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Explore Coburg
In the heart of Franconia

Coburg's official motto is "Werte und Wandel" (Values and Change). With its lovingly restored half-timbered houses, solid craftsmanship and green spaces, it's a typically idyllic Franconian town. Even today, its ancient market square still bustles with the comings and goings of small-town life.

  • Hofgarten

    The Coburg Hofgarten is an extensive landscape park that stretches between the Schlossplatz and the Veste. The courtyard garden is definitely one of the most beautiful places in Coburg. The Hofgarten is not just a place to picnic, soak up the sun, do jogging - but also to enjoy culture. Among other things, you will find the Mausoleum of the Coburg Dukes, the monument of the Coburg Convent, the Natural History Museum and the Kunstverein. On the edge of the Hofgarten there is also a large playground for children.

  • Wohnzimmer

    Since 2005, the Living Room Bar has been an integral part of Coburg's nightlife - right in the middle of the pedestrian zone. Cool drinks and cocktails, delicious food and chilled music in the evening characterise the unique atmosphere of the Wohnzimmer Bar. Sports fans also get their money's worth. All major sporting events such as the Bundesliga, Champions League, Boxing, Handball & Football World Championships or the Super Bowl are shown on the large flatscreen wall TV. Best view guaranteed!

  • The legend of the sausage

    The Coburger Bratwurst is a perfect snack to go. It is particularly tasty at the Bratwurststand on the main square, where it is grilled over pine cones and beech wood. By the way, the traditional sausage length of 31 centimetres is derived from the marshal's baton, which one of the figures on the town hall roof holds in his hand. Just look for the "Bratwurstmännla" while you enjoy your sausage.

  • COBURG'S ARTISTIC TREASURES

    With the Veste Coburg fortress, the magnificent Ehrenburg Palace and the busy Landestheater, Coburg has plenty to offer for lovers of history and the arts. Schloss Rosenau and Schloss Callenberg are equally worth a visit.

  • ENJOY COBURG

    The people of Coburg know how to enjoy life. The Steinweg is the city's longest promenade. Lebkuchen shop Wilhelm Feyler sells the legendary "Goldschmätzchen" biscuits, while "Coburger Mohr" chocolates can be found on Kirchhof. A whole region of taste lies waiting to be discovered.

  • TASTE COBURG

    Coburg is definitely a place for lovers of good food. On Marktplatz you'll soon smell the local sausages being grilled over pine cones, and a stroll through town will take you past coffee roasting houses, butcher's shops and bakeries.

  • COBURG HIGHLIGHTS

    When Coburg is not celebrating the world's largest samba festival outside of Brazil, rock and pop stars often give concerts here. Also not to be missed are the Schlossplatzfest, which is North Bavaria's biggest food festival, and the legendary Christmas market.

  • COBURG OUT AND ABOUT

    The Coburg region is well known for its wide range of hiking trails and bike tours. Its rolling hills provide plenty of good riding for families, road racers and mountain bikers. 

Getting there

By train

  • From the central coach station (ZOB):
    Take bus no. 1 towards Niederfüllbach. The Klinikum stop is opposite the hotel.

    (Travel time: approx. 13 mins. Bus fare: approx. EUR 1.60*)

  • From Bahnhof Nord station:
    Take bus no. 1A towards Creidlitz. The Klinikum stop is opposite the hotel.

    (Travel time: approx. 17 mins. Bus fare: approx. EUR 1.60*)

    Plan your journey by train.

* Price quoted is for guidance only.

By air

Coming from an international airport outside of the region?
Check here for flight times and distances:

* Price quoted is for guidance only.

By car

The exit from the A73 is about 300 m from the hotel.
Coburg can be reached from Hof on the B173, from Bamberg on the A73 and B289, and from Schweinfurt on the B303.

  • From both south and north:
    Take the A73 to Bamberg and take the exit marked Coburg Süd 11. In Coburg, take the B4 to Bamberger Strasse and then the exit marked CO-Ost/CO-Centrum. On the roundabout, take the Stadmitte exit. After 50 m you'll come to the hotel on the right.

  • From the west:
    coming from Chemnitz, go to Köditz by taking the A72 as far as the B173. Take exit 2 Hof-Nord and then take the A4 to Coburg. Follow the B4 to Bamberger Strasse and take the exit marked CO-Ost/CO-Centrum. On the roundabout, take the Stadmitte exit. After 50 m you'll come to the hotel on the right.

  • From the east:
    Take the A3 from Würzburg as far as the B505 in Höchstadt. Take exit 79-Pommersfelden and then continue on the B505. Take the A73 to Bamberger Strasse in Coburg and then the B4 exit marked CO-Ost/CO-Centrum.

Tip: Follow the hotel route – it will bring you straight to the Vienna House Easy Coburg. If you have satnav, enter Postweg 2b.

Parking

The hotel has 230 underground parking spaces. EUR 10 per day.

Via personal transfer

For a stress-free journey, ask the hotel team to organise a personal transfer for you.

Contact

Vienna House Easy Coburg
Ketschendorfer Strasse 86, 96450 Coburg - Suedstadt, Germany +49 9561 821 0

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Distances

  • Nearest bus stop: Klinikum: 200 m
  • Rosengarten congress centre: 1.1 km
  • Town centre: 1.6 km
  • Coburg train station: 2.2 km
  • Hof-Plauen airport: 87 km
  • Nuremberg airport: 105 km

GPS

Lat: 50.246273 | Lon: 10.970483

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