Attractions in Marburg-Biedenkopf

A great old town with many small streets and beautiful half-timbered houses!

The Seepark has had the largest aqua park in Germany since 2017. Up to 132 people can do sports and have fun on floating trampolines, slides and climbing walls at … read more

I really liked Marburg when I visited it by bike.

One of the most beautiful corners on the Lahn in Marburg.

The locals simply call it the E-Church and, along with the castle, it is the city's defining building. It was built from 1235 at the foot of the Marburg Castle … read more

Marburg Castle (also: Landgrafenschloß Marburg) is one of the most significant buildings in the city of Marburg. It was built as a castle in the 11th century and is in … read more

The dam in the Perftal mainly serves as a flood retention basin. It was put into operation in the early 1990s. Bathing is not allowed here, but a stop is … read more

This place has so many names it's easy to get confused. At the beginning of the 19th century it was called "Köhler's peace". From the 1830s it was called "Spiegelslust", … read more

The Marburg town hall was built between 1512 and 1527 and is the seat of the municipal authorities of the city of Marburg in Hesse. The historic building stands on the market square in Marburg's upper town.

The Weidenhäuser Bridge over the Lahn in Marburg was also called the City Bridge or Long Bridge in the Middle Ages. Exact dates of origin are not known. First reports … read more

From here you have a 360 ° panoramic view of the Kellerwald, the Rothaar Mountains, the Knüll and the Vogelsberg.

The listed "Alte Lahnbrücke" from 1919 was renovated in 2012.

Beautiful half-timbered houses, the town hall, many pubs and restaurants, as well as the climb to Marburg Castle - I can't get enough of the Upper Town, even after 17 years.

An old watermill on the Ohm, which has been here for several centuries and only stopped operating in the 1960s. However, the old turbine system has been renovated in recent … read more

The Silver Lake is definitely worth a tour. In every season he offers another beautiful panorama. Rest stop are available.

Professionally designed flow trail in Bad Endbach

3 routes: blue (easy), red (medium), black (difficult)
Track Components: Roots, Bend Curves, Steep Stones, Doubles, Waves, Cracks, Drops, Northshores (Black), Rocker (Black), … read more

By bike or on foot, always worth a trip.

The Ohm has its source in the Hohen Vogelsberg and almost 60 kilometers later it meets the still young Lahn here at the Cölber Eck. Not only two rivers, but … read more

So it's always worth taking a break here! Great biotope now, whoever accepts the steep ascent to the edge of the quarry will be rewarded with a magnificent view!

The ascent continues, the faster you are back in the valley.
There is probably a nice view from the tower, but unfortunately Corona was closed due to conditions.