Kronach: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A large part of the Kronach district belongs to the Franconian Forest Nature Park. Its connection with the nature park suits a trip focused on nature and the landscape.

Nature

In the Kronach district in the Franconian Forest, landscape conservation includes protecting species and biotopes, grazing, and mowing wet meadows and dry grasslands. It also includes maintaining waterways as well as preserving and creating new traditional orchards.

The wider Franconian Forest is a range of hills that rises to 795 metres.

Geographical Setting

Several narrow rivers flow south through the Kronach district and continue beyond its borders towards the Main; one of them is the Kronach.

History

From 1102 to 1803, the Kronach district was under the rule of the Bishopric of Bamberg. This historical connection suits a trip focused on regional history.

Further Context

In the wider surroundings of Kronach, measured approximately as the crow flies from the mapped centre of Kronach, the Heunischenburg is about 14.2 km southwest, the Rosenberg Fortress about 11.0 km southwest, the Bamberg Gate about 11.5 km southwest, and St. Anna Chapel about 11.5 km southwest. In addition, Sieglitzberg is about 18.0 km northeast, Hohelaß about 18.5 km southeast, Schaufelberg about 2.7 km east, and Loosbrand about 18.7 km northwest of the mapped centre of Kronach.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Kronach can include the local pages for Kronach, Küps, Ludwigsstadt, Marktrodach, Mitwitz, Nordhalben, Pressig and Steinbach am Wald for regional orientation.

For comparison, the local pages for Steinwiesen, Stockheim in Upper Franconia, Tettau, Teuschnitz, Tschirn, Wallenfels, Weißenbrunn and Wilhelmsthal can also be consulted.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Bavaria.