Created in 1706, the Huguenot Fountain reveals the history of tolerance on three levels: at the bottom, Huguenot families are depicted, followed by ancient deities and crowned by Margrave Christian Ernst. The view through the cone to the equestrian statue is unique, a tribute to the receptiveness and cultural influence of the Huguenots in Erlangen.

Immerse yourself in the world of contemporary art, surrounded by the historical splendor of the Palais Stutterheim. More than 4500 post-war works, from Pop Art to Concrete Art, invite you on a journey through art history, supported by a diverse programme of guided tours, film evenings and workshops.

Immersing yourself in the world of poetry, where nature and historic architecture converge, once inspired great poets. Surrounded by the peace and beauty of the castle hill, the Platenhäuschen brings creative minds to life. A place that invites you to linger, reflect and write, carried by the aura of literary greats who left their mark here.

Explore the multifaceted history of Erlangen on 1000 square meters in a historic baroque building. Discover exhibitions on Huguenot trades, Frankish artists, and prehistoric finds. Hands-on workshops and city tours also offer you unique insights into past ways of life and the cultural heritage of the city.

Walk in the footsteps of the margraves through the magnificent palace garden. Explore the baroque orangery, where exotic plants once hibernated and aristocratic festivals were celebrated. Be fascinated by the history and architecture of the 18th century as you stroll through one of Franconia's earliest baroque gardens.

Encounter a fusion of traditional Thai cuisine and modern flair. Enjoy exotic cocktails and light alcoholic options in an atmosphere that invites you to linger. The background music creates a pleasant atmosphere for conversation, while the attentive service completes your dining experience. We recommend the "Old Fashioned" cocktail, which goes perfectly with the authentic Thai dishes.

Above the rooftops of Erlangen, the church tower offers a panorama that spans centuries. In the shadow of the Huguenot Church, built between 1686 and 1693 as a refuge and spiritual heart of a community of religious refugees, a view unfolds that brings not only the city to life, but also the history of the Huguenots.

Start your day with a breakfast that's as opulent as the view of the castle garden as you feast on monstrous cream cakes. The winter garden or the sun terrace offer the ideal setting to enjoy culinary classics and freshly baked cake creations in an upscale ambience.

Gigantic sculptures, which, despite their size, soothe and exhilarate, await you in the Heinrich Kirchner Sculpture Garden. Surrounded by the idyll of the Burgberggarten, this place combines art and nature in a unique way. 17 large-scale bronze sculptures tell the story of the relationship between man and nature. Enjoy the view over Erlangen and find peace and quiet on the inviting benches.

If you immerse yourself in the world of baroque theatre, you will feel the historical spirit in every corner. With over 300 years of history, this theatre offers not only classical and modern plays in stunning rococo architecture, but also the chance to experience the cultural heritage through rare relics and a living performance tradition where the court nobility once lingered in a sumptuous atmosphere.

Immerse yourself in the 2000s with live music, cinema evenings and workshops. Experience the cultural diversity from poetry slam to arts and crafts in a unique ambience that brings back memories and offers new perspectives. Discover, learn and share your passion for an era that shaped the world.

Immerse yourself in a world of major events and congresses, where every event becomes a cultural and economic highlight. Here, innovative presentations combine with living history, and you are right in the middle of it. Enjoy the atmosphere of inspiring speeches, groundbreaking products, and meeting like-minded people. A place where professional networks grow and culture comes alive.