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2025
Helmut Dinkel and Carina Hellberg will be the new landlords of the Röslein from 1 January 2025 and will continue the tradition of the Bratwurst Röslein.
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2013
The Förster family (with Michael and Luise, Thomas and Carmen) are the new landlords of the Röslein from 1 January 2013 and continue the tradition to this day.
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2010
5 millionth guest
The new Bratwurst Röslein welcomes its five millionth guest!
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2006
575th birthday
Together with our guests, we celebrate the 10th anniversary and the 575th birthday of the Bratwurst Röslein in August and September.
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2003
The main room is completely modernised in October and appears in a new light after a short renovation phase.
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2001
570th birthday
The Bratwurst Röslein celebrates its 570th birthday.
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1996
The Bratwurst Röslein reopens on 12 August after a year of planning and renovation.
Innkeeper: Gregor Lemke
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1967
The extensive construction work for the new Bratwurst Röslein has been completed.
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1965
The extensive construction work for the new Bratwurst Röslein has been completed.
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1945
The historic building was totally destroyed by bombing on 2 January 1945. After the end of the war, the Bratwurst Röslein was successfully continued by Mr and Mrs Köhnlein in a makeshift establishment.
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1929
Andreas and Maria Köhnlein take over the pub from Konrad Gröschl with the right to draw half a bucket of water per hour from the municipal water tower at the Nägeleinsmühle.
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1906
First official mention as Bratwurst Röslein.
Photo: Sigurd Curman
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1831
Johann Adam Raab sells the pub to Gustav Keller for 12500 guilders.
The ‘Zu den drei Röslein’ pub has existed since this time. -
1815
First official mention as Röslein.
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bis 1600
Well-known regulars include Albrecht Dürer, Hans Sachs, Adam Kraft, Peter Vischer and Willibald Pirkheimer.
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um 1480
First mention of the old Nuremberg roast meat kitchen ‘Zu den drei Rosen’.
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1431
The ‘Waizenstüblein’ beer tavern is first mentioned in old house letters. It is later integrated into the Bratwurst Röslein.
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1332-1340
The large town hall with town hall hall was built on Burgstraße. The square on which the ‘Gänsemännchenbrunnen’ fountain stands was called the ‘Salzmarkt’.
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1140-1150
King Konrad III founds the Egidien Monastery. The area around today’s Rathausplatz was settled.
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1040-1050
King Henry builds an imperial castle on the ‘Nourinberge’ and founds a market town.
