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Steinkreuz in Katzwang
A Testament to Historical Craftsmanship in Sandstone
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Nürnberg: First Steps10 pts
Nürnberg: Explorer25 pts
Nürnberg: Insider50 pts
The stone cross in Katzwang is an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, crafted from sandstone. It is a notable part of the Muldenstein Am Hammer 17 in Nuremberg, reflecting the area's historical and cultural significance.
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It is part of Bavaria's architectural heritage.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
You're standing before a silent witness of history: the stone cross in Katzwang. Made from sandstone, this monument is an architectural heritage site in Bavaria. It's part of the Muldenstein Am Hammer 17 in Nuremberg, reflecting the area's historical and cultural importance. Take a moment to appreciate how this cross embodies the past. You might also notice the nearby Church of Our Lady, just 43 meters to the west.
Location
Nearby
Unsere Liebe Frau
43 m away
Dammbruch-Gedenkstein
1.0 km away
Katzwang
1.1 km away
Kreuzstein bei Kornburg
2.6 km away
Reichelsdorfer Keller
2.4 km away
Schwedenkreuz (Süd 2)
2.8 km away
Schwedenkreuz (Süd 1)
2.7 km away
Schwedenkreuz (Süd 3)
3.0 km away
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- Not reviewed