Franco-German Garden
In the southwest of Saarbrücken, right on the French border, the Franco-German Garden was laid out in 1960 on former Westwall fortifications.
In the southwest of Saarbrücken, right on the French border at the Goldene Bremm, the Franco-German Garden was laid out in 1960 on former Westwall fortifications - a symbol of reconciliation between the two countries.
Today the park offers landscaped gardens, a lake with a cable car, playgrounds, a miniature railway and the illuminated evenings of the Saarbrücken Festival of Lights. It is the city's favorite green space for families.
Attractions nearby
Saarbrücken
St. Arnual Dragon's Teeth (Westwall)
A 700-meter line of Westwall anti-tank obstacles on the Petersberg in Saarbrücken-St. Arnual - the final construction phase of 1940, now a listed monument.
Saarbrücken
The Burning Mountain near Dudweiler
Not really a mountain but a rocky ravine - a coal seam has been smoldering inside it for more than 300 years. Goethe visited the Burning Mountain in 1770.
Merzig
Dagstuhl Palace
The palace was built in the 18th century, with a beautiful chapel, a Stations of the Cross and a crypt to visit.