Schwandorf

Schwandorf has served as a market town in the Upper Palatinate since the Middle Ages. Situated on the Naab River in Bavaria, it is a regional centre in a landscape of river valleys, farmland and wooded uplands. The town received its civic rights in 1410, and its underground Felsenkeller are a notable reminder of local brewing traditions: these rock-cut cellars were used to store beer before modern refrigeration. Schwandorf also provides a practical base for exploring the Naab valley and eastern Bavaria. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Schwandorf and the Upper Palatinate relate to their surroundings.

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