Visit the "Jewel of the Middle Ages" - Rothenburg Ob der Tauber (Rothenburg above the Tauber). A picturesque city, located 425 meters above sea level, on a plateau at the intersection of the Romantic and Castle Roads, this once free imperial city is one of Germany's most frequented towns. The Tauber River flows below the town in a valley 180 feet (55 meters) deep.

Visit the castle of Hohenschwangau, where King Ludwig II of Bavaria spent his childhood. Travel to Neuschwanstein, the most breathtakingly majestic castle built on the ruins of "Vorder und Hinterhohenschwangau".
Itinerary:
Day 1: Frankfurt - Heidelberg
Depart Frankfurt by train for Heidelberg, the old university town on the banks of the river Neckar. Enjoy a taxi transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon, partake in a short city walk with local guide including a visit to the inner courtyard of the Heidelberg Castle.
Overnight: Hollander Hof or similar. Note: From April 01 to April 30 and October 01 to October 30 overnight will be in Frankfurt instead of Heidelberg.
Day 2: Heidelberg - Rothenburg
In the morning, a taxi will meet you at your hotel and take you to the departure point of your coach. Enjoy a picturesque drive through the Odenwald Mountains, along the Castle Road. Travel via Heilbronn and Langenburg you reach Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany's well-preserved 'Jewel of the Middle Ages' with its ramparts, city gates, town hall and Jakobskirche (church) with an altar by the famous wood-carver T. Riemenschneider. Upon arrival in Rothenburg, a taxi will take you to your hotel. In the evening join the city walk with Rothenburg's historical Night Watchman.
Overnight: Hotel Spitzweg or similar
Day 3: Rothenburg - Hohenschwangau
After a morning at leisure, a taxi will meet you at your hotel and take you to the bus stop. Your coach drives along the Romantic Road passing such picturesque places as Dinkelsbuhl, Nordlingen and Donauworth, with high-gabled houses and cobbled streets. Travel via Augsburg, a metropolis during the Roman times and famous for old trade dynasties during the Middle Ages, before reaching Hohenschwangau (Fussen).
Overnight: Hotel Muller
Day 4: Hohenschwangau - Munich
In the morning pick up your entrance tickets for the Neuschwanstein Castle at the front desk of your hotel and visit the famous castle known as "Cinderella Castle". Built by King Ludwig II, this castle features many daily innovative daily household designs, such as central heating and running water. In the late afternoon proceed to Munich, where tour ends at approximately 7:00pm


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