HISTORIK HOTEL GOLDENER HIRSCH ROTHENBURG ROTHENBURG OB DER TAUBER, Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Historik Hotel Goldener Hirsch Rothenburg, situated 80 km from Nürnberg, offers rooms distinguished by historical charm, such as a washbasin in the room and historical furnishings. Taubertal bay window rooms feature carpet or wooden flooring, two single beds, a bathtub, air conditioning, and views of the Taubertal. Tauber Valley Tower Rooms, up to 35m², provide a view of the Taubertal and the Burggarten. Some rooms, located in the main building, have views of the Tauber Valley and include satellite TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Other rooms include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a seating area, a wardrobe, carpeted floors, and free toiletries.

The Hotel's restaurant is popular for its informal atmosphere and dishes like cheese soup served in a bread loaf from the in-house bakery. The breakfast buffet includes healthy juices, fragrant coffee, aromatic teas, a selection of cereals, yogurt, fruit, jams, legumes, hard-boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, and Nuremberg bratwurst with sauces. Guests can enjoy Franconian wine, Pils, white beer, or brandy, such as Edelbrandsommelier Hubert Rothbauer's noble brandies from Aigen am Inn. Guests can plan their day in Rothenburg with a cappuccino or tea.

Guests at St Jacob's Church can explore the Gothic walls at their own pace. The Klingengasse passes under the gallery of the west choir of St James Church. Inside the church, discover an impressive variety of art objects since its completion in 1485. The oldest representation of Rothenburg is located in the parish church of St Jacob. Visitors can reach the Toppler Castle in the Tauber Valley via the double bridge or the Barbarossa Bridge with about a 30-minute walk from the castle garden. The Master Builder's home is the second to last house in the Upper Schmiedgasse.

The blue terrace offers views of the valley. A visit to the Church of St Wolfgang is a highlight of any city tour. St Jacob's Church serves as an alternative to traditional visitor guides. The church features Gothic arches and side altars, resembling a small-town refuge. The dead light outside reminds passersby of the resurrection and is carved from a single block of stone. Enjoy organ concerts at the modern Rieger organ, featuring four manuals and 69 registers. Feast your eyes on hunting guns used by Marie Antoinette and Frederick the Great.

The Imperial Town Museum offers a tour through different ages and cultures. Nearby landmarks include the Reichsstadtmuseum (0.5 km), Franziskanerkloster Rothenburg ob der Tauber (0.5 km), Puppen- und Spielzeugmuseum (0.3 km), Kaiserburg Nürnberg (1 km), Ehemaliger Marktbrunnen (0.5 km), Stadtmauern (0.3 km), Stadttor sogenanntes Kobolzeller Tor (0.3 km), Deutsches Weihnachtsmuseum (0.5 km), and Weihnachtsmarkt Rothenburg o.d.T (0.3 km). Guests can view medieval patrician houses surrounding the square. Pentecost celebrations feature the ' Master Draught.'