Explore Germany – Page 2

The cloudy and rainy morning did not deter me from exploring historic Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a well-preserved German medieval town. Located on a plateau overlooking the Tauber River, the town draws tourists from across the world. The true meaning of this town in German is “Red castle above the Tauber.” Rothenburg is one of Germany’s most enchanting medieval towns, enjoying immense popularity with tourists without losing its charm.

After getting down at the main train station of Rothenburg, I simply walked straight into the town by using the map. My first stop was the famous Plönlein, a yellow timber-frame house at the entrance of the Spital Quarter. Then gradually walk towards the center of the city, the Marktplatz with its huge Town Hall. The impressive structures display the pride of Rothenburg’s past residents with their city. This is where you will find a lot of bars and cafes. Words are not enough to describe the lively atmosphere of Rothenburg’s old quarter, which definitely stole my heart. Whether strolling through Rothenburg’s Spitalviertel district or exploring the wonderful churches, this picturesque town will take you bygone era. I sat down outside a bar and gulped famous Bavarian beer, observing marvelous structures around me. Due to lack of time, I could not explore the whole of the town.

Few points to remember: If you are planning to visit Rothenburg ob der Tauber, you can either stay in Rothenburg or in Nuremberg. It is possible to stay in Nuremberg and travel to Rothenburg for a one-day trip, which is doable. However, keep in mind that Rothenburg can get crowded during the afternoon, so it is better to explore it in the early morning.

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Unlike Berlin and Munich, Ingolstadt is not a very popular tourist destination. So, you might be wondering why I chose to visit this city, which is home to the headquarters of the famous luxury vehicle manufacturer, Audi. My main objective was to meet my German friend, Mrs. Alex Sallay, who works for WWF Romania. She took me to several popular spots in Ingolstadt, an independent city on the Danube in Upper Bavaria.
The city is dotted with impressive gates, historical buildings, magnificent towers, and a well-maintained fortress. Probably Ingolstadt’s best-known landmark is the splendid Kreuztor gate. These landmarks contribute to the city’s character and provide visitors with a glimpse into its past. A few hours were not enough to explore this quiet city, as I had limited time on my hands. Nonetheless, I managed to explore the famous German Museum of Medicine History, which was built in the 18th century. The permanent exhibition in the museum provides information about the history of medicine from ancient times right up to the 20th century.
So, next time, make sure you include this charming city in your German itinerary.

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