Fränkische Schweiz Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the current tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can plan your trip individually, sustainably, and safely.

In the travel guide "Fränkische Schweiz," Hans-Peter Siebenhaar and Michael Müller dedicate themselves with great love to their homeland. The twelfth edition showcases the entire beauty of the region over 312 pages with 141 color photos. Numerous short essays provide background knowledge about the culture and nature of the Fränkische Schweiz. The guide includes 22 maps, including an overview map and a removable fold-out map at a scale of 1:130,000, which offer orientation. The region is one of the oldest tourist destinations in Germany, yet we still reveal the undiscovered. It entices with a variety of impressive landscapes and historically significant places. The authors of the "Fränkische Schweiz" guide have meticulously researched and tested everything for you. The insider tips reveal hidden gems in this culturally rich area abundant in natural beauty. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted.

An overview of the Fränkische Schweiz: Bamberg, the "Franconian Rome," baroque and vibrant with its cathedral and Schloss Seehof. Forchheim, the western gateway to the Fränkische Schweiz with its old fortress and imperial palace. The "Franconian Fujijama," the Walberla, enchanting during cherry blossom season. More than ten castles and palaces, over 19 mills in the Trubachtal with Pretzfeld, Egglofstein, and Obertrubach. Hilpoltstein and Betzenstein in the south, each dominated by historical ruins. The lower Wiesent valley, Heiligenstadt with Leinleitertal and Aufsesstal featuring the Neideck castle ruins, Muggendorf, and the pilgrimage site Gössweinstein. The upper Wiesent valley, Ailsbachtal, and Püttlachtal near Behringersmühle, as well as Pottenstein with its impressive Devil's Cave and historic rock bath. The university city of Bayreuth with its Hermitage, Schloss Fantaisie, Richard Wagner, and the Green spaces.