
federal stateBaden-Wuerttemberg
Residents
43.723 (2019)
height
349 m
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Rottenburg am Neckar

Rottenburg am Neckar is a city in Baden-Wuerttemberg.

background

Rottenburg am Neckar lies between the Korngäu or Upper Gäu, the Schönbuch and the Rams in the Alb foreland. Before 1803, the city was almost entirely Catholic and belonged to Upper Austria, then became part of Württemberg, and in 1821 became the seat of the Catholic bishop of the Rottenburg-Stuttgart diocese. A total of 17 districts belong to Rottenburg, which were formerly largely independent municipalities and were incorporated from 1971-1975.

getting there

By plane

By train

The 1 Rottenburg station lies a few hundred meters south of the center on the other side of the Neckar. Trains of the relation run Tubingen to Horb.

By bus

The 2 Long-distance bus stop in Rottenburg is near the train station in Poststrasse.

In the street

Of the A81Symbol: AS 29 can be reached via the B28a to Rottenburg.

By boat

mobility

Map of Rottenburg am Neckar

Public transport is part of the Transport association Neckar-Alb-Danube.

Tourist Attractions

Rottenburg

Churches

  • 1  St. Martin CathedralLast change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 2  St. Moritz Collegiate Churchlast change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 3  Protestant churchLast change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 4  Weggental pilgrimage churchLast change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 5  Old town chapelLast change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)

Buildings

  • 6 Scharfrichterhaus, Amannhof 13 and remains of the city fortifications
  • 7 Gaisholzturm, 8 Capuchin Gate
  • 9 Kalkweiler Gate, 10 Powder tower
  • 11  Episcopal palaceLast change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 12 Bochinger Schlössle, Bahnhofstr. 45

Fountain

  • 13 Market fountain
  • 14 Fool's well

Museums

  • 15  Sülchgau Museum. Rottenburg under the rule of the Habsburgs.last change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 16  Sumelocenna Museum (Roman city museum). Rottenburg at the time of the Romans. A special feature: a 32 m long toilet facility.Last change: Jun. 2015 (information may be out of date)
  • 17  Diocesan Museum

Obernau

  • 18 Remains of the Roman aqueduct in the Obernau district
  • 19 Donkey tower Obernau

Bad Niedernau

  • 20 Roman spring.
  • 21 Spa gardens
The spring was already used as a healing spring in Roman times. In 1471 she was named Sauerbronnen mentioned, expanded into a community bathroom in the 19th century. Niedernau has had the title since 1936 bath decorate. However, the spa operation was discontinued.

Wormlings

  • 22 Wurmlinger Chapel. A popular excursion destination, a mountain chapel from 1050 with a picturesque view.

activities

bicycle: The Neckar valley cycle path goes through Rottenburg.

shop

kitchen

  • 1  Hirsch restaurant, Ehinger Pl. 17, 72108 Rottenburg am Neckar. Tel.: 49 7472 42415. Swabian specialties, fresh offal on Tuesdays, Maultaschen day on Thursday.Open: Mon 17: 00-22: 00, Tue-Fri 11: 30-14: 30 and 17: 00-22: 00, Sat, Sun, Ft Tue-Fri 11: 30-14: 30 and 17: 00-21: 30.last change: Sep. 2018
  • FBI, Schuhstrasse 72 72108 Rottenburg am Neckar. Tel.: 49(0)747226298. classic food highlights of the US kitchen in top quality.last change: Feb. 2020

nightlife

accommodation

health

Practical advice

trips

literature

Web links

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