Hundreds of lists of Germany’s most scenic little towns may be found online. Because, Germany is home to a large number of fascinating and charming tiny towns. Their picturesque tiny towns have added value because of their proud heritage, ancient Gothic and Baroque culture, beautiful landscapes, and modernization. If you want to visit these fantastic medieval villages, here is a list of Germany’s 10 most scenic little towns.
1. Bad Wimpfen, Baden-Wurttemberg
Bad Wimpfen looks like a picture of a beautiful storybook with its narrow streets, half-timbered houses, historical castle road towers, sleepy pitched red roofs, and stained glass windows. The Burgenstrabe castle road is the most highlighted thing is the Bad Wimpfen, and it is also considered as the largest imperial place in the Northern part of the Alps.
2. Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Rothenburg ob der is one of the most fascinating spots in line with the oldest tourist route known as Romantic road. Its half-timbered houses, ring town walls make it one of the beautiful medieval towns in Germany. Beautiful castle gardens, Rathaus tower, Kathe Wohlfahrt’s Christmas village, Christmas museum will add extra value to your journey.
3. Schiltach, Baden-Wurttrmberg
Schiltach is a small charming town on the eastern part of the black forest along the Kinzig River. It is a picturesque medieval town as well as a modern industrial city. You can experience the natural healing power through this high-quality natural air.
4. Rottach-Egern
Fabulous Rottach-Egern is on the shore of the beautiful lake known as Lake Tegernsee, near the Austrian border in upper Bavaria. It is a perfect combination of lush green forest, turquoise blue water, and traditional red-roofed houses. Travelers can experience beautiful hiking trails, varieties of winter sports, traditional folk performances with the majestic Alps in the background.
5. Fussen
Fussen is a small Bavarian town located near the border of Austria since Romance time. This romantic city is the gateway to the beautiful and majestic Neuschwanstein castle. Other than that, Leach River, cobblestone streets, colorful multi-story houses with red roofs, and soothing violin music will add such a calming effect to your beautiful vacation.
6. Quedlinburg
Quedlinburg is a small medieval which located just north of the beautiful Harz mountain. This northern German town is famous for old half-timbered houses and picturesque narrow cobblestone streets. It is absolutely a great example of an old medieval German town. A tour of historical Romanesque masterpieces, including the ancient Collegiate Church and an evening walk through the beautiful narrow streets add extra value to your beautiful vacation.
7. Bacharach
Bacharach is known as one of the prettiest medieval villages on the Rhine River and is surrounded by a city wall. Its beautiful streets and half-timbered medieval buildings are decorated with bright red flower boxes to make picturesque charming street scenes. Bacharach is famous for wine making as well.
8. Rudesheim am Rhein
The scenic Rudesheim am Rhein is located in the Rhine gorge. It attracts over 3 million visitors all year round to visit its pretty landscapes and taste the fine red and white wine. The gorgeous Rhine River flows in front of the town and vineyards are in the background of beautiful medieval houses. Old castles, architectural monuments, and scenic landscapes attract people who love to experience the mix of nature and historical milestones during their holidays.
9. Triberg im Schwarzwald
Triberg im Schwarzwald is the most visited city in the Black forest. This scenic town is surrounded by tall trees of Black forest and green fields. It is a little town, which homes to beautiful hiking trails as well as Triberg falls, one of the highest falls in Germany.
