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
A baroque palace of 1760 at the foot of the older Dagstuhl castle near Wadern, with a chapel holding a Stations of the Cross and a crypt. Since 1989 it has housed the Leibniz Center for Informatics.