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Information Millennium Old Town Rothenburg, Germany

It is an old historical city that is over a thousand years old. It is a small town with classic beauty like no other. Rothenburg is located on the Tauber River. It was founded around 1000 AD by aristocrats. when visiting Rothenburg ob der Tauber It’s like stepping back into the past (AD 1618–1648) In this city you can also find a complete city wall with dozens of gates and towers. Rothenburg is full of monumental buildings. The city is also famous for its beer. There is also a romantic road that starts here. Würzburg and onwards to Füssen, 460 kilometers away. Along the route are 29 attractions. เมืองเก่าพันปีโรเทนเบิร์ก, เยอรมนี (Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany)

Surrounding the city are castles and beautiful country houses that preserve medieval art and culture. At the end of the Romantic Road is the castle. Neuschwanstein famous and highlight You will see them as you drive along this route and enjoy the romantic road on the bike path. Cars and pedestrian paths On your journey into this lovely and beautiful city, you will have to pass the security system of more than 40 towers that were built during the days of the King of Sweden in the city 400 years ago. Surveillance and protect the beautiful city of the ornate noble houses of the time.

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City wall

The history of the city wall is The city wall was built in 1172, beginning at the Markusturm and Weißer Turm. The nearly 3.5 km long outer wall was built at the end of the 14th century, with towers such as the Galgentor and Kobolzeller Turm on top. City walls were built during that era to protect people’s settlements from war, and in 1945, after the war of that era, some of the city walls were destroyed and large donations were raised to restore the damaged parts. And there is a sign with the name of the donor on the part of the city wall as well.

For a great vantage point of this city wall. The east tower is the Röderturm, but for the most impressive views head west of the city with panoramic views of the Tauber Valley, including the Doppelbrücke, a double-decker bridge. More history of the city Walking around the city walls, visitors can clearly see the beautiful views of the city.

Rathaus Town Hall

Part of the Renaissance from 1572, Rothenburg’s Town Hall was elaborately decorated. and a large stone courtyard that opens to the city’s main market square. Climbing to the top of the 60m tower offers sweeping views across the city and beyond into the Tauber Valley. The façade of the Capitol is Renaissance-era art, completed in 1578. It is a three-story building with a tower winding up to the top. In the hall below, council members used to run government business. It was a prosperous city and one of Europe’s great commercial centers in the 1400s.

Every day in summer and on weekends in winter you can visit and climb the watchtower. to view the roofs of Rothenburg’s houses Admission is not expensive It is approximately 1-2 euros per person.

Plonlein

This point is considered the most popular or photographed spot in Rothenburg ob der Tauber because it is a place that people will know well on Instagram or on travel lists. It is a beautiful place and attracts a lot of attention from tourists. From the walkway and including the building, the half-timbered house retains its classic beauty. and indicates the art of the ancient era A distinctive feature is the difference in elevation in the street, half-timbered houses with a fountain in front and two towers, Siebersturm and Kobolzeller Tor in the background, making it one of the charms to photograph here.

St. Jacob’s Church

It is a very old church in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany. It is a church with two towers. The church was built in 1485 and took over 170 years to complete. The great St. Jacob’s Church was built in the mid-15th century. In the cathedral you’ll find the Western Gallery, with the famous altarpiece of the woodcarver Würzburg Tilman Riemenschneider. The altar contains scenes of entering Jerusalem, the Last Supper. The beautiful stained glass window decorations in the church are over 700 years old.

Würzburg Tilman Riemenschneider wood carvings

Market District (Marktplatz)

It is the most famous tourist attraction in Rothenburg. It has been a place to sell and shop since the early 12th century. Beautiful half-timbered houses have been built around the square over the centuries. The square was ideal for meetings, parties and other social events until today as a shopping district. There are many shops, hotels, coffee shops and restaurants. In winter, it is famous for its Christmas market. There are many products being sold such as candy, wine, local food. Lots of appliances and decorations

Old foundry or Gerlachschmiede

It is a lovely half-timbered house that is very old, first built in 1469 Gerlachschmiede. It’s an old foundry with a lovely triangular pediment on a balcony that is held up by wooden beams. It is one of many buildings in southeast Rothenburg. It was lost in the March 1945 bombing, but was rebuilt in 1948 and is a standout point in photography. You can clearly see the old half-timbered buildings and gardens. By walking the city wall itself.

Georgsbrunnen Fountain

Elsewhere in the market area there is a fountain that has been here since 1446. A monument stands between the town hall and the half-timbered hall (Fleisch- und Tanzhaus). The fountain was restored to a depth of 8 meters and It has a capacity of 100,000 liters. In the center is a 16th-century Renaissance column with statues of St George and the dragon on top.

Medieval Crime and Justice Museum. Various strange masks for prisoners in those days.

History books and methods of punishment

It is a museum about crimes over a thousand years ago. Including the punishment or torture of prisoners, demons and witches according to the beliefs of that era. In the museum there is a demonstration of torture methods. Horrible instruments of torture which is a medieval and renaissance art method of torture and punishment In this museum there is a rich history and detail of religious investigations and court investigations. Various demon-like equipment and masks are displayed for each prisoner.

Herrngasse old street

It is home to the oldest stone building in Rothenburg. which is now the location of the hotel Herrnschlösschen Herrngasse is truly Rothenburg’s aristocratic street. A beautiful wide street with enormous half-timbered houses on either side of Herrngasse connects to the market square. There are many hotels and beautiful shops here. The place of honor is reserved for the famous Weihnachts museum and Käthe Wohlfahrt, the world’s largest type of traditional German Christmas decoration store.

Burggarten Castle Park

In the past, this place used to be the old castle of the city lord in the past. Was built in the 10th century and later has more prosperity. Up to the 15th century, about 20,000 people lived in the city. This place marks the beginning of Rothenburg and continues to the present day. The Burggarten is a beautiful park. Within the area is a wide courtyard with walkways and many kinds of plants and flowers. The perimeter of the castle park overlooks the valley. Tauber River, windmills, houses outside the castle It is another great viewpoint. The gardens are decorated with sculptures of art of the 17th and 18th centuries, and there is a garden viewing platform with four entrances open at all times. This Burggarten