Swiss franc amount - Frankenhöhe

The Swiss franc amount is in the west Francs in Middle Franconia in the counties Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim, Ansbach and smaller part in the district Schwäbisch Hall in Heilbronn-Franconia in Baden-Wuerttemberg

Regions

Swiss franc amount

places

In Middle Franconia

  • 1 BurgbernheimWebsite of this institutionBurgbernheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaBurgbernheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBurgbernheim (Q502450) in the Wikidata database - State-approved resort with a late medieval fortified church
  • 2 ColmbergWebsite of this institutionColmberg in the encyclopedia WikipediaColmberg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsColmberg (Q504132) in the Wikidata database - with a castle and a lot of Jewish history
  • 3 The streamWebsite of this institutionDiebach in the encyclopedia WikipediaDiebach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDiebach (Q502700) in the Wikidata database - The bottomless hole is a spring funnel with a diameter of 8 meters and is one of Bavaria's most beautiful geotopes
  • 4 DinkelsbühlWebsite of this institutionDinkelsbühl in the encyclopedia WikipediaDinkelsbühl in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDinkelsbühl (Q491743) in the Wikidata database - Medieval idyll with an almost completely preserved medieval town center, which is completely surrounded by a city wall.

  • Burgbernheim

  • Colmberg

  • The stream

  • Nördlinger Tor - southern city gate in Dinkelsbühl

  • 5 DombühlWebsite of this institutionDombühl in the encyclopedia WikipediaDombühl in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDombühl (Q503016) in the Wikidata database - Starting point for bike tours and hikes with the nature & pond adventure park
  • 6 Wet cheeksWebsite of this institutionFeuchtwangen in the encyclopedia WikipediaFeuchtwangen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFeuchtwangen (Q502418) in the Wikidata database - an art historian referred to the Feuchtwanger market square as Banquet hall in Franconia with old town houses that are well worth seeing
  • 7 MarktbergelWebsite of this institutionMarktbergel in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMarktbergel in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMarktbergel (Q503358) in the Wikidata database - at the foot of the Petersberg at the European main watershed
  • 8 Erlbach marketWebsite of this institutionMarkt Erlbach in the encyclopedia WikipediaMarkt Erlbach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMarkt Erlbach (Q254974) in the Wikidata database - on the high plateau of the Frankenhöhe with interesting half-timbered houses and churches

  • Dombühl

  • Wet cheeks

  • Marktbergel

  • Erlbach market

  • 9 ObernzennWebsite of this institutionObernzenn in the Wikipedia encyclopediaObernzenn in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsObernzenn (Q505306) in the Wikidata database - with the 34 hectare Obernzenner See and its beaches
  • 10 Rothenburg ob der TauberWebsite of this institutionRothenburg ob der Tauber in the encyclopedia WikipediaRothenburg ob der Tauber in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRothenburg ob der Tauber (Q153494) in the Wikidata database - the symbol of medieval Germany, with a well-seen, completely preserved, historic city center, countless souvenir shops and an immense influx of visitors
  • 11 SchillingsfürstWebsite of this institutionSchillingsfürst in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchillingsfürst in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchillingsfürst (Q502971) in the Wikidata database - with many museums and other sights
  • 12 SchnelldorfWebsite of this institutionSchnelldorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchnelldorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchnelldorf (Q504124) in the Wikidata database - with the Erlensee in a forest clearing and many cycling and hiking trails

  • Obernzenn

  • Markusturm, view from Rödergasse in Rothenburg

  • Schillingsfürst

  • Schnelldorf

  • 13 SchopflochWebsite of this institutionSchopfloch in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSchopfloch in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchopfloch (Q506082) in the Wikidata database - here is still Lachoudish spoken, a mixture of Hebrew and Rotwelsch
  • 14 TrautskirchenWebsite of this institutionTrautskirchen in the encyclopedia WikipediaTrautskirchen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTrautskirchen (Q502874) in the Wikidata database - in the wild and romantic Zenntal with interesting half-timbered houses, nature trail, hiking trails and cycle path network
  • 15 CompetitionWebsite of this institutionCompetition in the encyclopedia WikipediaWettringen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWettringen (Q521569) in the Wikidata database - with local history museum and carved altar by Tilmann Riemenschneider
  • 16 WörnitzWebsite of this institutionWörnitz in the encyclopedia WikipediaWörnitz in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWörnitz (Q503908) in the Wikidata database - with an old linden tree on the village square in front of the village church

