Brühl Garden
The historic Brühler Garten was not converted into a city park until 1940. Prior to that, it had served for many years as a spa garden, and before that as the pleasure garden of the Mainz governor, von Boyneburg. For a time, burials of the deceased without a church service also took place on the site. The name ‘Brühler Garten’ first appeared in the 1920s and derives from the park’s location in the ‘Brühl’ district of Erfurt.
The Brühler Garten is easily accessible via tram line 4, getting off at the Brühler Garten stop.
The park features a concert pavilion, a playground, numerous seating areas and an accessible toilet.
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
Sanitation
Disabled Toilets
Photography
TakingPicturesPermitted
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