pastries they were good. Then we went to catch our train it was a long but scenic ride through the German countryside. We had to switch trains 3 times in 3 small villages but finally we arrived in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of the oldest surviving medieval walled cities in Europe. When we left the train station we had to walk 1.3 km (0.8 miles) over cobblestone roads and when we arrived at our hotel (after a lot of walking) my right arm was bigger than my left from pulling my over packed suitcase on the cobble stone roads (thanks Mom). We went to find our hotel, unfortunately our it turned out that by accident my Mom messed up the dates of when we were going to be there, so we needed to find another hotel.(at least I got to stretch out my left arm a little bit) with the help of other German people, who let us use their internet and some great directions we found another hotel that my Mom had booked. (Ah she is so organized). The name of the hotel was Hotel Schwarzer Adler. The person who worked at the desk was very nice and they gave us our room without any hassle but the key they gave us was a left over from the medieval days I mean the skeleton was still attached to the key and it weighed about 50 pounds. The door to our room which had 9 foot walls was about 5 feet tall but we managed. After we put all of our things away we had a small cat nap we got up and explored the Christmas market (so beautiful). We saw many little wooden toys some bratwurst and some frankwurst mmm I had a small brat so good. For dinner we went to The Glocke a German themed restaurant where I had wienershnizel and my mom had pike it was so yummy so far on this trip all I have eaten is pork! When we were done dinner we went to try the famous sneeballen to be honest my mom and I were not big fans of it but overall a great night it we are so
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