Great video! :) I can also only attest that Rothenburg is one of the most magical places in Germany and Europe, especially around Christmas. It's like stepping right into the illustration of an old fairy tale book. No other town that I visited, and I visited a lot throughout Europe, can compare.
Очень люблю этот сказочный город!! Мне посчастливилось посетить 8 лет назад этот город. Осталось прекрасное впечатление. Хотелось бы ещё вернуться и побродить по его маленьким улочкам.❤❤❤
our tours are all self guided where you follow at your own pace and available on our website www.bigboytravel.com/germany/rothenburg/free-walking-tour/
*Ohhhh what a really great christmas market* _We have Christmas markets in my country, la France. It's a little bit different, but beautiful too_ Thank you for sharing with us this German Christmas market, that was interesting to watch. Best regards from a Frenchie channel
I just wanna say that this is a really well-produced video. That takes time and dedication, but will pay dividends. I see you’re not a huge channel, but keep up the great work and people will notice! Thanks for the insightful and helpful video.
hi now i can't make my mind up lol i was thinking of going to cologne for 4 nights this year to look around there Christmas market.... but i came across your video of Rothenburg today and fell in love with this beautiful town.. please could you do a video as to the best places to stay asap as i really would love to book well in advance.. many thanks for this great produced video.
Thanks for watching. No video yet but here is my guide on the best places to stay www.bigboytravel.com/germany/rothenburg/top-ten-hotels-in-rothenburg/ Cologne is great and a center for nutcracker making but I do prefer rothenburg which can easily be combo'd with day trip to nearyby Nuremberg (Europe's largest market).
Hey Janette, we made a list of our favorite hotels and for moderate pricing you'll want to look at #2 and #3 on the list. We just stayed at the new apartments at #2 a month ago which were amazing www.bigboytravel.com/germany/rothenburg/top-ten-hotels-in-rothenburg/
Definitely, where will you be coming from? The train schedules and bookings are available at the official website www.bahn.de/en It requires a couple quick transfers from Munich. We recently drove from the Munich Airport to Rothenburg which was easy but usually go by train and stay overnight. On one xmas market visit we stayed overnight for 3 nights and the last day left early, stored out bags in thr lockers of Nuremberg station, and visited that market for the day being continuing by train to Salzburg later in the evening
I'd day I'd you've been to Rothenburg before then youd still want 2 full days with two nights hotel. If you havent been there before I would do 2.5-3 full days with 3 nights hotel. I am currently working on a suggested itineraries for Rothenburg page on our website at the moment.
I go there often and when I took my family (who had not been there before) to the market last year we arrived on a friday mid-day and stayed until Monday morning. It was the perfect amount of time for them as they were also able to visit the various museums and be part of a couple walking tours. As we left Rothenburg that Monday morning we stored out bags at the Nuremberg train station and visited their markets for the day before continuing to Munich.
@@Bigboytravel Hi, Thanks a lot for your suggestions I really appreciate them. Most probably I will stay for 3 nights in Rothenburg than 4 nights in Nuremberg. I am already planning for next Year's Christmas Markets because this Year I am going to visit Wroclaw Christmas Markets in Poland. I am from Malta.
sounds like a great plan. From Nuremberg, there are a lot of other markets including Bamberg and Munich which you can take day trips to also. many people fly into Nuremberg to see it for the day before visiting Rothenberg and then when you leave you can train to Nuremberg to get the 4-hour bus to Prague. You will have a lot of options.
Great video! :) I can also only attest that Rothenburg is one of the most magical places in Germany and Europe, especially around Christmas. It's like stepping right into the illustration of an old fairy tale book. No other town that I visited, and I visited a lot throughout Europe, can compare.
Очень люблю этот сказочный город!! Мне посчастливилось посетить 8 лет назад этот город. Осталось прекрасное впечатление. Хотелось бы ещё вернуться и побродить по его маленьким улочкам.❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the kind words! we also love rothenburg and hope you get to go back someday
Thank you for the video, what a beautiful place.
it really is great, we can't wait to go back again next year and will be posting more soon
Wonderful video. I have been to Rothenburg several times, but not for the Christmas Market. It was heartwarming to see the town once again.
