"Schdait" or "Schdaidi" is what the people of Middle Franconia call the Steudach district of Erlangen. Idyllically located on the Rittersbach, a right-hand tributary of the Bimbach, it is surrounded by fields and grassland. A little further southwest is the monastery forest. At the beginning of 1967, Steudach was incorporated into the municipality of Kosbach after Erlangen, although the town has retained its village appearance to this day.

Agricultural equipment in use is still part of everyday life in Steudach on meadows, fields and roads. Local fruit and vegetables grow right on your doorstep: the Schaufler family’s strawberry field (for pickers yourself), for example, is right at the entrance to the village, while the farm of organic farmer Alfred Schaller is attractive in the center of town with an organic farm sale. Further shopping facilities and various gastronomic offers can also be found in the neighboring districts of Frauenaurach and Büchenbach, which are only a few kilometers away.

Families in particular who settle in Steudach benefit from the rural, natural surroundings. You still have fast connections in all directions via the nearby A73 and the A3 with the Fürth-Erlangen motorway junction. You can easily reach the center of Erlangen, around eight kilometers away, by public transport, even without a car: From Steudach, you can take the 287 bus line to get you to the Erlangen Arcaden in comfort and from there enjoy city life to your heart’s cont