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Kronach: Hotels and Accommodation

Accommodation in Kronach

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Rosenberg Fortress seen from the Lucas Cranach Tower Rosenberg Fortress seen from the Lucas Cranach Tower Photo: Ermell (Reinhold Möller) via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

A large part of the Kronach district belongs to the Franconian Forest Nature Park. In the wider Franconian Forest area, a chain of hills extends up to 795 metres.

If you would like to find a hotel for your stay in Kronach, you can focus your search on the town.

Landscape

In the Franconian Forest–Kronach district area, landscape conservation includes the protection of species and biotopes, grazing, the mowing of wet meadows and dry grassland, the maintenance of watercourses, and the maintenance and creation of new orchards.

Waterways and History

Several narrow rivers run through the Kronach district in a southerly direction and flow into the Main beyond its borders; one of them is the Kronach. From 1102 to 1803, the district was under the rule of the Bishopric of Bamberg.

Culture

The Heunischenburg, Rosenberg Fortress, Bamberg Gate and St. Anna Chapel are located in the vicinity of Kronach.

Geographical Location

Schaufelberg is located in the immediate vicinity of Kronach. Sieglitzberg, Hohelaß and Loosbrand are located in the wider regional area.

More local pages: Steinwiesen, Wallenfels, Marktrodach, Nordhalben, Steinbach Am Wald, Ludwigsstadt, Pressig.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bavaria.

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