Aschaffenburg is the first town we visited when we left the Rhine and cruised into the Main River, which runs through the interior of Germany to Austria. Here's a typical pretty house - I was told somewhere that the geraniums on windowsills deter flies. You do see these windowboxes everywhere.
This has got to be the most extreme half-timbered house I've ever seen. I don't think the exterior is really original, just restored to perfection.
Another medieval church, St. Peter and Alexander. I like its simplicity.
This herb garden was built into the wall of the churchyard.
And here's our leader, guardian, lecturer, guide, all-around nice guy - Hugo.
This is the Schloss Johannisberg, high above the river.
And a more intimate view of this huge pile.
Next, Wurzberg.
Another medieval church, St. Peter and Alexander. I like its simplicity.
And here's our leader, guardian, lecturer, guide, all-around nice guy - Hugo. 
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