1. Diocesan Museum
A great insight into Christian art are the Diocesan Museum. It is founded in 1862. and it has an excellent collection of sculptures and panel paintings, vessels of the altar of the Middle Ages. From the Romanesque period, you can see bronze crucifix which is really amazing monument unique in this part of the world
3. Stiftsmuseum
In the Gothic Hall of Ulrich chapel, Stiftsmuseum is housed. It houses religious art from the time of Canons, wood sculptures from the Morizkirche and from the Old Town Chapel Baroque building. Museums are very common through out whole Germany, but every one has something special and unique in comparasion to other. This one has unique feel and atmosphere too.
5. The Cathedral of St. Martin
The Cathedral of St. Martin is dedicated to the cathedral church of the diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart and Saint Martin. It was created in 1280 and it is known as early Gothic chapel of Our Lady. The parish church was still in the village and it was dedicated to St. Martin. In place of the Marktkapelle, church was erected. This basilica had an amazing structure and its parts can be seen today in Rottenburg,
2. Sumelocenna - Roman City Museum
A permanent exhibition can be seen in Sumelocenna, the Roman museum. Romans had great influence on German people and it is very obvious in the museum. There are so many Roman equipment and gears from Roman period.
4. Hypocaust
Hypocaust or hypocausts is a warm air that is produced when a solid body is flowed through. This form of hot air comes from the Roman times and was first used in Roman houses and spas. Today, you can feel it in Rottenburg. Model of a Roman bath house is constructed with underfloor heating. The floor is for better visibility partially cut. It has below-floor heating chamber.
Rottenburg is located in the federal state in the district of Tübingen. The city is situated with density over three hundred citizens per square kilometers. You can visit it at any time of year.
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