Discover Rohr

Rohr combines a distinctive townscape with cultural attractions and activities in the municipality. The Church of St. Emmeram, with its distinctive structure, continues to shape the appearance of the town. Other highlights include the Culinary Artists’ Mile, a collection that has developed into a small museum, as well as golf, seasonal tennis and cycling routes. If you are looking for a hotel for a stay in Rohr, you can plan your trip around these varied interests.

Culture and events in Rohr

The structure of the Church of St. Emmeram continues to shape Rohr’s appearance to this day. The church is therefore a tangible point of interest if you would also like to get to know the town through its architecture.

At the Culinary Artists’ Mile, various artists present exhibitions and live workshops throughout the day along Pfarrgasse and Buchschwabacher Straße. The event programme also includes activities for children. If you would like to include the Artists’ Mile in your travel plans, check the event dates in advance.

In the municipality, the snuff-making machine collection of the Dechendorf Snuff Club developed into a small museum. Guided visits are available by prior arrangement. Be sure to arrange your visit in advance rather than planning on an impromptu tour.

Golf, tennis and cycling

The 9-hole golf course in Nemsdorf/Göckenhof offers free taster courses and a driving range where beginners can practise their first shots. The course in Nemsdorf offers views of the historic imperial city of Nuremberg. Golf here combines a scenic outlook with opportunities to try the sport, with taster courses and a driving range offering different ways to gain your first experience on the course. Ask the operator about current course availability before your arrival.

In summer, you can play tennis on three clay courts each in Rohr and Regelsbach. Take the season into account when planning; local clubs can provide information about current access arrangements.

The municipality of Rohr’s cycling routes include the Mill and Church Cycling Trail. It adds a cycling option to the sporting activities on offer. For more detailed information about the route, make separate enquiries for your specific plans.

Further attractions in the wider Roth destination

The wider Roth destination also offers a variety of options for day trips. The 210-hectare Rothsee lake lies between Roth, Hilpoltstein and Allersberg. In Kammerstein, the KammerSTEINPILZ Trail is four kilometres long; along the route, there are ten mushroom nests with quiz questions, as well as a playground. Another option is the “An der Kleinen Roth” nature trail. It follows the stream of the same name, which rises east of Allersberg and gives Rothsee its name. The trail is 2.3 kilometres long and has seven information stops.

The Rothsee Environmental Education Centre offers year-round guided tours suited to different ages and abilities for school classes, kindergarten groups, people with disabilities and visitor groups. During school holidays and at weekends, there is an open programme for children and families; children and families can also explore the centre independently. Check the operator’s current programme for specific dates.

As a seasonal leisure service with a variable timetable, the Gredl-Express 636 runs from Hilpoltstein via Thalmässing and Greding to Kinding and back. Along the route, it passes numerous attractions in the Roth district, including half-timbered villages, Baroque and Rococo buildings, and museums featuring archaeological finds. Check the current service information before travelling if you plan to use the route.

Discover more destinations: Regelsbach, Thalmässing, Wendelstein, Georgensgmünd, Hilpoltstein, Schwanstetten, Heideck, Abenberg.

To the overview of the wider destination: Roth.