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Town in Bavaria, Germany
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Roth is a town of some 26,000 people (2018) in Middle Franconia. It is at the northern edge of the Franconian Lake District, and can serve as an entry-point into the region. One of its main claims to fame is the "Challenge Roth" Triathlon held every year.
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Franconian food with local ingredients.
Italian food.
Try the "Saure Zipfel" (cooked Bratwursts) or the "Sauerbraten"!
Greek and international food.
Classical Franconian food.
Greek food.
Greek Mediterranean and Franconian food.
Greek food
Mexican food
The campsite is to be found at the edge of a large forest.
Close to the city centre.
Family-run hotel with 24 rooms.
In the south of the city.
Apartment with breakfast in a quiet location on the edge of the forest.
Double room with shared shower and toilet.
The house has an apartment and 2 double rooms and a breakfast room.
A quiet guest house.
Quiet location near the forest.
A re-purposed farm.
The place has 8 beds.
Central and quiet house, 3 km south of Roth.
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