We spent our last day in Germany in the third of three beautiful medieval town: Rothenburg. Like I said in the previous post on Nuremberg, by this point in the trip my brain was pretty fried. So I don't remember a lot of specifics, but I do have some pretty pictures to show. So Rothenburg has lots of pretty medieval buildings: Down one of these streets we found a shop with like a hundred different kinds of sausage displayed in the window. Speaking of food, my husband and I ate lunch at this really cool restaurant: And we saw this church. The highlight is the Altar of the Holy Blood by famed woodcarver Tilman Riemanschneider, but it also has some other cool stuff in it. And this beautiful park at the top of the town (the town is a fortess town built on top of a hill): And then it was back to Frankfurt and our hotel by the airport, and home again the next day. In a few days, my husband and I are off on our next adventure; I may get a wrap-up post put up before then. Or I might not. Stay tuned for more of Kyra's Excellent Adventures!
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