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Photo album from Romantische Strasse – Germany

av Eva Gyllenberg
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A 35-mile long road between medieval towns, castles, ring walls and cobbled streets. The Romantische Strasse in Germany is a real dream for history-loving photo geeks. From the perfect Rothenburg ob der Tauber to crazy King Ludwig II's boasted Neuschwanstein. Here are some of my hundreds of photos from one of Europe's most popular holiday routes.

Do you want to read more about what there is to see and do along the Romantische Strasse? Check out my itinerary with day planning for a three-day road trip: Romantische Strasse – A road trip along Germany's most beloved road

tower on a medieval street
turquoise house with pink flowers
colorful plastered medieval houses with flower boxes
window with a view of geraniums and half-timbered houses
city ​​wall along the romantic road
grand white castle with towers in autumn colours
cuckoo clocks in abundance on a wall
castle by a lake in the alps
sundial on a facade
green meadows from above
beautiful sign in yellow and wrought iron for a hotel
orchestra plays in a square in a German medieval town
city ​​wall and how from the Middle Ages
fairytale castle in white on a hill overlooking lakes and mountains
Moat with houses in the background
narrow walkway on a medieval city wall
street with yellow and green plastered houses with red roses
sugary houses in a row, one of which has striped shutters
pink stone house with a green door and lots of climbing vine
beautiful street with two towers and half-timbered houses and lots of people
a medieval city a little from above, with many towers and beautiful houses vis the wall
steep street with medieval plastered stone houses and half-timbered houses in all possible colors
white castle through a gate
city ​​wall with towers and greenery below the wall
tower with surrounding town hall

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Eva Gyllenberg
Travel blogger, gastronaut, photographer and family adventurer with over 60 countries in his luggage. Eva loves trips that include beautiful nature, hiking boots and well-cooked food. On the travel site Rucksack, she takes you to all corners of the world with the help of her inspiring pictures and texts.

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