View of the Kegelfelsen in Tüchersfeld

An indescribably beautiful setting, half-timbered houses, castle and rocks in harmony. You have to see it live.

The Franconian Switzerland Museum is located in the small town of Tüchersfeld near Pottenstein in the so-called Judenhof. The historic half-timbered buildings of the museum date from the 18th century and are among the landmarks of the region. The buildings and the museum courtyard, in particular the two steep rock needles, are well-known far beyond the borders of Franconia throughout Bavaria. The region of Franconian Switzerland is located in Upper Franconia between the cities of Nuremberg, Fürth, Erlangen, Forchheim and Bamberg in the west and Kulmbach and Bayreuth in the east.

A short, crisp climb then you're already on the beautifully situated Museumsberg.
The museum is even open (Corona).
Then continue through private property 🙈 and up to the Kegel Fels with the breathtaking view.