Saarbrücken

Saarbrücken Castle (Saarbrücker Schloss)

Saarbrücken's château dates back to the mid 18th century.

Motion Capture Studio at the Max-Planck-Institut, University Saarland

Motion capture video studio, 7 x 8 metres, with 17 video cameras, a 12 camera motion capture system, and a lighting system with daylight panel lighting.

Villa Europa Saarbrücken

situated in a beautifully idyllic setting above the city of Saarbrücken, Villa Europa consists of two buildings from different eras, which were arranged at an angle to each other.

Chateau Falkenhorst

Falkenhorst Castle is the name of a mansion which dates back to the 19th century Gründerzeit (literally Founders' Epoch).

Collegiate Church of St. Arnual

built of red sandstone, St. Arnual collegiate church is one of the few buildings in the Saar region which date back to the High Gothic era. Its construction lasted from 1315 to 1390.

St. Michael´s Catholic Church in Saarbrücken

built in 1923/24, the church´s peculiar architectural style obscures its actual age, making St. Michael´s appear to be older than it really is.

St. John's Basilica in Saarbrücken

Situated in the very heart of Saarbrücken, St. John's Basilica was built between 1754 and 1763.

Israelite Cemetery Saarbrücken

the Israelite Cemetery is situated in the southwest of Saarbrücken, just south of the Neue Bremm border crossing between Germany and France.

Friedhof St. Johann (St. John's Cemetery)

St. John's cemetery was laid out in 1883 and closed shortly thereafter, in 1917.

St. Johanner Markt (St. John's Square) in Saarbrücken

St. Johanner Markt is a market square in the very heart of Saarbrücken. As its name implies, it used to belong to the once independent municipality of St. Johann.

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