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Germany’s Romantic Road is a tourists’ dream. The road stretches through Bavaria from Wurtzburg, near Frankfurt to Fussen near Munich. If you’re going to travel from Frankfurt to Munich, you could fly; you could take a train directly between them… but really, the way you should go is via the Romantic Road.

It is actually a very old route…. It was a trade route during the Middle Ages… and before that it was a Roman highway. The towns strung along this road still retain much of their medieval character… towns with walls and gateways and towers. The Romantischastresse, as a tourist, route was organized in the 1950s by the mayors of the towns to inspire more tourism…. and boy were they successful!

The quaint towns could call you all by themselves, but the beauty of this road is that it passes through some of Germany’s prettiest countryside… all the way into the Alps.

The first time we visited some of the towns on this route, we took a bus from Munich. We had stops in Dinkelsbuhl and Rothenburg ob der Tauber…. It was a day trip. At the end of a long day, we caught a train back to Munich. That was all the time and money we had on that first trip, but it just whetted our appetite to see more of the towns preserved along this road. And if that’s all the time you have, it works.

There are buses that run daily both north and south along the Romatischestrasse between April and October. Much of the time it is actually a guided bus tour with commentary. You could break your trip and spend more than the couple of hours they give you to explore Dinkelsbuhl and Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Both towns deserve more time.

You can reach most of the main destinations by train. There are plenty of tours that will take you along this route as part of a tour of Germany too.

If you like active travel and have the time and energy, you can tour by bike. Tourist Offices can provide maps and information for cyclists. Bikes can be rented at train stations. If you’re really adventurous, there are campgrounds all along the way.

There are plenty of hotels and Bed-and-Breakfasts (zimmers in German…. look for the zimmer-frei signs). These run the gamut from reasonable to expensive.

We think the best way to enjoy the Romantic Road is to rent a car and drive along spending as much time as you want in each of the little towns along the way.

The Romatischestrasse is one of the most popular tourist routes in all of Germany. All the towns tend to be crowded during the day in the summer…. especially Dinkelsbuhl and Rothenburg ob der Tauber. All the more reason to get there on your own and spend the night in one of them when the day trippers will be gone, and you can explore the streets in peace.

Because the whole region is so well organized for tourists, you can get lots of information at Tourist Offices at all of the towns. There are plenty of places to eat and drink.

However you plan to see this scenic and historic route, plan to spend a few days… Allow enough time so you don’t have to fight the crowds. Try to go in off peak seasons. But if all you can manage is a day or two during the summer…. go for it. The Romantic Road is worth it, and just like it did for us on our first trip there, it will whet your appetite to explore more of it.

Questions about moving to germany?

My husband just got stationed in Germany, he leaves in July and I leave in August I just have a few questions.

Germany is awesome! I’m stationed here, and have been for about 3 years now. If you guys have a newish car, ship it. It’s nice to have a realible ride here. Public transportation is good, but depending on where you are. My base has a train station right outside of it, but some others aren’t as close. With your car being here, you’ll put a lot of highway miles on it. And yes you are authorized to ship a vehicle. It should be on his orders. Along with household goods (furniture). I would ship your furniture too. You won’t carry it, they have movers for that. They should even move it to how you want it. There are organic fruits and veggies avalible at the comissary (on post grocery store) and off post at the german ones. And yes vonage does work. However skype is better, and some of the telephone services offer a flat rate of 60 euros for calling to the states and german land lines. If you call cell phones then it’s extra. The only thing I wanted to know was to have a travelers passport. You cannot travel on a government passport. (No-fee) that is intented to be used for offical travel only. You could travel on it, but if you get caught using it unofficialy, you and your husband could be in some serious trouble. Just sight see as much as possible. Germany is awesome, and you’re coming at time durring tons of little village fests. They have kiddie rides, and tons of good food, and good music. Just enjoy your time here. It’s a one in a life time oppurtinty! Have fun!!!

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