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Rotthausen, Gelsenkirchen — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Rotthausen belongs to Gelsenkirchen, with Haus Achternberg and the Evangelische Kirche among the buildings recorded for it, alongside St. Albertus Magnus.
About Rotthausen
Where to stay in Rotthausen
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Three churches, one house. A bed in Rotthausen sits among St. Albertus Magnus, St. Mariä Himmelfahrt and the Evangelische Kirche, with Haus Achternberg the one entry on the district's list that is not a place of worship. Gelsenkirchen carries everything the district's own list does not, which is most of what a longer stay would want.
About Rotthausen
What are the main landmarks in Rotthausen?
Four names, and no more. Haus Achternberg is the house among them, while St. Albertus Magnus, St. Mariä Himmelfahrt and the Evangelische Kirche account for everything else the register holds for this district of Gelsenkirchen. Nothing else in Rotthausen carries an entry of its own, which is unusual only in how short it makes the accounting.
What is the history of Rotthausen?
Dates do not survive for Rotthausen. No founding year, no charter, no recorded event, what the district carries into the record is four buildings and the name of the city they belong to. Haus Achternberg is the one house on that list.
St. Albertus Magnus, St. Mariä Himmelfahrt and the Evangelische Kirche complete the set, each a parish building recorded within Gelsenkirchen.
Where is Rotthausen?
Rotthausen is a district of Gelsenkirchen with no area figure on its record. Haus Achternberg stands inside it.
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Updated August 2026