Bad Königshofen
The medieval fortified town of Bad Königshofen lies in the charming Haßberge Nature Park. The town’s main landmark is the 62-metre-high tower belonging to Church of the Assumption of Mary.
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German Paintbrush and Brush Museum Bechhofen an der Heide
The German Brush and Paintbrush Museum in Bechhofen an der Heide provides insight into the long tradition of brush and paintbrush manufacturing. -
Margravial Opera House in Bayreuth – a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The Margravial Opera House in Bayreuth has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012 and is one of the finest Baroque theatres in the world. It’s the best preserved example of a free-standing Baroque court theatre. -
Burgbernheim orchard
With around 30,000 fruit trees, the interconnecting orchard landscape around the small town of Burgbernheim is one of the largest and prettiest of its kind in Europe. -
Giechburg Castle | Gügel church | Schesslitz
The town of Schesslitz is the gateway to Franconian Switzerland. Visible from afar, the Giechburg castle towers over the town. From the towers of the castle ruins, you have a panoramic view over the Regnitz Valley.Ouvre Jeudi à 10:00
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Forchheim – former Franconian royal city
The Franconian royal town of Forchheim is one of the oldest settlements in Franconia. More than 1200 years of history can be experienced firsthand in the cobblestone lanes. -
Oak forests in the Hochspessart
The oak woodlands of the Hochspessart Hills are some of the oldest forested areas in Central Europe. For centuries these woodlands were used as hunting grounds by the prince bishops of Mainz. -
Felsengarten Sanspareil
The Sanspareil rock garden is a unique garden from the time of Bayreuth’s margravial couple Friedrich and Wilhelmine. Bizarre rock formations in the centuries-old beech grove define the garden’s appearance. -
Industrial Kulturwelten in Helmbrechts
The town of Helmbrechts is famous far and wide for its historical association with the textiles industry, which is showcased in the textiles museum -
Münsterschwarzach Abbey
Münsterschwarzach Abbey was founded in 780 by the wife of Charles the Great as a nunnery and is today one of the most important of all Benedictine abbeys. -
Historic town of Abenberg
Historical buildings and a fascinating past await in the fortress town of Abendberg. Towering majestically above the small town, the castle’s importance is plain to see. -
Hohenstein Castle Park Ahorn
The gardens of Hohenstein Castle in the municipality of Ahorn are a historic gem and are unique in North Bavaria. Originally laid out as a park of the late Romantic period, today’s appearance bears witness to its eventful history. -
Town of Bamberg – a World Heritage Site
Listed buildings, medieval charm and magnificent Baroque structures – Bamberg’s old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. -
Lauf Industry Museum
The Industrial Museum in the old town of Lauf lets you delve into the living and working environment of the town’s labourers and craftsmen of centuries past. -
Health and history in Bad Neustadt an der Saale
Bad Neustadt an der Saale unites health and history in its own special way. A witness to its long and eventful past is its heart-shaped town wall that is still fully intact.