Luisenburg Rock Labyrinth
Mystical caves and caverns, giant granite rocks and stony viewing points await you in the Luisenburg Rock Labyrinth. A path will lead you past 25 specific points of interest.
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Marktheidenfeld
The old Main Bridge, the fourth oldest bridge crossing the Main in Bavaria, is Marktheidenfeld’s major landmark. In the Franck Haus Germany’s first sparkling wine is said to have been created. -
Kreuzberg/Rhön – Monastery and Pilgrimage Route
The Kreuzberg in the Franconian Rhön region is also called the "Holy Mountain of the Franconians". According to legend, the first pilgrimage took place as early as AD 686. -
Resort Greding
Greding, the town of 21 towers, lets you embark on a history tour from the Middle Ages to the Baroque. Its prominent landmark is the Roman Basilica of St. Martin, the largest of its kind in the bishopric of Eichstätt. -
German Carnival Museum – Kitzingen
The German Carnival Museum in Kitzingen is the official museum of the German Carnival Federation. A selection of masks, costumes and cult objects will guide you through the realms of the local carnival tradition. -
The Limeseum and the Ruffenhofen Roman Park, World Heritage Site
The Ruffenhofen Roman Park is part of the Roman Limes frontier system, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The hilltop viewing point offers a wonderful view of the entire site. -
Fortified church of Ostheim
The fortress church at Ostheim stands out because of its almost completely preserved infrastructure. It is one of the largest and best preserved fortified churches in Germany. -
Technology and sport in Herzogenaurach
The town of Herzogenaurach is characterised by its unique blend of history, technology and sport. Due to the Schaeffler Group and sports firms adidas and PUMA, the town is internationally renowned. -
Market town of Thalmässing
With its location in the Altmühl Valley Nature Park and its vicinity to the Franconian Lake District, Thalmässing is the perfect starting point for a variety of excursions. -
Garlic and vegetable country
The garlic region between Nuremberg and Erlangen is one of the largest contiguous vegetable growing areas in Germany. On a tour of one of the farms you can discover more about vegetable growing and the produce. -
Lohengrin Spa mineral spring thermal bath
Set in idyllic surroundings, the Lohengrin Spa in Bayreuth is one of the leading mineral spring spas in Germany. With around 1000 square metres of water space, you will find everything your wellness heart desires. -
Lichtenfels – the basket-making capital of Germany
Lichtenfels is known far beyond Franconia as the German wicker basket city. The "Path of Basket-making Culture" adventure trail leads you on a journey through time into the world of basket-making. -
Lohr am Main – Snow White Town
Lohr am Main, with its picturesque setting, is also renowned for being the home town of Snow White. More about the town’s connection with the fairy-tale princess can be discovered in the Spessart Museum. -
Honey harvesting in the market town of Feucht
In the Middle Ages, the market town of Feucht was a centre for beekeeping and honey production. The medieval court building and the town’s three patrician castles can all be found along a pretty footpath. -
Romantic town of Marktbreit
The romantic town of Marktbreit is renowned for its picturesque old town with its Renaissance town hall, striking Baroque houses and the impressive former noble residence – the Seinsheimscher Schloss.