In the west, the Regnitz River crosses the Wiesengrund, from where visitors have a wonderful view to the east of Erlangen's city centre. It includes the idyllic Old town and Neustadt, which flow into one another and form the center of the city with the pedestrian zone and the picturesque squares. The name Neustadt is surprising, as this part of the city is a truly historical centerMargrave Christian Ernst left his mark here with the settlement of the Huguenots and major construction projects beginning in the late 17th century. Visitors experience authentic Erlangen here!
The “rural” Erlangen
A rural idyll awaits visitors to Erlangen as soon as they leave the city center. Districts such as Frauenaurach, Bruck, Alterlangen, and Kosbach entice with their historic town centers. A bicycle tour reveals the numerous direct marketers. Carp country begins in Kosbach, Steudach, and Häusling, as can be seen from the first ponds. To the east, a large forest area borders the Tennenloher and Buckenhofer Forests, which today are home to excursion destinations such as the Wild boar enclosure, the Przewalski's wild horses and Forest Experience Center A look beyond the old borders of the city of Erlangen is always worthwhile!