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Rothenburg ob der Tauber - Walking with Tania

#RothenburgObDerTauber #Rothenburg #RomanticRoad #Bavaria #GermanyTravel #VisitGermany #MedievalTown #HistoricGermany #GermanHeritage #europetravel Tania Veitch Photography https://www.taniaveitchphotography.com/ https://mymeseta.com/ Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of those rare places where the past feels wonderfully present. Perched above the Tauber River in northern Bavaria, it’s a remarkably well‑preserved medieval town—complete with intact walls, timber‑framed houses, and winding cobblestone lanes that look like they were lifted straight from a storybook. Its compact size makes it easy to explore, yet every corner seems to reveal another postcard‑worthy scene. What Makes Rothenburg Special • A perfectly preserved medieval core — Rothenburg is widely regarded as one of Germany’s most beautiful medieval towns. • Iconic viewpoints like the Plönlein, perhaps the most photographed corner in Germany. • A rich defensive history, with more than 40 towers once guarding the town. • A lively cultural scene, from Christmas markets to themed events celebrating the town’s landscape and heritage. A Few Highlights You Might Enjoy 🏰 Walk the City Walls You can stroll nearly the entire perimeter of the old town on elevated covered walkways—an unforgettable way to see the rooftops and towers from above. 📸 Visit the Plönlein This charming fork in the road, framed by half‑timbered houses and a leaning tower, is the town’s signature view. 🕰 Medieval Crime Museum A fascinating (and sometimes chilling) look at law, punishment, and social order in the Middle Ages. 🎄 Käthe Wohlfahrt & the Christmas Museum Rothenburg is Germany’s unofficial Christmas capital, and this shop‑museum duo is a festive delight year‑round. 🌅 Tauber Valley Walks Just outside the walls, trails lead down into the valley for peaceful views back toward the town’s towers and red‑tiled roofs. If You’re Planning a Visit • Best seasons: Spring and fall offer mild weather and fewer crowds. • Stay in the old town if you can—family‑run inns inside the walls make the experience feel even more immersive. • Give yourself at least one night to enjoy the town after day‑trippers leave; Rothenburg becomes wonderfully atmospheric in the evening. If you’d like, I can sketch out a one‑day or two‑day itinerary, suggest scenic photo spots, or help you connect Rothenburg with nearby destinations like Nuremberg, Würzburg, or the Romantic Road.