The walk around the town walls is great to do around sunset, it wasn't very busy whilst we walked the walls and gave great views of the Rothenberg rooftops. Whilst walking the walls look out for names on stones that are set into the walls, these are the names of people from around the world that have brought a section of the wall to help fund the restoration and upkeep of the town. Walking the walls is free to do so well worth a visit!

We stayed three days in Rothenburg ob der Tauber and one of the places we naturally kept coming back to was the lively Market Square with its impressive Town Hall right in the heart of it all. We were lucky enough to experience a local festival during our visit, and the whole square was packed with people enjoying live shows, music and great food from the surrounding cafés. The atmosphere was contagious – locals and visitors sitting side by side, soaking up the vibe. The Town Hall with its stunning Gothic and Renaissance architecture really stands out and feels like the heart of the town. One of our favourite little moments was watching the famous clock on the Ratstrinkstube building chime on the hour, complete with its moving figures – it’s one of those things that makes you stop and smile. We also climbed the Town Hall Tower, and although the climb is a bit of a workout with 220 steps, the views over the rooftops and the Tauber Valley are absolutely worth it. We found the square to be the perfect place to start or end the day, whether grabbing an early morning coffee or joining one of the popular evening tours like the Night Watchman tour, which kicks off right from the square. It can get busy, especially during events, so early mornings or late afternoons felt the most relaxed. Whether you’re visiting for a few hours or staying a couple of days like us, the Market Square really captures the spirit of Rothenburg.

They got enough things to show, would probably take you a good hour or more depending on how fast you are going through the things. It was 6.50€ for students and I think around 9.50€ for adults. For a person who likes to know more about how things were back then it would be interesting. One great thing is that almost all the things in the museum has an english text so it is definitely tourist friendly. Some of the things are replicas and some of them are real. They have a huge collection of torture devices and things that are related to criminals back then. Would recommend it if you like these types of museums!

Beautiful church, a must see! The architecture is simply amazing. The altar is beautiful both in the front and the back! In fact the whole town of Rothenburg is rich in culture and history! How it has been rebuilt since the war. What touched me most were the Stumbling Stones, small brass plates being put in the ground outside the places, from were Jews were taken and sent to concentration camps. Amongst all the beauty and history cannot forget the horrors human beings inflicted on other human beings in the name of color, caste, class, religion, etc.

What a beautiful and magical town! We have visited Rothenburg ob der Tauber twice in the last 5 years. It holds a special place in our hearts. Stay the night if you can to enjoy the quiet and beautiful scenery away from the day crowds, especially if you visit in the summer or for the Christmas markets. If you want a picture here without the crowd, go in the early morning or late evening.