Overview

Step into medieval history with Take a Look Tours' walking experience in Rothenburg. Discover iconic sights and fascinating stories in this charming Bavarian city.

Rot am See, Baden-Württemberg

Essential PLUS Walking Tour

2 Hours | Our RECOMMENDATION!!! | Private Guide

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Date

Mon, Oct 6

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on the Essential Plus tour in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, where history comes alive! Explore iconic sights like the Market Square and the stunning St. Jakob church, home to a breathtaking wooden altar. This engaging 2-hour experience is perfect for those eager to delve deeper into the city's rich heritage.

Rates

Groups of 1-25 - 180,- € Add 6€ per person from 26-50 Entrance fees are not included

Duration

2 hours

Our Service

The Essential Plus tour will give you an overview of the history and sights of Rothenburg ob der Tauber. With a special focus on our largest church. Sankt Jakob hosts one of the most beautiful wooden altars in the world. A must-see not to be missed!

Designed for

guests with a greater interest and at least 3-4 hours to spend in total in Rothenburg o.d.T.

You will see

Market Square
City hall
Christmas shop & museum
Plönlein
Tourist Information
City wall
One of the city gates
Scenic few point

**main focus on

St. Jakob church and
Holy Blood Altar**

Requirements

NON, except about 25 steps inside the church up to the famous altar.

We can spontaneously adjust the private tour to all guests

gentle walkers
with strollers
with wheelchairs

Although such information would be helpful

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable shoes

Cobblestone streets can be uneven, so comfortable footwear is essential.

Bring water and sun protection

Stay hydrated and protected from the sun during the outdoor tour.

Join with an open mind

Be ready to listen and engage with the historical stories shared by your guide.

Check the weather forecast

Good weather makes for a better walking experience, so plan accordingly.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Pigeons
City squirrels

History

Rothenburg was first documented in the 11th century and became a Free Imperial City in 1274, preserving its medieval charm through centuries of change.

Conservation

Rothenburg’s preservation efforts focus on maintaining historic buildings and limiting modern developments that could detract from its authentic ambiance.