When does the tour start

The tour begins on 18.10.2026 at 2:00 PM.

How much is the price

The ticket price is 6 euros per person.

Where is the meeting point

The meeting point is the New City Hall at Luitpoldplatz 13 in 95444 Bayreuth.

Is the tour more suitable for culture or geology enthusiasts

It is suitable for both target groups, as the tour connects city history, architecture, and geology.

Is the tour held outdoors

The tour is a city walk and primarily takes place in the public urban space.

Are there any further details about equipment available

No confirmed information is available in the current materials regarding duration, group size, and accessibility.

Bayreuth's stones speak: Historical city tour with a geological perspective

Name: Day of Stones in the City: Historical-Geological City Tour through Bayreuth
Start: 2026-10-18T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-18T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Neues Rathaus

Bayreuth's stones tell a history you can touch

This historical-geological city tour takes you right into the heart of Bayreuth's city center and opens your eyes to what is often hidden in everyday life: natural stone, historical facades, and the stories behind their use. On October 18, 2026, the tour at the New City Hall invites you to a special discovery experience between city history, geology, and cultural heritage.

When architecture becomes a quest for traces

Bayreuth appears in a new light on this tour. The city becomes an open-air gallery of stone, where building fronts, pavements, walls, and details on monuments reveal more than just their structural purpose. The focus is on material, origin, and processing of the stones and connects local history with earth history.

A tour with geological sensitivity

The tour connects to the nationwide network Stones in the City and makes visible how natural stones shape the cityscape. It's not only about beautiful architecture, but also about the geological diversity behind the facades. The tour conveys knowledge in a clear, vivid manner and close to the places where Bayreuth's cityscape has been growing for centuries.

Bayreuth's city center from a new perspective

The meeting point is the New City Hall at Luitpoldplatz, a central starting point for exploring the city center. From here, an urban panorama unfolds, linking historical architecture and regional identity. The tour is aimed at everyone who wants to discover cultural history not just by hearing it, but by exploring it in the cityscape.

Conclusion

The historical-geological city tour is a cultural enrichment for anyone who wants to experience Bayreuth more intensively. A tour emerges that has depth and recognition value between geology, urban development, and architecture. Those who appreciate natural stone, city history, and lively presentation should secure this appointment.