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Lohe, Nuremberg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Lohe is a Nuremberg district of about three-quarters of a square kilometre, holding an Evangelisch-lutherische Kirche and Kriegerlindenstraße 1.
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Where to stay in Lohe
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
A district of roughly three-quarters of a square kilometre leaves little room for hotels, and Lohe's own register runs to one Evangelisch-lutherische Kirche and the protected address at Kriegerlindenstraße 1. Kleinreuth hinter der Veste lies about a kilometre away, Loher Moos a little further, and neither is a place to look for rooms. Book in Nuremberg.
Few places to stay in Lohe — most visitors book in Nuremberg nearby.
About Lohe
What are the main landmarks in Lohe?
The list is short and local. An Evangelisch-lutherische Kirche stands as the district's one church, and Kriegerlindenstraße 1 is protected as a single address, with the rest of Lohe's entries recorded only as heritage numbers in the Bavarian register. Nothing draws a coach party.
What Lohe offers instead is a street plan that has kept its scale inside a city the size of Nuremberg.
What is the history of Lohe?
Lohe's start is missing from the paperwork. Six of its heritage entries appear in the Bavarian register only as numbered items, which is how a small district's fabric usually reaches a city register. The church is the exception.
An Evangelisch-lutherische Kirche and the house at Kriegerlindenstraße 1 are the two pieces of built history that reach the record under names rather than codes.
Where is Lohe?
Lohe covers about three-quarters of a square kilometre of Nuremberg, with Kleinreuth hinter der Veste roughly a kilometre off and Loher Moos twice that.
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What is the best area to stay in Lohe?
Nuremberg: beds in the city with Lohe and Kleinreuth hinter der Veste a short run out.
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Updated August 2026