Totally gratis! Yup, zero entrance fee! This is indeed a hidden treasure and I can't believe they…read moredon't charge a penny to access all the coolness that occurs here. It's a zoo, of sorts, but very small compared to major zoos, hence the moniker of "Wild Park," I'll assume. Elk, deer, goats, big horn sheep and plenty other species running about in very large pens. You can buy feed and these guys are as domesticated as they come. Eatin' right out of your hand. There's a large lake that you stroll around and soak up the tranquility. Nice and cool as most of the trails wind through the shaded woods. In addition, there's a snack bar to provide much needed sustenance after an afternoon's walking about. It really is one of the more cool things to see in the area. I just can't praise this place enough. Kids or no kids, you'll like it here, trust me. Cheers!

Hier kann wunderbar eine Runde um den See gegangen oder gejoggt werden. Das Westbad grenzt mit…read moreseiner Freifläche direkt an den Park. Gebadet werden kann aber in der angrenzenden Donau, an der es vereinzelt kleine Badebuchten gibt.

Pretty good but the menu is so small the options are limiting uf you don't eat meat. Spring rolls…read moreare amazing. Good place for a nice romantic dinner out. It s more expensive than some of the other Thai restaurants though. A main is about 15 euros, starter 6. Portions are small.

Are you looking for a place away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre? I will let you in…read moreon one of the best kept secrets of Erlangen. Slightly off the beaten track, it takes you about 10 minutes from the centre to reach this beautiful little park called the Heinrich Kirchner Skulpturengarten. It's perfectly hidden from anyone who doesn't know where the entrance is, turning this into one of the most peaceful and quiet spots in town. Created in memory of the Erlangen-born artist Heinrich Kirchner, you can find several of his sculptures throughout the garden, each one more interesting than the next. The chances that you will meet anyone in here are rather low, so grab a book, choose a park bench and enjoy the peace and quiet. As I mentioned, the entrance is rather tricky to find. You can enter either from left side of the Berg (walk up the Berg, turn right and then up the stairs on the left) or from the other end of the Berg (An den Kellern) - check the map first! P.S.: It's also absolutely lovely in winter! Bottom Line: * Most peaceful spot in Erlangen * About 10 minutes walking distance from the centre * Lovely sculptures and lots of park benches