Fürstenlager Auerbach

The state park Fürstenlager (also Fürstenlager Auerbach) is built around 1790, former summer residence of the Landgraves and Grand Dukes of Hesse-Darmstadt.

The approximately 46-acre park surrounding a mineral well contains stately homes, monuments and garden temples, as well as a series of farm buildings arranged in the shape of a traditional village. The park itself is one of the early English gardens in Germany. It is embedded in the hilly landscape and houses, among other things, 50 exotic trees and shrubs, including one of the oldest giant sequoia trees in Germany. The garden art ensemble is largely preserved in its original form and today serves the population of the Rhine-Main area as a recreational area.

The name Fürstenlager was given to the site by the local population. Since the park was not completed and was also accessible during stays of the grand ducal family, locals could watch the princes and their guests "lying on meadows" here.

Very very nice. Make sure you plan enough time to look at it.

The princely camp was built around 1790 as the summer residence of the Landgraves and Grand Dukes of Hesse-Darmstadt at a fountain (Goethe well), whose water was then attributed healing power. It lies in a side valley parallel to the Rhine plain. In the approximately 46-acre park with many exotic trees, laid out in the manner of an English garden, a number of farm buildings are arranged as in a grown village. A special feature was the public manner of the former court.

Beautiful overall complex with guard house, mansion, Hermitage, Gesundbrunnen and friendship temple

Just nice and you should plan with in the tour

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staatspark_F%C3%BCrstenlager

very nice spot

A beautifully landscaped park with great viewpoints

Very nice park with panoramic views

In a great environment located beer garden. After a strenuous MTB day you can drink a delicious wheat here

Super nicely landscaped park. Definitely worth a break here.

At the entrance to the princely camp are well-preserved strangers, cavaliers, and stable buildings on the right before it goes over the magnificent plane tree alley (rest of a seven-row building) in the village.

You should have seen it ;-)

Very beautiful here. Good location for a break.

The area is beautiful and you can refuel in the beer garden.

Former amusement park of an elector - especially beautiful in autumn!

One of the most beautiful tourist spots in the region. Always worth a short rest.

Friendship stamp

There is something sublime about the royal camp, something calm and calming about it. In our fast-paced world, it is simply a nice place to "relax". Even if there is a lot going on and from very young to very old cavort there - everyone will find their place somewhere that seems most comfortable!

One of the many highlights between Eberstadt and Heidelberg along the Bergstrasse. In addition to many ruins of monasteries and castles, here is a completely preserved ensemble to stroll through.
But rather out of the way in the ascending valleys.