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ROTTWEIL
SERVICES PROVIDED
_ guided tours of the town tailored to your group needs
(in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch)
_ information about cultural events, important sights and
museums in Rottweil
_ advance ticket sales for cultural events
_ help with organizing your visit (hotel bookings, restaurants,
excursions etc.)
SCHILTACH
SERVICES PROVIDED
_ city guides (English, German, French)
_ thematic Tours (e.g. walks learning about herbs)
_ detailed information on the city and region
_ sales of hiking/attraction maps, postcards, books
_ public internet terminal in the Tourist Office
_ accommodation service
A Tourist-Information Rottweil
Hauptstrasse 21
78628 Rottweil
T +49 (0)741 494280
F +49 (0)741 494373
E tourist-information@rottweil.de
W www.rottweil.de
SouthWest Germany’s oldest town is associated with Rottweiler
dogs and worth visiting for its fine medieval center, with pastelpainted
half-timbered houses. This 13th-century heritage is
balanced by a lively cultural scene: the May jazz festival, the June
classical music festival, and the August summer festival. During
carnival you can admire most wonderful wooden masks carved in
the old historical tradition. Among the many museums, the doll’s
museum is a favorite for young and old.
Internet-ID 15486
MUST SEE: SOUTHWEST GERMANY’S OLDEST TOWN
A Tourist Information
Marktplatz 6
77761 Schiltach
T +49 (0)7836 5850
F +49 (0)7836 5859
E touristinfo@schiltach.de
W www.schiltach.de
With its steep streets, the
lovingly-preserved medieval
town is delightful: churches
and towers, fountains and
townhouses, window boxes
full of flowers.
SCHILTACH in the Black Forest
Lovely Schiltach: friendly people, medieval flair and surrounded
by unspoiled nature. The winding streets and quite corners
provide the perfect backdrop for cozy get-togethers in one of the
relaxed cafés or restaurants. Four interesting museums provide
insights into the lives of the citizens of Schiltach from the early
Middle Ages to modern times. With picture postcard views of
timber-framed houses, it’s no surprise that visitors fall in love
with Schiltach.
Internet-ID 17778
MUST SEE: SCHÜTTERSÄGE (SAW MILL MUSEUM)
Exhibitions devoted to the
history of traditional trades:
river rafting, tanning, forestry,
and lumber production