Deutsch-Französischer Garten

About

The Deutsch‑Französischer Garten in Saarbrücken is a symbol of friendship between Germany and France, created in the 1960s as a joint cultural project. Spanning more than 50 hectares, the park combines landscaped gardens, lakes, and walking paths with playful attractions such as miniature trains, fountains, and seasonal events. Its design reflects both French elegance and German precision, offering visitors a harmonious blend of nature and leisure. The garden is not only a place for relaxation but also a venue for concerts, festivals, and family activities, making it a lively meeting point for locals and tourists alike. With its rich greenery, sculptures, and tranquil water features, the Deutsch‑Französischer Garten remains one of Saarbrücken’s most beloved destinations, embodying both beauty and the spirit of cross‑border cooperation.

Saarbrücken Germany

Location

The Deutsch-Französischer Garten (German-French Garden) is located at Deutschmühlental 4, 66117 Saarbrücken, near the southwestern edge of the city close to the French border. This expansive 50-hectare park is Saarbrücken’s largest green space and serves as a symbol of German-French friendship, featuring landscaped gardens, themed areas, playgrounds, and several cafes and restaurants. Nearby, visitors can find the Saarlandhalle event venue and the Saarbrücken Zoo, as well as convenient access to public transportation and bike paths connecting to the city center. The park is a popular spot for relaxation, cultural events, and outdoor activities, offering a peaceful retreat while being just a short distance from Saarbrücken’s urban amenities.