The Schlosskirche in Bayreuth was built by Saint Pierre alongside the old palace (Altes Schloss). It is an attractive building, painted in pink and adorned...
The Urweltmuseum Oberfranken in Bayreuth is an exhibition of rare finds from the Upper Franconia area. Most notable amongst its collections are rare dinosaur bones,...
Bayreuth’s old town hall (Altes Rathaus) is situated near the Altes Schloss palace on Maximilianstrasse. It is a Renaissance building, and today is the home...
The New Castle, or Neues Schloss in Bayreuth was built from 1753 by Joseph Saint-Pierre for Margravine Wilhelmine following a fire in the old castle....
The original Stadtkirche (city church) Heilig Dreifaltigkeit in Bayreuth was a medieval structure which was lost in a fire which swept through the city in...
To the rear of Bayreuth’s Neues Schloss (New Palace) buildings lie its former gardens. The Hofgarten today is the city’s main recreation park. Stretching for...
Although Franz Liszt was a Hungarian composer, he died in Bayreuth in 1886. His daughter was married to Bayreuth-based German composer Richard Wagner. A short...
Friedrichstrasse is one of the best-preserved streets of Bayreuth’s old town. Along it are many old Baroque mansions and palaces formerly used as homes by...
The Festspielhaus (Festival Theatre House) in Bayreuth is a wonderful stage in the city set inside a building which was constructed between 1872 and 1875....
The Sanspareil Rock Garden is a wonderful natural area which has created some incredible rock formations and caves. Frederick the Great and Margravine Wilhelmine were...
One of the three museums housed in the Plassenburg, the Landschaftmuseum occupies the upper west wing of the castle. The museum contains historical pieces of...
The German Tin Figure Museum is one of the three museums in the Plassenberg fortress complex on the hill above Kulmbach. The museum features hundreds...