Three days in Rothenburg

While at a Family reunion in Lower Franconia, we did a side trip to Rothenburg for a friends destination wedding. Arriving by train, we checked into a darling medieval B&B in the center of town from walking distance to the Marktplatz. We had an amazing time. I hope you enjoy my photos

Rothenburg is in the region of Franconia, a part of Bavaria. Most of the buildings were in place by 1400. The city was established in 1142, but destroyed in 1356. Two pompous gates can still be seen, the Markus Tower and the White Tower. In the center city I saw a few Patrizier houses, where the Gilded residents used to live.

Rothenburg o. T. from above, Germany, Franconia
Rothenburg is in the region of Franconia, a part of Bavaria. Most of the buildings were in place by 1400. The city was established in 1142, but destroyed in 1356. Two pompous gates can still be seen, the Markus Tower and the White Tower. In the center city I saw a few Patrizier houses, where the Gilded residents used to live

I highly recommend to take the Night Watchman tour with a guy name Hans-Georg Baumgartner. He lights his lamp and takes tourists on his rounds explaining medieval life in a jokingly way. The meeting place is 8 pm at the Marktplatz www.Nightwatchman.de. Adults 8 Euro, children 4 Euro

For those who cannot travel right now, I found his tour on YouTube below:

                           Also see Rathaus history

Taubertal, Rothenburg o.T.
Taubertal with view to Rothenburg (Rothenburgkulisse)

Ploenlein, Rothenburg o.T.
The Plönlein is very picturesque
Alte Schmiede, Rothenburg o. T.
Die Alte Schmiede
Biergarten, Rothenburg o. T.
My favorite Biergarten
Children in Tracht, Rothenburg o. T.
Children in Tracht
Burgtor Rothenburg
Burgtor
Rothenburg Antiques stores, Biersteins
Lots of Antiques
Medieval wall inscription by a Donor
Medieval wall inscription by a Donor (per Wikimedia)

The Rothenburg Night Watchman has a message for you during Covit-19

I recommend getting a guide to explore this historic town. You can order your copy below:

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