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We plan 2 nights near the King's castles.

The next morning we are signed up for the Sound of Music tour. I booked the Mozart dinner for the night we arrive (my younger is a cello player). Perhaps we can squeeze in the Eagle's Nest before we arrive but I may be oversaturated with Nazi by then.

The Munich-Salzburg-FГјГџen part of you trip seems unbalanced and very rushed (especially Salzburg)

Oh, and you should be perfectly safe walking about in places you've mentioned. The autobahn is faster, but 'the road' does go through a number of really neat old villages. Photos of places back then and what they look like now. Since you are history buffs and want to see the Nazi sights, check out a web site named. From W'burg it is a short drive to Rothenberg and then you can head south to Nuremberg and Munich. The view of it from the town is more impressive that the view of the town from the fortress. The Marienberg Fortress is ok but if time is tight skip it. Easy to miss if you are not looking for it. One must see the Hofkirche on one end of the Residenze. In W'burg be sure to visit the Prince Bishop's Residence. Much cooler, in my opinion, than the more famous ones in the southern part of the country. It has a fairy tale moated castle that has been in the same family for 5-600 years. If you drive the old road (not the autobahn) to W'burg, between A'burg and W'burg, just south of Haibach (which is just south of A'burg) is the village of Messpelbrun. There is also Pompeiigean (sp?) which is a replica a villa in Pompeii. In Aschaffenburg there is a lovely castle named Johannesburg (sp?). I lived in Aschaffenburg and Wurzburg and revisited them several years ago. Some folks are never bothered by those things, some are driving somewhat impaired and don't realize it, and some are just plain zombies. After a long flight, some jet lag, lack of sleep, and not being familiar with the road system in and around Frankfurt, driving right off the bat is, in my opinion, a bad idea. First, take the train to Aschaffenburg and rent the car there the next day. Here is a suggestion since you want to drive, although you could do all of it by train. I tried to keep our drives to 3 hours or less a day. Is this too ambitious? We are all active and healthy. 1 day will be spending time with a former exchange student. Would it be better to get from FГјssen to Rothenburg quickly on autobahn or is it worth it to drive romantic road? After Rothenburg we have 4 days in Mainz. Definitely planning the night watchman tour. That tour is for me and I hope the kids will enjoy. The next morning we are signed up for the Sound of Music tour (with Bob tours). My husband wants to daytrip to the Audi museum (he doesn't want to hit the BMW one). In addition to Munich city sights, my oldest is a big Bayern Munich fan so maybe we can go see the stadium. I'm unsure if we should walk around in town. Both my husband and oldest are history buffs so we want to see the Nazi sights. The next day we head to Munich with a stop in Nuremberg. The hotel said they would reserve a small garage for в‚¬6. My older daughter is very happy with that. They didn't have a quad room or 2 doubles so I got a triple and a single.

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The hotels seemed pretty full and I'm not sure why. We arrive (jet lagged) at 10:40am and then drive to WГјrzburg for 1 night. My husband is a car guy of German descent and driving in Germany is on his bucket list. We wanted to fly into Munich and leave from Frankfurt but the round trip ticket to Frankfurt was a better price. We are 2 adults and a 18 & 14 yr old girls. I have benefitted so much by reading everyone's posts and I'm open to any suggestions. I've been lurking for years and we are finally going to Germany in May! I wanted to take a RS tour but the trip costs would be double.

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