THROUGH THE HISTORIC OLD TOWN
1-hour guided tour for groups:
Available in English, Italian, French or Spanish
Price per group: 55,00 Euro
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GUIDED TOWN TOURS FEATURING A SPECIAL SURPRISE
“Dinkelsbühler Zweigestirn”
pedlar woman and solo trumpeter
At the end of the tour, participants are greeted in the romantic “Alter Bauhof” by a solo trumpeter from the Dinkelsbühl Boys’ Band and a welcome drink is offered by the historical figure of the town’s pedlar woman
Price: 109,00 Euro
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“Dinkelsbühler Dreigestirn”
night watchman, pedlar woman and solo trumpeter
This is an evening tour through the illuminated old town. The night watchman sounds his horn at the Rothenburg pond, outside the town gates. A tour guide accompanies participants to the “Alter Bauhof” where a solo trumpeter from the Dinkelsbühl Boys’ Band provides a musical greeting, while the pedlar woman proffers a welcome drink. The night watchman sings his song for the late hour “Hört Ihr Leut ...”.
Price: 135,00 Euro
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Historical Greeting at the Town Gate
Just like in medieval times, the town’s soldiers stand in front of the city gates, ready to defend it against strangers and enemies. A solo trumpeter from the Dinkelsbühl Boys' Band and the pedlar woman greet participants and the latter offers a welcome drink. After that the medieval gates are opened to reveal a unique, historic backdrop which is best explored in the company of a tour guide. N.B. The number of tour guides depends on the size of the group and must be booked separately.
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Historical Welcome at the Town Gate
with march-past by the Dinkelsbühl Boys’ Band
As soon as participants arrive at the coach park they are greeted by a twin quartet from the Dinkelsbühl Brass Band. The musicians march alongside the guests to the town gate, where the town’s soldiers and pedlar woman are waiting for the group.
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NIGHT WATCHMAN
Patrol with a night watchman through the illuminated old town (in german language)
Easter-October:
9.00 p.m. (daily) from St. George’s Minster
November-Easter:
9.00 p.m. (Fri. and Sat. only) from St. George’s Minster
Free of charge !