These routes are not official tours or drinking checklists. They are clear starting points: check the stops and then open them in Google Maps.
Find My Seidla suggests compact beer-trip ideas from the maintained brewery data. The routes use stored addresses and coordinates, but no live opening hours.
These suggestions are especially useful when you do not yet know where to start or how to turn a place into a realistic beer day.
A rural brewery day with Stadter, Aufsesser Brauerei, Kathi-Bräu and Reichold on the Aufseß brewery trail, plus Held Bräu and Stöckel-Bräu in Ahorntal.
A compact introduction to Bamberg as a brewing city: Spezial, Fässla, Sternla, Ambräusianum and Klosterbräu; the Schlenkerla tavern stands in Dominikanerstraße, right next to the Ambräusianum.
A second Bamberg route with Mahrs and Keesmann in Wunderburg, plus the Hopfengarten and Weyermann production sites, which have no taproom there.
A manageable Forchheim route with Neder, Hebendanz and Greif.
Each route has a detail page, a stop list and a direct Google Maps link.
A rural brewery day with Stadter, Aufsesser Brauerei, Kathi-Bräu and Reichold on the Aufseß brewery trail, plus Held Bräu and Stöckel-Bräu in Ahorntal.
A compact introduction to Bamberg as a brewing city: Spezial, Fässla, Sternla, Ambräusianum and Klosterbräu; the Schlenkerla tavern stands in Dominikanerstraße, right next to the Ambräusianum.
A second Bamberg route with Mahrs and Keesmann in Wunderburg, plus the Hopfengarten and Weyermann production sites, which have no taproom there.
A manageable Forchheim route with Neder, Hebendanz and Greif.
A cellar route from Roppelt’s Keller in Stiebarlimbach over the Kreuzberg, where the Lieberth and Rittmayer cellars stand next to the Brauhaus am Kreuzberg, to Witzgall in Schlammersdorf.
A Nuremberg route from the station to the foot of the castle with Bruderherz, Tucher Mautkeller and Altstadthof.
An Upper Main route with Trunk, Metzgerbräu in Uetzing, Hetzel, Staffelberg-Bräu and Reblitz.
A countryside day east of Bamberg with Hummel, Wagner Merkendorf, Drei Kronen, Göller, Knoblach, Hölzlein, Reh and Hönig.
A focused Bamberg walk from the Schlenkerla brewery on the Stephansberg to Spezial, with classic old-town brewing stops in between. Schlenkerla is poured at its tavern in Dominikanerstraße, not on the Stephansberg.
A Bayreuth route with the Bayreuther Bierbrauerei’s Herzogkeller, Becher Bräu and Glenk.
An Erlangen route with Steinbach, Weller, Entlas Bräu, Krapp-Bräu and Hofbräu Oberle.
A Franconian Switzerland day with Klosterbrauerei Weissenohe, Lindenbräu, Friedmann, Hofmann and Elch-Bräu.
A Kulmbach route with the Bavarian Brewery Museum, whose address the Kulmbacher Brauerei’s Mönchshof Bräuhaus shares, plus the Kommunbräu and Zum Gründla.
If you prefer building your own route, start with the region pages and combine your own stops.
208 breweries · 90 places
Bamberg, Bad Staffelstein, Bayreuth, Burgebrach, EbensfeldOpen region →Middle FranconiaMiddle Franconia98 breweries · 60 places
Nürnberg, Erlangen, Fürth, Lauf a.d. Pegnitz, DinkelsbühlOpen region →Lower FranconiaLower Franconia80 breweries · 66 places
Königsberg i.Bay., Würzburg, Aschaffenburg, Ebern, EltmannOpen region →No. They are Find My Seidla suggestions based on the brewery directory. For official hiking trails or GPX data, also check the official sources.
Yes. Every route is a suggestion, not a fixed programme. Open the stops one by one from their detail pages or the map, or hand the whole route to Google Maps and change it there.
No. Find My Seidla stores addresses and coordinates, but not live opening hours. Check visiting times directly with the breweries.
