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The Romschlössle (also Romschlösschen) is a historic building complex and now a cultural center in Creglingen. It houses, among other things, a public library, the municipal music school, and a pottery workshop. Concerts and art exhibitions are regularly held in the adjacent rose garden. General Information Address: Romgasse 7, 97993 Creglingen. Accessibility: The rose garden is open to the public year-round. Information on guided tours and events (concerts, exhibitions) can be obtained directly from the town hall or the local tourist information office. Facilities: Public Library Municipal Music School Pottery Workshop Rose Garden with Pavilion Contact: For specific inquiries regarding events or tours, please contact the town of Creglingen (phone: +49 (0) 7933 631, email: touristinformation-creglingen@t-online.de). The Rose Garden at the Romschlössle The rose garden is a terraced area next to a preserved section of the town wall. It was revived by gardening enthusiasts in 2004 and features many old varieties of fragrant roses, whose petals are edible. Features: Plant diversity: In addition to roses, there are grasses, perennials, espaliered fruit trees, and a herb garden. Pavilion: An octagonal pavilion made of Douglas fir with seating serves as a shady retreat and event venue. Guided tours: Guided tours and seminars on the topic of "roses" are offered. Viewing platform: A platform offers a beautiful panoramic view over Creglingen. Historical context: The building, popularly known as "Romschlössle," is a three-story timber-framed structure on a stone foundation, built in 1589 on the remains of an older wall. From 1694 to 1791, it served as a treasury office under the rule of Brandenburg-Ansbach. It underwent extensive renovations between 1992 and 1994 and is now used as a cultural center.

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Flax has been the most important component of textiles since ancient times. In flax-breaking huts, the fibers were dried, later broken, and then processed into a variety of items of daily use or clothing. The flax-breaking hut has no historical connection to the oppidum, but the Celts already cultivated flax and probably had at least similar processing sites.

Flax has been the most important component of textiles since ancient times. In flax-breaking huts, the fibers were dried, later broken, and then processed into a wide variety of items of daily use or clothing. The flax-breaking hut has no historical connection to the oppidum, but the Celts already cultivated flax and probably had at least similar processing sites.

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You can also stay overnight in the digester tower. Bookings can be made through Tauberlodge.

The castle's architectural style dates back to the Renaissance, but the foundations suggest that the core was built earlier.

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