Intricate Maze in Pinzenberg's Caverns
Nestled beneath the ancient heart of Schwabach lies an extensive network of cellar passages and chambers, waiting to be discovered. Originally used as storage and brewing facilities for beer, these labyrinthine corridors can now be explored through guided tours.
The tour will be led by the seasoned guide, Klaus Krauß. Interested visitors can purchase tickets on-site during the event.
The tour commences on Saturday, May 10th, at 4 PM at the main entrance of the town hall. Tickets cost €8 for adults and €4 for youth aged 12 and above.
This tour offers an opportunity to delve into Schwabach's ancient past and appreciate its traditional architecture. The cellar network is a significant characteristic of the old town, showcasing its rich history.
Klaus Krauß, the tour guide, brings a wealth of knowledge and anecdotes about the cellar passages, adding an immersive touch to the tour. The explorations typically commence from a central gathering point in the old town, followed by a descent into the subterranean spaces.
For specific details like the exact starting location, cost, and ticket purchasing options, it is recommended to contact Schwabach's local tourist information center or visit their official online portals. These sources provide the most current information.
The tour with Klaus Krauß delves into Schwabach's rich history, offering an immersive experience as he shares stories about the ancient cellar network. After purchasing tickets on-site, visitors can meet at the tour's central gathering point in the old town, which is typically the home-and-garden style town hall, for a lifestyle adventure that showcases the unique home-and-garden design and traditional architecture of Schwabach.
