Nestled between the mighty Black Forest and the grandeur of the Swabian Alps, the town of Rottweil is a historic gem. Its origins can be traced back to the 8th Century CE, when it was inhabited by Romans. While the town spans a tumultuous history, it features well-preserved architecture which provides a glimpse of its long medieval past. From the Gothic and Romanesque-style Minster of the Holy Cross and a fascinating local museum to ThyssenKrupp's soaring test tower and a string of half-timbered marvels, there are numerous landmarks here. The statue of a Rottweiler dog commemorates one of the world's most renowned dog breeds, named after the town. Offering an insight into history and architecture, a visit to Rottweil is a must.