Brühl Garden
The historical Brühl Garden was only transformed into a municipal park in 1940. Prior to this it was a spa garden for many years and before that, a pleasure garden used by Count Boyneburg, governor of Mainz. In the interim, the site was used on many occasions as a burial ground for people who had died without ecclesiastical support. The name was first given to the park in the 1920s, due to its location in Erfurt's Brühl district.
Visitors to Brühl Garden should take the no. 1 or 2 tram (Brühler Garten stop) or the no. 4 tram (Theater stop). The park is accessible by car via Mainzerhofplatz. The garden has a bandstand, playground and benches, and a disabled WC.
Distance to Public Transport
10 Meters ( Streetcar )
Parking Facilities near by
Bonifaciusstraße 13
99084 Erfurt
Theaterplatz 2
99084 Erfurt
General Information
Seating Possibilities Rest Area Playground Pets Allowed is Accessible for Free Public Access
Digital offers
Zero Digital Offer
Mobility offers
Zero Special Traffic Infrastructure
Sanitation
Disabled Toilets
Photography
TakingPicturesPermitted
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