Religion & Faith in Rottenburg am Neckar

A late Gothic bishop's church and city landmark located on the market square, renovated in 2003, serving as a place of worship and community gathering.

A three-aisled round-pillar basilica dating back to the early 14th century, located on the southern Neckar side.

A neo-Gothic church built by the Rottenburg Evangelical community in 1855/56.

A church in Oberndorf featuring a late Gothic carved altar.

A church in Rottenburg known for its outstanding frescoes and grave slabs of the Counts of Hohenberg.

A picturesque pilgrimage church with a Romanesque crypt, popular for excursions.

A nearby baroque pilgrimage church built according to plans by Michael Thumb.

A church in Rottenburg containing the burial place of bishops and featuring a museum presentation of archaeological finds.

A known meeting place located near Ergenzingen.

A community hall used by Muslim believers in Rottenburg.

A community center within the St. Martin church hall where seniors gather monthly for coffee, cake, singing, concerts, gymnastics, lectures, and seasonal celebrations.

A church community hosting senior groups for social interaction, cultural engagement, and spiritual orientation, welcoming people from various faith backgrounds.