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Marktplatz 4 Dinkelsbühl, Romantic Road, Bavaria, 91550, Germany
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VIsit to the Medieval Rothenburg Ob-der-Tauber
In addition to visiting the Bavarian favorites; Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, and Füssen (Neuschwanstein Castle), we visited the medieval fortified town of Rothenburg o.d.T. The medieval walls and the coble stone roads and alleys ooze a thousand years of history. The archaic architectures of this town emanate the dreamy antiquity. The history the 30-year war created an Indiana-Jones-like mystery complete with ...
Walled city and the Fairytale town
... that area.
By that time we were running a bit late, the Romantic Road took a lot longer than we had anticipated. We decided to bypass Augsburg as well, and head straight for Fussen. We thought we might back track to Landsberg during the next two days, as it was only 70km from Fussen, and not too far out of our way visiting Munich from Fussen. We got back on the Autobahn, and were enjoying the open speed limit on the highway to try to make up ...
Sur la Romantische Strausse
... autobus sillonant les petites rues pavées et ces boutiques de souvenirs clonées en plusieurs exemplaires nous ont donnés l'impression que tout ce que nous voyions n'était en fait qu'un décor, une mise en scène! Mais vraiment charmants tout de même ces remparts, ces rues étroites bordées de maisons collées les unes sur les autres, cette nature qui semble être demeurée intacte, à la sortie de la ville. ...
Lovely little Town and the Romance Road!
... his bad map (i know why do i allow it) and we go in search of a castle from 1388. Unbeknown to me he didn't read the description properly and he takes me up a VERY steep hill. At the top are some fields. NO CASTLE. We saw the sign (Castle 25 metres this way) as it was in German. This is after coming back down the hill.
Topplers Castle is more of a House on stilts - a tree house. But it is amazing - 3 euros later for us both :) and we get a tour by the guy ...
On the Romantic Road
... a marked line indicating how many centilitres should be poured and every glass of wine is at least 25 centilitres - waaay more than what chincy restaurants give you in Vancouver!)
Rothenburg is all about tourism and they've done an excellent job of restoring the buildings and historic features. Andy and I spent a morning walking the whole circumference of the ramparts (almost 2 hours along the wooden boards, stone steps and covered bridges that overlook ...



