Where is the meeting point

The meeting point is the Lion Fountain at Luitpoldplatz in 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start.

How long does the city tour last

The tour lasts about 2 hours and runs along central sections of the historic city wall.

What does participation cost

The participant fee is 5 euros per person. Children up to 12 years participate for free.

Is registration required

Registration and information are available through the Tourist Information Sulzbach-Rosenberg at phone 09661 510-1170 or by email at Tourist-Info@sulzbach-rosenberg.de.

Is the tour accessible

Some segments are level, but sections cross cobblestones and gentle inclines. Please coordinate individual needs in advance with the Tourist Info.

What equipment is recommended

Comfortable, sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Bring light protective clothing in case of rain.

Experience Sulzbach's city wall: guided tour with insider knowledge and flair

Name: Sulzbach – a truly fortified town: City wall tour with Monika Preller
Start: 2026-06-21T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-21T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Löwenbrunnen am Luitpoldplatz

Discover Sulzbach's city wall: Fortifications, legends, and stone-carved history

On June 21, 2026, the guided city tour 'Sulzbach – a truly fortified town' invites you to an exploration experience along the historic city wall. Local history meets authentic atmosphere: Explore defensive structures, bastions, and hidden places accompanied by the local guide Monika Preller.

Historical city tour with depth

The city tour starts from the Lion Fountain at Luitpoldplatz and covers the prominent sections of the medieval fortification. At selected stops, you will receive expert insights into urban development, defense technology, and the cultural heritage of Sulzbach-Rosenberg – history you can touch.

Sensory impressions along the wall

Brick streets, sandstone, and gates tell stories of sieges, customs, and protection. The route offers views of cityscapes, the alley, and winding passages – ideal for architecture enthusiasts, families, and the curious.

Guide competence on site

Your city tour is led by Monika Preller. She is involved in the region as an experienced hiking guide of the Bavarian Iron Road and conducts thematic tours on mining and town history. Local knowledge and solid presentation ensure cultural enrichment and guidance.

Practical information for your participation

The tour lasts about two hours. Children up to 12 years participate for free. Recommendation: comfortable footwear and weather-appropriate clothing. Registration and information are available through the Tourist Information Sulzbach-Rosenberg at Luitpoldplatz.

Conclusion: You can expect a lively city tour with insider knowledge, clear route guidance, and many aha moments. Immerse yourself in Sulzbach's fortified past – secure your spot now and experience local history up close.