เสียงบรรยายนำเที่ยว Rothenburg ob der Tauber ทัวร์เดินชม

The Tauber Valley Walk starts at the Markus Tower, a survivor of the town's very first wall, follows the grand Herrngasse past the German Christmas Museum and the oldest church in town to the Castle Gate, then opens onto the Castle Garden on the rocky spur where Rothenburg began around 1142. From there it drops through the Kobolzell Gate down a steep lane into the valley, ending at the Double Bridge with the walled town rising above you. It covers 1.7 kilometers, about 23 minutes of walking, across 7 stops.

The Walls and Market Walk starts at the Spital Bastion, the most powerful fortification the town ever built, passes the Plönlein, the forked corner with its yellow half-timbered house that is one of the most photographed views in Germany, then follows the town walls and gates of the east and north, partly along the covered wall walk itself. It covers 2.7 kilometers, about 38 minutes of walking, across 9 stops.

From the walls the route turns in to St. James's Church, home to Tilman Riemenschneider's Holy Blood Altar, then to the Market Square, where figures act out the Meistertrunk legend on the Town Hall's clock, and ends at the Medieval Crime Museum. Both routes are mostly level but cobbled throughout, and the Tauber Valley Walk ends with a climb back up from the river, so comfortable shoes matter more than stamina on either one.