Holiday Inn Express Erlangen 周边区域

Erlangen Arcaden is a brand new shopping mall, located just a stone throw away from Holiday Inn Express Erlangen.

The beautiful Castle Park Erlangen is part of Erlangen University campus and open for public. There are concerts taking place on every Sunday during summer.

The Erlangen Theater is a talk theater in Erlangen. Venues include the Markgrafentheater, the studio stage in the theater in the garage and the Erlangen traditional cinema

Large event center for live music, theater performances, film screenings and art workshops.

Experience the magic of Playmobil FunPark, where life-size adventure playgrounds, themed zones, and thrilling shows spark joy for the whole family. Kids can dive into the worlds of their favourite characters, climbing castles, pirate ships, and dinosaur-filled tree houses. From balancing courses to water play areas and indoor climbing gardens, every corner invites creativity and endless fun in this toy-inspired park.

Museum of the city of Nuremberg near the imperial castle. In the residence of the world-famous artist Albrecht Duerer. A special feature are the guided tours by an actress as Duerer's wife Agnes. Temporary exhibitions show the rich holdings of the municipal art collections and historical printing techniques are explained in the Workshop.

The Nuremberg Castle is the landmark of the city of Nuremberg. It is a double castle and consists of the imperial castle and the burgrave castle. The earliest architectural traces date back to the time around 1000.

This spacious, manicured park offers a peaceful escape with its historic Baroque palace, 18th-century statues, and vibrant flower beds. Popular with university students and locals alike, Schlossgarten blends cultural heritage with natural beauty. Throughout the year, it hosts a lively calendar of events, from open-air concerts to traditional garden festivals, making it a cherished gathering place in Erlangen’s heart.

With origins dating back to 1626, Erlangen’s Botanischer Garten features over 4,000 plants that represent a wide array of climates, as well as an artificial cave and pathways that meander through a range of habitats. Nestled in the city centre, this must-see attraction exhibits an astounding variety of flora and fauna in thoughtfully curated greenhouses. The best part—admission is free for everyone.

This former fisherman’s district in Bamberg’s Island City along the Regnitz River is famed for its gardens and half-timbered, 16th century buildings, which lean against each other. Known locally as "Little Venice," the area’s serene waterways and historic homes create a postcard-perfect scene best appreciated from a passenger ship or boat tour. Beyond its scenic beauty, this idyllic gem offers rich history, blending centuries-old architecture with the unique culture of Bamberg.

In the heart of Erlangen's Neustadt, a baroque masterpiece stands tall, its striking architecture inviting visitors to explore its rich history. The Huguenot Church, known locally as the Hugenottenkirche, was built between 1686 and 1693 and is the oldest still-used Huguenot church outside of France. A must-see, the church is actively used for worship and community events, maintaining its role as a spiritual and cultural hub.