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View of Cadolzburg Castle – View of Cadolzburg Castle loop from Fürth (district)

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View of Cadolzburg Castle – View of Cadolzburg Castle loop from Fürth (district)

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View of Cadolzburg Castle – View of Cadolzburg Castle loop from Fürth (district)

01:55

7.32km

60m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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403 m

Bauhof Pond

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Beautiful pond with island. Well populated by mallards.

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534 m

Bauhof Inn

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The food is really delicious! So if you are in this corner, just recommended!

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1.53 km

The market, first mentioned in 1388, was named after Cadolzburg, first mentioned in 1157. However, the current building structure of the castle complex dates from the 13th to the 18th century. From 1260, Cadolzburg served as the seat of the Hohenzollern burgraves of Nuremberg. Elector Friedrich I of Brandenburg fundamentally rebuilt the castle. He died there in 1440. He donated the Cadolzburg altar from 1420/25 to the parish church dedicated to St. Cecilia. At the foot of the crucifixion scene in the central panel, he is depicted together with his wife Elisabeth of Bavaria-Landshut as a donor couple. The side wings show Saint Cecilia, the church patroness, and her groom, Saint Valerian. The three-winged altar now kept in the Grunewald hunting lodge in Berlin was given to the Prussian Crown Prince Friedrich III in 1873 at his request. donated[40] and has since been replaced by a true-to-original copy[41] which can be seen in the Protestant castle chapel.[42] The castle remained intact during the Thirty Years' War.

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2.29 km

Farrnbach

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The Farrnbach is a 22.6 km long, left and western tributary of the Regnitz in Bavaria. Today the Farrnbach is increasingly referred to in the masculine form (“the Farrnbach”), but historically the correct form is – as with the Kirchfarrnbach – the feminine form.[4] It is a carbonate low mountain stream of the Keuper rich in fine material

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4.20 km

Stiegler's Gourmet Workshop

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For all nut nougat lovers who do not want to miss out on their beloved nut nougat spread, Martin Stiegler has set up a no-no-no-no-vending machine that operates 24 hours a day.

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