Attractions in Fürth

Only reopened in June 2017 after long restoration work, since it burned out completely in World War II. A visit and a tour are definitely worth it.

Open from 9 …read more

The "Old Festivals".
The area around the tower is a nice place to rest.
Those with enough power in their legs can climb up the countless steps and enjoy the view.

Very well made exhibition on the history of the House of Hohenzollern and life 500 years ago. Many interactive possibilities including trying on a knight's armor.

The ZennOase is a beautiful beer garden. The playground next door is particularly suitable for kids, as it was designed with great attention to detail.

Here you can watch deer with mighty antlers, mother animals and also calves. A forest and game adventure trail has been set up around the enclosure.

Historic courtyard

The most beautiful way to approach Nuremberg.

The Bibert is a river in Middle Franconia with a length of a good 42 km, which flows from the left into the Rednitz from the left after a first …read more

|The Druid stone in the monastery wood near Stinzendorf is an impressive, powerful place full of mysticism. The stone itself is no longer standing, because it was removed in …read more

Double highlight ... Nice garden in the back.

Worth seeing is the Wassergasse with its half-timbered houses, which is located directly on the Rednitzufer, as well as the renovated old town with the Mecklenburger Platz and the Mühlstraße. …read more

The area contains the largest sandy grassland in northern Bavaria. Typical of this landscape form are the low storage capacity of water, the low nutrient content of the soil and, …read more

The "Gustav-Adolf-Quelle" lies on the banks of the Rednitz near Weikershof. It is popularly called "Gaggerlasquelln" for its sulfur content (also written: Gaggales, Gaggalas Spring). In the immediate vicinity of the spring is an oak designated as a natural monument.

• Mill with magnificent half-timbered facade from the 17th century

There is a guest house to stop off (to the green valley).

Always nice along the Rednitz, trail with partial roots and often very close to the Rednitz along.

The Ansbach government councilor Wilhelm Reynitzsch received permission in 1803 to open burial mounds from the Bronze Age and had a memorial erected on the largest burial mound in 1804. The inscriptions carved in there are:read more

he canoe department is one of the largest in the club with over 100 members.
We are a funny group - mixed.
We have young and old, big and small, …read more

Since Wallenstein could not take the well-fortified Nuremberg, he interrupted by means of a blockade and the capture of a number of fortresses in the surrounding area any food supply …read more

The free-range aquarium and terrarium in Stein provides a good insight into the native reptile, amphibian and fish world. Admission is free. A voluntary donation is desirable.