Germany's Romantic Road - find out more about the towns, villages and sights along the tourist route with this independent travel guide.

Find out more about the Romantic Road in Germany with our articles about walking, cycling, cheap places to stay, seasonal markets and ways to get there.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is probably the most popular stop on the whole of the Romantic Road. Just like a Greek island, the heart of the medieval town is crowded with tourist groups on a day trip during the daytime.

Nördlingen is one of the most attractive of the towns in the central part of the Romantic Road. As all the tourist guides mention, it shares with its neighbours to the north ( Rothenburg and Dinkelsbühl ) the distinction of being one of the only remaining walled medieval towns in …

Find out more about Tauberbischofsheim - a historic town near the northern end of the Romantic Road in Germany.

The Pfaffenwinkel, Germany. The Pfaffenwinkel is a part of southwestern Bavaria that is famous for its religious buildings and history. The name itself refers to the local dialect for priests …

The Wieskirche, or Wies Church, is one of the most important places of pilgrimage in southern Germany. It is situated between Steingaden and Wildsteig on the Romantic Road - or, to be more accurate, slightly off the road on a country lane to the small hamlet of Wies.

Dec 22, 2024 · Get the lowdown on how best to visit Neuschwanstein castle on the way down the Romantic Road in southern Germany.

Uncover the magic of Bad Mergentheim, Germany - a charming town on the Romantic Road with a rich cultural heritage and plenty of surprises to discover.

Dinkelsbühl is a fabulous town to stop off along the way on a journey down the Romantic Road. It is one of Germany's most "romantic" medieval towns and many of the hotels can trace their origins back to the days of the Middle Ages - as inns or merchants' houses or as storehouses.