Top Things to Do in Rothenburg ob der Ta 2021

"The Christmas decoration shop in Rothenburg is our shop. It is open all year round. The shop sells more than 30,000 kinds of Christmas decorations and gifts with German characteristics. It is filled with a charming holiday atmosphere all year round."

"The Medieval Penalty Museum in Rothenburg is a legal museum. There are various terrifying instruments of torture in the Middle Ages, such as the torture chair, the iron maiden, and the axe used for beheading. Many instruments of torture are quite scary, and there are many related paintings and calligraphy. There are also many precious legal books and trial documents, as well as many seals. Through the visit, everyone can learn about the judicial development in the nineteenth century in the Middle Ages."

"During the 13th century, Rothenburg was a free city-state of the Holy Roman Empire. However, this museum is more similar to Rothenburg’s History Museum and contains exhibits that run through the long history of Rothenburg. The museum is located in an old monastery and there is a beautiful garden (Klostergarten)."

"On the streets of Rothenburg, there are a variety of old craftsmen’s shops selling handicrafts made by the craftsmen. They are very simple, very delicate and full of local characteristics. It is worth buying some as a tour Bring souvenirs back to give away or collect."

"amazing place, the staff is super kind, tickets are cheap and free entrance for kids. definitely a must see. the whole history of Mercedes and many fun facts from 20th century all displayed on the walls. they also have a gift shop, a restaurant, you can spend one whole day inside"

"A more interesting museum. The compilation of the German dictionary and the collection of Grimm’s fairy tales. There are interactive experience devices inside, such as a holographic projection that allows you to truly be Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White or discuss with Magic Mirror Who is the most beautiful person in the world"

"I’ve been to Würzburg for the third time. This time it’s impossible to cross the gate three times without entering. As a professional pilgrimage site, the beginning of the golden age of physics in the early 20th century, William Kahn, Dean of the Department of Physics at the University of Würzburg Rad Roentgen discovered X-rays on September 8, 1895. Everything in Roentgen’s laboratory room is arranged as it was in the past. The aisle and the next room are equipped with related materials and instruments. The other rooms are still used as classrooms, offices, and lecture halls of the Department of Physics of the University of Würzburg. Integrated in this building. In addition, the information on ctrip should be wrong. No tickets are needed here. It is the building of the Department of Physics. Just walk in. There are few tourists and many teachers and students. When you come out of the building, you can visit the neighboring Juliusspital hospital and winery, which is also a good place that general travel books will not introduce"

"A more interesting museum. The compilation of the German dictionary and the collection of Grimm’s fairy tales. There are interactive experience devices inside, such as a holographic projection that allows you to truly be Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White or discuss with Magic Mirror Who is the most beautiful person in the world"

"The toy museum in Ulenburg is really interesting. There is a big toy at the door, attracting tourists. There are various toys from various periods in the museum, which is very interesting even for adults. The museum's display is also very good, and various toys are displayed according to the age. Especially fun is the kind of small house toy. The whole small house is very realistic, with living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room and so on. Furniture, tableware, characters, etc. are all available. There are many toys in the museum for the children who come to visit. Seeing children from all over the world, they all had a great time."

"She is an elegant and beautiful spa resort town, and also the base of the German Knights, which has witnessed the glory of the former Knights. Come here to feel and relive the chivalry and rules of the year."