Plönlein, A fairytale corner with timeless charm

Plönlein, 91541 Rothenburg Germany
Feels like a fairy tale town
4.4
Architecture

Introduction

In the city of Rothenburg, there is a iconic landmark in the southern end of the old town. It is a cobblestone road that is split in a "Y" shape, with each branch having its own gradient due to different terrains. It is surrounded by beautiful traditional half-timbered houses and a small fountain. This place is one of the typical street scenes in Rothenburg.
Address
Plönlein, 91541 Rothenburg Germany
Transportation
Located at the intersection of Untere Schmiedgasse and Kobolzeller Steige, at the southern end of the old town. Walking is an option.

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