Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of only three German towns remaining with intact city walls. Come join us on our journey of this amazing town in the middle of Germany.

We spent a few days exploring the city walls, the towers that date back to the 12th century, the wonderful, and incredibly large, Christmas shops (must see), and ate the famous Schneeballen (snowballs) which are a local pastry that come in multiple different flavors.

See the marketplace, the city hall (Rathaus), the Ratstrinkstube (Councillor's Tavern) and all the colorful buildings. There are also many museums, restaurants and hiking trails to explore while you are here. And of course, the picturesque and always-photographed corner at Plönlein.

For more information, visit the city tourism website:
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Rothenburg ob der Tauber is easy to get to from Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt and Stuttgart, so make a day or weekend trip to this beautiful medieval German town next time you are in Germany.

00:00 Introduction
00:26 Arrival and Walking Tour
00:54 Marketplace, City Hall, Councillor's Tavern
01:33 White Tower and Rothenburg Shops
02:07 Markus Tower
02:36 Exploring Side Streets
03:04 Overlooking the Tauber Valley
03:33 Famous Plönlein Corner
04:18 Our Hotel in the Old Town
05:37 Grabbing Beers at a Local Bar
06:18 Buying Schneeballen (Snowballs)
06:57 Eating Schneeballen!
10:15 Exploring the Old City Walls
13:46 Jakobskirche (St. James Church)
13:58 Christmas Shop
14:44 Coffee and Cake
15:25 Leaving Rothenburg
15:41 Outtake

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