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From here you can see the gently flowing water of the Schwabach and the green banks.

View into the Indian Gorge. The Muckenbach "gorge" contains the Upper Burgsandstein geological layer. It is 150 meters long and up to 10 meters deep.

It offers some interesting photo opportunities with a technical and historical background. The location is certainly a refreshing spot, especially in the summer heat.

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A beautiful city gate with a good ice cream parlor nearby.

A very nice place to rest, relax, and enjoy the view. Picnics are possible.

A market fortification built from a sandstone ashlar wall, unfortunately also with a lot of traffic. Depending on the time of day, you'll need to be careful. ;-)

The beginnings of the city museum go back to the Germanic Museum Association, founded in 1865. Its goal was to collect "antiquities", especially from the field of traditional crafts. Another important impulse was the founding of the city archives in 1885. After an exhibition celebrating 100 years of Erlangen's affiliation to Bavaria in 1810, the Erlangen Tourist Association began collecting for a local history museum, which was opened in 1919 in the water tower (previously the university's prison) next to the castle garden. In 1923, an exhibition room was added in the Old Town Hall.[1] After several renovations and a merger of all collections, the city museum was re-established and opened under its current name in 1964. After the Erlangen city council founded a museum advisory board in 1982, the museum complex, which has since included other buildings between Martin-Luther-Platz, Altstädter Kirchenplatz, Cedernstraße and Neuer Straße, was renovated between 1985 and 1993 according to the concept of a "city history center" and the exhibition area was expanded to around 1000 square meters. Between 1989 and 1993, the historic Old Town Hall was renovated. Between 1994 and 2002, the city history collection was redesigned Source: Wikipedia