Naabtal - Naabtal

The Naabtal includes the river Naab and its headwaters. It is in the Upper Palatinate.

The Waldnaab valley between Falkenberg and Windischeschenbach

Regions

The tributaries of the Naab arise in the Fichtel Mountains and flow through the Stone forest or arise immediately in the Upper Palatinate Forest, which it traverses almost completely until it reaches the Danube flows out.

places

Map of Naabtal
  • 1 TirschenreuthWebsite of this institutionTirschenreuth in the encyclopedia WikipediaTirschenreuth in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTirschenreuth (Q205436) in the Wikidata database - district town; Oberpfälzer Fischereimuseum and Fischhof with a stone bridge.
  • 2 FalkenbergWebsite of this institutionFalkenberg in the encyclopedia WikipediaFalkenberg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFalkenberg (Q566589) in the Wikidata database - Zoigl is brewed, there is a castle and a good starting point for a hike through the Waldnaab valley to Windischeschenbach
  • 3 WindischeschenbachWebsite of this institutionWindischeschenbach in the encyclopedia WikipediaWindischeschenbach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWindischeschenbach (Q502642) in the Wikidata database - is known for the deepest borehole in Germany and the Zoigl beer

  • Tirschenreuth

  • Falkenberg

  • Windischeschenbach

  • Neustadt an der Waldnaab

  • 5 Willows in the Upper PalatinateWebsite of this institutionWeiden in der Oberpfalz in the encyclopedia WikipediaWeiden in der Oberpfalz in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWeiden in der Oberpfalz (Q14803) in the Wikidata database - is the largest city in the Naab Valley
  • 6 Luhe-WildenauWebsite of this institutionLuhe-Wildenau in the encyclopedia WikipediaLuhe-Wildenau in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLuhe-Wildenau (Q508625) in the Wikidata database - at the confluence of Waldnaab and Heidenaab
  • 7 Wernberg-KoeblitzWebsite of this institutionWernberg-Köblitz in the encyclopedia WikipediaWernberg-Köblitz in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWernberg-Köblitz (Q553724) in the Wikidata database - with the castle and church of St. Emmeram
  • 8 PfreimdWebsite of this institutionPfreimd in the encyclopedia WikipediaPfreimd in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPfreimd (Q522639) in the Wikidata database - Assumption of Mary, a Gothic church with a baroque interior, is one of the most valuable spatial works of art in the Upper Palatinate

  • Pastures

  • Luhe

  • Wernberg Castle

  • Pfreimd

  • 9 NabburgWebsite of this institutionNabburg in the encyclopedia WikipediaNabburg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNabburg (Q534634) in the Wikidata database - with the Upper Palatinate Open Air Museum, a large part of the old town is a listed building
  • 10 SchwarzenfeldWebsite of this institutionSchwarzenfeld in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchwarzenfeld in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchwarzenfeld (Q566553) in the Wikidata database - with the castle and the Trinity Church on the Miesberg
  • 11 SchwandorfWebsite of this institutionSchwandorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchwandorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchwandorf (Q504768) in the Wikidata database - with castles and the largest rock cellar labyrinth in Bavaria

  • Nabburg

  • Schwarzenfeld

  • Schwandorf

  • Teublitz

  • Burglengenfeld

  • Kallmünz

  • Duggendorf

  • 16 PielenhofenWebsite of this institutionPielenhofen in the encyclopedia WikipediaPielenhofen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPielenhofen (Q490167) in the Wikidata database - with the Pielenhofen monastery and the former elementary school of the Regensburger Domspatzen.
  • 17 NittendorfWebsite of this institutionNittendorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaNittendorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNittendorf (Q491658) in the Wikidata database - with the districts of Penk and Etterzhausen
  • 18 PettendorfWebsite of this institutionPettendorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaPettendorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPettendorf (Q491624) in the Wikidata database - at the confluence of the Naab and the Danube

  • Pielenhofen

  • Etterzhausen Castle

  • Pettendorf Mariaort

Other goals

background

The butter churn in the Waldnaab valley

To the south of Weiden, the Naab is created through the union of Haidenaab and Waldnaab. The Naab then runs south. It flows into the Danube at Regensburg-Mariaort, around five kilometers west of the confluence of the rain.

Source rivers of the Naab

  • The Haidenaab rises in the Fichtel Mountains.
  • The Waldnaab rises in the Upper Palatinate Forest.
  • The Fichtelnaab rises in the Fichtel Mountains.
  • The Schweinnaab about ten kilometers northwest of Parkstein. It flows into Weiden in the Waldnaab.
  • The Dürrschweinnaab is the smallest Naab. It is in the tributary of the Sauerbach, into which it flows at Altenstadt-Haidmühle. This flows into the Schweinnaab above Weiden.

language

getting there

mobility

A large number of cycle paths run through the Naab Valley:

Tourist Attractions

activities

kitchen

  • 1  Log cabin in the Waldnaabtal, Falkenberger Str. 30, 92717 Reuth (postal address). Tel.: 49(0)9681 2899. The log cabin between Falkenberg and Windischeschenbach requires a short hike.Open: From March to October inclusive, open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., closed in November, from December to February inclusive on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and on public holidays.last change: Oct. 2016 (information may be out of date)

nightlife

security

climate

literature

  • Cycling map Naab cycle paths: Waldnaabtal, Fichtelnaab, Haidenaab, Naabtal cycle path with Wondreb cycle path: with excursion destinations, refreshment stops and leisure tips, tear-proof, wipeable, GPS-accurate. Scale: 1:50000. Publicpress, 2013, ISBN 978-3899204742 .

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