Hotel Stadt Schlitz
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Road Trip - RodT
... They even have a Scottish shop! We took the Nightwatchman tour which was great - a guy who looked like Eric Idle took a massive group of tourists through the streets at night telling us stories of the olden days in Rothenburg. Idle was very funny and the American tourists even funnier (its amazing the blind faith they have in them winning the war singlehanded - say no ...
Medieval German Cuteness
... these entrances has latin words scrolled above the archway that say “Peace to those who enter, farewell to those who leave”. We thought that was a pretty cool greeting for a city. As we walked through the city walls, we saw numerous stones with names and locations on them. We read before visiting that these stones are the names and residences of those who donated money towards the rebuilding of the city damaged during WWII. ...
Christmas Shops!
... We took the late afternoon to do some laundry then went to dinner at a very nice restaurant here in town. We sat at a table with a couple from Washington, USA. It was very nice chatting with them about what they have done on vacation and we shared some stories too. They gave us some helpful tips for when we travel to Munich. The restaurant was very quaint ...
Medival Germany
... of Rothenburg, Germany. We are so glad he was so nice to do this for us, words can't express how thankful we are! Mary was a little nervous going so fast on the Autobahn and Abbe just slept in the backseat. When we all got to Rothenburg we were very excited to see how cool the town is. It is a medival town with cobblestone streets. We walked around for a bit and found the wall surrounding the town ...
Rothenburg... stalking the Nightwatchman
Monday
At 7:51 am we sadly said bye to Salzburg and headed by train
to Munich. Arriving in Munich we picked up our hire car and Tom set
about driving in Germany ... in Munich, battling the crowds, the trams,
on the wrong side of the road, in a manual, sitting on the wrong side of
the car! He was amazing! There's no way I could have driven in that
traffic. We got out of Munich and joined our first autobahn, at which
point we saw a zillion ...
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