Erlabrunn invites visitors to discover the area culturally as well, with historic attractions in its surroundings: Marienberg Fortress, Thüngen Castle in Burgsinn, the Blue Tower and the Balthasar-Neumann-Promenade Bastion are all located near Erlabrunn. This particularly appeals to travellers who would like to combine their stay with culture and architectural history.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Erlabrunn.
Veitshöchheim Court Garden as well as Pfaffenberg, Neuenberg and Volkenberg are located in the immediate vicinity of Erlabrunn. Veitshöchheim Court Garden is therefore a specific destination for anyone wishing to include an excursion in the surrounding area.
The church in Erlabrunn is dedicated to Saint Andrew. A church was first mentioned here in 1381; the present building was consecrated in 1657.
Erlabrunn’s recreational area includes two large lakes, a playground and a barbecue area.
Hiking trails around Erlabrunn offer views across the Main landscape.
Erlabrunn is a wine-growing village at the foot of Volkenberg, 12 km downstream from Würzburg.
Erlabrunn has preserved its village character. The historic centre features half-timbered houses and narrow, atmospheric lanes.
Local restaurants and Franconian Häckerwirtschaften, traditional seasonal wine taverns, are part of Erlabrunn’s visitor offerings.
The Erlabrunner Käppele chapel is located in a black pine forest on Volkenberg.
The Erlabrunner Käppele can be reached from Volkenbergstraße via a footpath of approximately 15 minutes. The surroundings include an 18th-century Immaculata statue and a wayside shrine altar dating from 1803.
For independent exploration of the Franconian cultural landscape, a handcart stocked with glasses, wine and water is available, together with route tips.
For the overview of the wider destination: Margetshöchheim.
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