"The Hohenzollerns in Franconia" at Plassenburg Castle (Plassenburg Castle)
The museum about "The Hohenzollerns in Franconia" could not have found a more suitable location - Plassenburg Castle (Plassenburg Castle) was once the most important Hohenzollern fortress in Bavaria.Princes and kings from the House of Hohenzollern have had a significant influence on German history. The museum at Plassenburg (Plassenburg Castle) reminds visitors that this family - once the Burgraves of Nuremberg - grew up in Franconia and ruled here until 1806. In the impressive living quarters of the castle, the museum conveys an idea of princely life in the Baroque era. A succession of exhibition rooms traces the arc from the Hohenzollerns of the Middle Ages through the two margraviate dynasties of the 17th and 18th centuries to Prussian rule and the efforts of the Prussian kings to preserve their family's Franconian monuments. The presentation concludes with the transfer of the Hohenzollern lands to the Kingdom of Bavaria in 1806/10.
Last edited on 08.02.2024