e-Scavenger hunt Coburg: Explore the city at your own pace

The Veste Coburg, also known as the "Franconian Crown", rises high above the city with its mighty defensive walls, towers and buildings.

It presents itself stately to its visitors, framed by historical buildings in the heart of the city: The market square was then as now the center of urban life in Coburg.

Located at the foot of the Veste, the Hofgarten is an important leisure and recreational destination for many city dwellers. Tobogganing, sunbathing or sporting activities are also part of it.

The Morizkirche is a Protestant church dedicated to Saint Maurice and is the oldest church in the city. The earliest surviving structures date from the 14th century.

In its 2400 m² of permanent exhibitions, it is dedicated to the geological history of Upper Franconia and the flora and fauna of the Coburg region.

Holidaymakers will find the "Gurken-Alex-Brunnen" in the middle of Herrngasse, at the junction with Theatergasse, diagonally opposite the tourist information.

The church was built between 1856 and 1860. Originally designed in the Gothic Revival style, the church was renovated in 1960 as a result of a liturgical reform.

Congress center and location for events, workshops and trade fairs in Coburg. Welcome to the Rosengarten Congress Center!

The branch museum in the Rosenau Castle Park near Coburg shows the collection of studio glass and modern glass as well as contemporary ceramics.

An attraction in the city center of Coburg is the former Mint Master's House, which is one of the oldest half-timbered houses in Germany.

The citizens' office is the central point of contact for numerous services in the city of Coburg.

Town house with fountain in summer ... were the offices and the apartment of the bailiff, the deputy of the Saxon sovereign in the Coburg region.

Theater am Hexenturm (originally Kiliansthurm) - a place with many memories. The premises served the Landestheater as a studio stage