Set in Stone: Monuments of Upper Franconia

In Upper Franconia, stone speaks. It tells of shifting borders, noble families, monastic traditions, and civic pride. From medieval times to the Baroque period, generations have been built in stone to express power, devotion, and permanence. Whether nestled in quiet villages or rising above bustling town squares, stone buildings form a living archive of regional identity. The weight and texture of stone have long grounded the culture here—solid, resilient, and deeply rooted in its surroundings.