Stulln: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Wernberg Castle is located in the surrounding area of Stulln. Its cultural significance is particularly interesting for travelers seeking cultural discoveries on their journey. You can rent a holiday apartment in Stulln. Kulm is also located in the surrounding area of Stulln.

In the wider regional area around Stulln are Doggenhansl Tower, Hinter der Mauer 17 Tower, and Hinter der Mauer 19A Tower.

In the immediate vicinity of Stulln are Mühlberg, Nebelberg, and Galgenberg.

History and Culture

The Cäcilia Mine was once described as the world's largest fluorite mine; Stulln's mining history ended in 1987.

Stulln has two noteworthy churches whose interiors are considered worth seeing, and visitors are encouraged to view them from the inside.

A mineralogical collection is presented in Stulln's multipurpose hall. The mineralogical and mining exhibition shown there is particularly relevant for visitors interested in minerals and mining.

Stulln is located in the scenic region between Schwandorf and Nabburg in the Upper Palatinate Forest.

Points of interest for visitors to Stulln include both the churches and the local mineral and mining exhibition. This particularly appeals to travelers interested in churches, minerals, and mining.

Stulln has an important historical connection to fluorite mining. Mining began in the region after fluorite was discovered in the late 19th century.

For further orientation, pages on Thanstein, Schönsee, Burglengenfeld, Bodenwöhr, Schwarzach, Neukirchen-Balbini, Wackersdorf, and Schmidgaden are also available.

To the overview of the broader travel destination: Schwandorf.