Maria Bildhausen Monastery Münnerstadt
The medieval old town of Münnerstadt enchants visitors with its backdrop of timber-frame houses, magnificent churches and noble townhouses.
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Frankenwald Nature Park
More than half of the mystical Franconian Forest Nature Park is covered by vast woodlands. A triad of tree-covered slopes, romantic meadow valleys and cleared uplands characterise the region. -
Obermain Spa
The Obermain Spa in Bad Staffelstein has Bavaria’s hottest and strongest thermal salt water. With a water area of almost 3000 square metres, it’s the perfect place to pamper your mind, body and soul. -
Neustadt bei Coburg – Bavarian Doll Town
The Bavarian town of dolls, Neustadt bei Coburg, has a long tradition in the manufacture of dolls and toys. The International Doll Festival is the largest festival of its kind in the world.Opent Donnerstag op 08:30
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Altmühl bridge Ornbau
Ornbau, the small town on Europe’s Continental Divide, is one of the smallest towns in Bavaria. The historic town wall with its 15th-century Diebsturm tower is almost completely intact. -
Hirschwald Nature Park
The Hirschwald Nature Park is home to a wide variety of rare plants and animals thanks to its Mediterranean-like climate. Germany’s last roosting site of greater horseshoe bats is here around Hohenburg Castle. -
Ochsenkopf Adventure Region
The Ochsenkopf adventure region is at the heart of the Fichtel Mountains and comprises the four holiday resorts of Bischofsgrün, Fichtelberg, Mehlmeisel and Warmensteinach. -
Selb State Museum of Porcelain
Selb, the centre of the German porcelain industry, is home to Europe's largest specialist museum for porcelain – the Porzellanikon. The museum focuses on the production of porcelain, or "white gold". -
Pappenheim
The town of Pappenheim is idyllically situated in a romantic elbow of the River Altmühl. The impressive castle of the same name towers over the town. -
Pommersfelden
The municipality of Pommersfelden lies in the middle of three beautiful European nature reserves: Franconian Switzerland, Steigerwald and Hassberge. -
Cathedral town of Heilsbronn
The cathedral town of Heilsbronn lies in a wooded valley in the Romantic Franconia tourist region on the Way of St. James. By touring the town, you will be tracing the footsteps of the Hohenzollern dynasty. -
Randersacker – The Main and quarrying
The history of Randersacker is closely linked to the concept of the river Main and local stone masonry. The stonemasons' guild was once the most important alongside the winegrowers' and fishermen's trades. -
Würzburg Residence – a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The Würzburg Residenz is one of the most significant Baroque palaces in Europe. In 1981, the palace building with its courtyard garden and piazza was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. -
Plassenburg Castle
At the confluence of the rivers White Main and Red Main rises the imposing Hohenzollern fortress of Plassenburg, a symbol of the town of Kulmbach. -
Rehau – Bavaria’s model town
The town of Rehau is the only urban planning model town in Bavaria. Its history goes back to a blaze in 1817 in which the whole town was destroyed within a very short time.