Spalt

Geographically, Spalt lies on the edge of the Franconian Lake District and is surrounded by picturesque hilly landscapes. The town itself is characterised by its well-preserved old town with half-timbered houses dating back to the 16th century.

The tourist attractions include Spalt Castle, which is now used as the town hall, and the town parish church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary with its Baroque high altar. A visit to the Museum of Industrial Culture is also worthwhile for anyone interested in technology.

Cultural highlights include the annual Old Town Festival in summer and the Christmas market in winter. Here you can enjoy regional specialities such as Nuremberg bratwurst or mulled wine and admire local handicrafts.

Talking about culinary specialities: In Spalt, everything revolves around beer! The town is home to several breweries, including the oldest private brewery in Bavaria - the Sauer brewery - which has been in existence for over 500 years. Another highlight is the "Spalter Hopfen" (Spalt hops), which are grown here and are known for their fine aroma.

For outdoor activities, the best options are hiking or cycling tours - these are particularly beautiful in spring or autumn, when the landscape is ablaze with colour. Popular places for this are the Spalter Hügellandweg or the Altmühltal cycle path.

If it should rain, a visit to the indoor swimming pool is a good idea, which is equipped with a sauna and a steam bath.

In summary, Spalt in the district of Roth has something to offer for everyone - from historical sights to culinary highlights to outdoor activities. Visit this charming town and let its flair enchant you!