 | Rothenburg, Germany |
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... anybody heard of St George? He’s famous here for slaying a dragon. Every Bavarian town has memorialized him. In Rothenburg’s old town square, there’s a statue of him above the fountain. Other towns have paintings and taverns named ...
... 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 ...
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Which region in Germany?
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 01:51:48
... deserted. 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). ...
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Germany Insider Tips from a Local Expert
Posted on Jun 11, 2007, 16:15:45
... -high season months to travel through Germany? I assume your answer would also apply to Austria. Frankfurt-Heidelburg-Rothenburg-Weimar-Berlin-Leipzig-Bamburg-Munich-Berchtesgarden-Salzburg-Linz-Vienna-Venice October is still nice. You are going to ...
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Germany Insider Tips from a Local Expert
Posted on Jun 7, 2007, 19:01:49
... the weather was great. What are the best non-high season months to travel through Germany? I assume your answer would also apply to Austria. Frankfurt-Heidelburg-Rothenburg-Weimar-Berlin-Leipzig-Bamburg-Munich-Berchtesgarden-Salzburg-Linz-Vienna-Venice
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Oktoberfest!
Posted on Aug 14, 2006, 11:42:20
... to the Alstervergnuegen in Hamburg or the Fasnet in Rottweil; all more authentic. And most of the people wearing these Bavarian ciostumes are not even Bavarians. Avoid the Octoberfest in Germany, avoid Rothenburg and Garmisch and u will have lots of fun.
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