Enjoy hearty Franconian specialties in one of Rothenburg's oldest houses. In the Gasthaus Alter Keller you can expect authentic dishes such as cheese spaetzle, steaks and dumplings in a rustic ambience. Perfect for lovers of traditional German cuisine.

Over 1,000 square meters of bright Christmas decorations await you, from baubles to nutcrackers. A 5-metre-high Christmas tree, surrounded by half-timbered houses, forms the centrepiece. In the Christmas Museum, you can dive deep into the history of German Christmas traditions. Culinary delights are provided by the local pastry shops with their famous snowballs, a sweet temptation not to be missed.

Enjoy authentic regional specialties in an ambience that breathes history. From hearty stews to crispy schnitzels and fresh salads, accompanied by a wide selection of fine German wines and beers. A culinary experience that combines tradition and cosiness in perfect harmony.

Enjoy exquisitely prepared steaks, burgers and ribs fresh from the Southbend Grill while tasting delicious cocktails and a variety of drinks at the bar in an atmospheric atmosphere until late into the night.

Climb 103 steps of the only walkable tower along the city walls and reward yourself with panoramic views of the picturesque old town. In the small observation room above, you can learn more about the history and destruction as well as the reconstruction of the city - all for a small contribution of 2€. An emblematic experience that connects Rothenburg's past with the present.

Wander through the Klingenviertel, where Rothenburg's history comes alive. Admire the undestroyed fabric of the building, which has been preserved to this day, and immerse yourself in a world where half-timbered houses meet the only surviving Jewish cultural heritage, the mikveh. Discover the peculiarities of small alleys and feel the charm of the past at every step.

Immerse yourself in a world full of medieval weapons, Gothic sculptures and Renaissance paintings. The oldest preserved monastery kitchen in Germany, valuable collections and special exhibitions vividly convey the city's history. Unique insights into life as a Free Imperial City and the role of the Jewish community round off the experience.

Escort the night watchman in dark robes and lanterns through narrow alleys. Listen to old stories, learn about historical duties, and gain insights into the lives of people in times gone by. Amusing anecdotes and the medieval ambience at night make this walking tour a lively journey into the past.

Built in 1388, the Topplerschlösschen offers a rare glimpse into late medieval living culture. Situated in the middle of an orchard, the short guided tour of this moated castle allows you to admire pieces of furniture from the 16th to the 19th century. A historical jewel that represents the power and wealth of its builder, Mayor Heinrich Toppler.

At 6 p.m., your lesson begins with the executioner, who will guide you through enchanted places and take you back to the time of outlaws and witch hunts. For 8 euros, you can immerse yourself in a world full of dark secrets and hidden attractions, accompanied by exciting anecdotes that bring the dark past to life.

Enjoy traditional German dishes and experience a cozy ambience at Gasthof Goldener Greifen. Regional products meet authentic recipes, complemented by a selection of beers and healthy options. Antique furniture completes the historic flair, while a rich breakfast promises the perfect start to the day.

Discover vaulted casemates and a late Gothic church interior behind the strong walls and embrasures of the former fortified church. Marvel at elaborate late Gothic tracery and three altars from around 1500 in an extraordinary bulwark of the bastion's front gate.

Wander through an eight-shaped bastion, cross a covered wooden bridge, and explore the city's mightiest fortification, complete with portcullis and drawbridge. Walk-in moats and fortified gates tell stories of past defensive strategies, while old cannons and embrasures keep the military heritage alive. A view of the valley rounds off the impressive experience.

Immerse yourself in the armory, and you'll find yourself in a world of medieval splendour. From authentic knight's armour to filigree quills, each piece tells its own story. You can even dress up in attire to take on the role of a knight or damsel for a moment. A real paradise for fans of the Middle Ages.

Enjoy open-air theatre on a unique open-air stage in the former Dominican convent courtyard. Surrounded by Rothenburg's historic city walls, the Toppler Theater offers an intimate experience with its 138 seats. From Goethe's comedies to original Hans Sachs swans, it combines cultural enjoyment with life-saving humour in a charming historical setting.

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional Christmas, where historical Christmas tree decorations and 150 Santa Claus figurines await you. Discover the evolution of holiday traditions and admire unique nativity scenes, Christmas pyramids, and incense burners. For children, marveling at nostalgic decorations and exploring Christmas traditions is a magical experience.

Admire the Holy Blood Altar by Tilman Riemenschneider, a masterpiece of carving that houses a relic that became Christ's blood during the Lord's Supper. Explore Gothic architecture and the glowing stained glass that refracts the light in spectacular ways. Experience how art and history come alive in this sacred space.

Over a length of four kilometres, the almost completely walkable city wall surrounds the old town. Past over 40 towers, through six main gates and along battlements, you will be offered a unique view of medieval architecture, hidden alleys and quaint backyards. Information boards at 22 stations enrich your walk with historical anecdotes and interesting facts.