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Kronach shines: Magical nights of light will attract visitors again in 2026!
Kronach shines in 2026: Nine nights of light full of art and atmosphere in Upper Franconia - tickets available now!
Kronach shines: Magical nights of light will attract visitors again in 2026!
Kronach, a city that has a lot to offer culturally, is announcing a highlight for 2026: The “KRONACH shines” event is entering a new round! As fränkischertag.de reports, the event will once again attract many visitors and broadcast from the grounds of the State Garden Show. Nine nights of light are on the program – an experience for the whole family!
The event promises art, new light trails, impressive architectural lighting, laser art and live musical programs. The highlight is certainly the fascinating light installations, which conjure up a unique atmosphere. Here you can not only enjoy your eyes, but your physical well-being is also well taken care of.
An experience all year round
The cultural commitment in Kronach does not end with the event. This year the city is also presenting a picture calendar with breathtaking photos of “Kronach shines”. This calendar is available for purchase and shows the city glowing and shining all year round.
The event attracts visitors from across the region, further underlining the importance of Kronach as a cultural center. The diverse program is aimed at all generations and ensures that no one in the family is left out. Tickets are already available for everyone who wants to take part in the unique spectacle, and anticipation is increasing.
Cultural roots of Kronach
Kronach not only stands out for its events, but also has deep-rooted cultural connections. The natural scientist Alexander von Humboldt is a prominent example. During his “Franconian years” he found inspiration for his famous research trip to America. This took him across different continents between 1799 and 1804 and left his name in the scientific world. In oberfranken.de it is pointed out that Humboldt's views on plants and nature led to the foundations of biogeography and ecology.
His legacy can be felt in the region, not least in the Ecological-Botanical Garden of the University of Bayreuth, where plants from Humboldt's expedition can be admired. Kronach, as part of this rich history, offers a bridge between past and present.
In summary, it is clear: Kronach is truly a city that shines and lives. Whether at art events or historical reviews, culture is combined with living tradition here. The anticipation for “KRONACH shines” 2026 is great – and it will be exciting to see what visual and acoustic highlights the next edition has in store!