Thank you for watching and for the kind words, it is a wonderful village. I will be posting more videos from Rothenburg soon!
ES HAT MIR GEFALLEN...)) DANKE FÜR DIE ROLLE. ) SCHÖNE STADT.. UND DIE MENSCHEN SIND FREUNDLICH . 👍 👍 👍 SUPERSKI
This tours are in english? Thank you for the great content
our tours are all self guided where you follow at your own pace and available on our website www.bigboytravel.com/germany/rothenburg/free-walking-tour/
...I NEED TO GO BACK TO ROTHENBURG.!!
It is so wonderful and even better during the annual festivals
*Ohhhh what a really great christmas market* _We have Christmas markets in my country, la France. It's a little bit different, but beautiful too_
Thank you for sharing with us this German Christmas market, that was interesting to watch.
Best regards from a Frenchie channel
I just wanna say that this is a really well-produced video. That takes time and dedication, but will pay dividends. I see you’re not a huge channel, but keep up the great work and people will notice! Thanks for the insightful and helpful video.
Thank you for the kind words and encouragement!
@@Bigboytravel You're welcome! I try to support good content when I see it.
Thank you for the video I enjoyed watching it hope to visit the same place next year in June because I’ll be visiting Germany
hi now i can't make my mind up lol i was thinking of going to cologne for 4 nights this year to look around there Christmas market.... but i came across your video of Rothenburg today and fell in love with this beautiful town.. please could you do a video as to the best places to stay asap as i really would love to book well in advance.. many thanks for this great produced video.
Thanks for watching. No video yet but here is my guide on the best places to stay www.bigboytravel.com/germany/rothenburg/top-ten-hotels-in-rothenburg/ Cologne is great and a center for nutcracker making but I do prefer rothenburg which can easily be combo'd with day trip to nearyby Nuremberg (Europe's largest market).
How will christmas be in these places with this coronavirus this year? 😣
Can anyone recommend a moderate hotel to stay in?
Hey Janette, we made a list of our favorite hotels and for moderate pricing you'll want to look at #2 and #3 on the list. We just stayed at the new apartments at #2 a month ago which were amazing
www.bigboytravel.com/germany/rothenburg/top-ten-hotels-in-rothenburg/
Can I get there by train?
Definitely, where will you be coming from? The train schedules and bookings are available at the official website www.bahn.de/en
It requires a couple quick transfers from Munich. We recently drove from the Munich Airport to Rothenburg which was easy but usually go by train and stay overnight. On one xmas market visit we stayed overnight for 3 nights and the last day left early, stored out bags in thr lockers of Nuremberg station, and visited that market for the day being continuing by train to Salzburg later in the evening
How many days do you recommend to stay in Rothenburg to enjoy the Christmas Markets?
I'd day I'd you've been to Rothenburg before then youd still want 2 full days with two nights hotel. If you havent been there before I would do 2.5-3 full days with 3 nights hotel. I am currently working on a suggested itineraries for Rothenburg page on our website at the moment.
I go there often and when I took my family (who had not been there before) to the market last year we arrived on a friday mid-day and stayed until Monday morning. It was the perfect amount of time for them as they were also able to visit the various museums and be part of a couple walking tours. As we left Rothenburg that Monday morning we stored out bags at the Nuremberg train station and visited their markets for the day before continuing to Munich.
@@Bigboytravel Hi, Thanks a lot for your suggestions I really appreciate them. Most probably I will stay for 3 nights in Rothenburg than 4 nights in Nuremberg. I am already planning for next Year's Christmas Markets because this Year I am going to visit Wroclaw Christmas Markets in Poland. I am from Malta.
sounds like a great plan. From Nuremberg, there are a lot of other markets including Bamberg and Munich which you can take day trips to also. many people fly into Nuremberg to see it for the day before visiting Rothenberg and then when you leave you can train to Nuremberg to get the 4-hour bus to Prague. You will have a lot of options.
Hello people. I never visited that place. But it's a great place. It's amazing place.
GREAT VIDEO, BUT, THE BUMPER MUSIC IS HORRIBLE, SORRY, BUT, I THINK MANY WOULD AGREE...MERRY CHRISTMAS, FROM VANCOUVER, CANADA...;)
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