  • Schopfloch

  • Trautskirchen

  • Competition

  • Wörnitz

In Baden-Wurttemberg

  • 17 CrailsheimWebsite of this institutionCrailsheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaCrailsheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCrailsheim (Q16048) in the Wikidata database - on the edge of the Frankenhöhe with its districts east of the Chasing, many churches and a water tower
  • 18 FichtenauWebsite of this institutionFichtenau in the encyclopedia WikipediaFichtenau in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFichtenau (Q81059) in the Wikidata database - State-approved resort with a castle and the magic forest
  • 19 KreßbergWebsite of this institutionKreßberg in the encyclopedia WikipediaKreßberg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKreßberg (Q81017) in the Wikidata database - the bee center with many orchards
  • 20 SatteldorfWebsite of this institutionSatteldorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaSatteldorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSatteldorf (Q81994) in the Wikidata database - with the hammer mill Gröningen and the outdoor pool
  • 21 StimpfachWebsite of this institutionStimpfach in the encyclopedia WikipediaStimpfach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsStimpfach (Q81084) in the Wikidata database - Rechenberg Castle, swimming lakes, wonderful hiking and cycling trails

  • Crailsheim

  • Fichtenau

  • Kreßberg

  • Satteldorf

  • Stimpfach

Other goals

  • Aischquelle

mountains

  • Hornberg 554 m, near Schnelldorf
  • Birkenberg 547 m, about 2 km north-northwest of Schnelldorf
  • Grüber tendrils 546, near Wettringen-Grüb
  • Wölfleinsberg 545 m, near Wettringen-Obergailnau
  • Gailnauer Berg 543 m, near Wettringen-Obergailnau

background

The Frankenhöhe is a ridge and part of the European watershed between Danube and Rhine.

The greater part of the Frankenhöhe is in Bavaria, the smaller part in the southwest in Baden-Württemberg.

language

The specialty in the community Schopfloch is Lachoudish. The old language is a mixture of Hebrew and Rotwelsch with their own word creations. The language arose from the trading activities of the Jews, who used the language, which was incomprehensible to outsiders, to be able to converse without unfamiliar ears. Lachoudish can still be heard among the older people today.

getting there

By plane

The closest international airport is the 30x-Airplane.png Nuremberg Airport (IATA: NUE) Nuremberg Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaNuremberg Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNuremberg Airport (Q265994) in the Wikidata database

In the street

The motorways meet at the Feuchtwangen / Crailsheim motorway junction on the Frankenhöhe A6 between Nuremberg and Heilbronn and A7 between Wurzburg and Ulm.

mobility

The romantic street runs through the region, also called Bike route. The Altmühltal cycle path begins in Rothenburg ob der Tauber and leads via Colmberg to Altmühl.

Tourist Attractions

activities

  • The European watershed path leads from the rococo town of Ansbach to Schnelldorf. The 97 km route along the European watershed also crosses Schillingsfürst and Colmberg. The path is designed for 5 daily stages so that there is time for sightseeing.

kitchen

  • The specialty is that Frankenhöhenlamm. The lamb is on many menus and can also be bought directly from the shepherds.
  • The Dinkelsbühler area is one of the large pond areas in Bavaria, fish farming has a centuries-old tradition. The Dinkelsbühler carp is our own breed with less pronounced humps. After three summers, it is prepared in a variety of ways, from blue to baked. In the season from September to April it is offered by regional inns.
  • In many bakeries and pastry shops from Rothenburg to Dinkelsbühl you can get a pastry specialty in numerous flavors, the so-called snowball, a spherical lard biscuit made from intertwined strips of dough.
  • In the fields in Feuchtwangen and the surrounding area, the age-old cultivated grain is being used again Emmer cultivated. Emmer can be used in many ways, e.g. B. for beer, bread, schnapps, hot spots, cakes and much more.

  • snowball

  • Carp blue

  • Emmer

  • A Burgbernheim specialty is that Bernemer plum which helps to maintain the orchards. The plum schnapps is produced as red, green or white by small distilleries with local fruit.

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