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The "Schäferborn" was named in 1859 after August Schäfer, the mayor of Offenbach. In earlier times, the square was a popular meeting place and was also used for club festivals.

Here is the Mautzen Weiher in the Frankfurt city forest, very beautiful water

currently closed for renovation work

The “White Cross” was moved to this location just off “Dietzenbacher Straße” in the 1950s due to the construction of the motorway.

The memorable meeting between Emperor Franz I and his son Joseph II with Landgrave Ludwig VIII of Hesse took place at this cross on March 29, 1764. The emperor was traveling from Schönborn Castle in Heusenstamm to Frankfurt, where his son was to be crowned King of the Romans in the cathedral there.

The beautiful and well-kept Büsing Park was created in 1790 in the style of an English landscape garden. Büsing Park is a "green oasis" in the Offenbach city center with a high quality of stay. In summer, the popular "Festival of Lights" is held in Büsing Park.

It is only a few steps from Offenbach Town Hall to the beautiful and well-kept "Büsingpark". The English landscape park was created around 1790. There are several large sculptures on display here, and a pretty monotone statue stands on a small hill. The building that gives the park its name, the "Büsingpalais", is located on the north-eastern edge of the park.

The Friedrichsweiher was created over a hundred years ago. In recent years, the green area and the playground have been renovated. The quality of the stay has improved significantly.