 | Rothenburg o.d. Tauber, Germany |
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... beautiful town. The General had grown up with this painting and intervened before the town was completely destroyed. After the war Rothenburg was so broke it couldn't afford to repair the bombed part of the city. Some ingenious person dreamed up the ...
... , dressed as a night watchman, had a booming voice - enough to carry to the entire crowd. He orated the history of Rothenburg in a very interesting and entertaining way, then moved off through the town, with the crowd following en masse - just like the ...
Fucking-A! This little, timeless, medieval city pays for the entire trip. If you want to give the romantic road a go, there is about a dozen possible cities/villages one can stop by. This on is a MUST. Lots of people with narrow, swollen eyes, though. ...
... nbsp; I'd hate to see what would happen with Canadian vehicles! Our first stop was Dinkelsburg (Rick Steves describes it as Rothenburg's little sister). The walled old town was very quaint and quiet. We window-shopped for an hour or so and ...
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Which region in Germany?
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 01:51:48
... . You'll have easy access to the Romanische Strasse (Romanic Road) region dotted with quaint towns (i.e. the touristy Rothenburg ob der Tauber) and castles, and the Alpine Region, as well as the Danube (try checking out Passau or Regensburg). Berlin ...
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