Germany Klosterturm

The Monastery Tower (German: Klosterturm) was built around 1400 and was named after the nearby former convent of the Dominican Sisters.

In comparison to the many beautiful scenes Rothenburg has to offer this is a rather unspectacular area, but by including the little gate in the foreground you can achieve a compelling composition.
For more information about other great Rothenburg photo locations, the history of the photographed buildings and additional remarks about the postprocessing feel free to have a look at my recently published article on my website:
https://www.bilderschmied.com/tips-rothenburg-beyond-the-ploenlein

There are five main parking areas (P1-P5) around the city walls, providing space for roughly 1,000 vehicles and quick access to the old town.
During our visit we always found a place to park our car, but I can very well imagine it will be much harder during non-pandemic times with approximately 500,000 people usually visiting Rothenburg per year.
P5 (Bezoldweg) is the nearest parking place for this spot.
In my opinion the fee of € 5,50 for a day ticket is quite reasonable.