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DISCOVER MARBURG 2018 DISCOVER MARBURG ATTRACTIONS AND MORE WITH A CITY MAP
ATTRACTIONS
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PUBLIC TOURS
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Welcome to the CULTURE
university town of Marburg
DISCOVER Marburg – the name says it all: from tourist attractions
and leisure activities to a city map, this leaflet will provide you with
all the information that you need when planning and making a visit
to Marburg. The town walk suggested at the end picks up all the
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numbers referred to in the text and takes you to the sights of inter-
est in the university town. NATURE & MARBURGER
If you have any questions, suggestions or requests, you are welcome
LEISURE LAND
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to contact the team at Marburg Stadt und Land Tourismus GmbH
(MSLT). See back for contact details.
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LEGAL NOTICE
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The way to the top HIGHLIGHTS
From the river “Lahn” through the historical old town
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and up to the castle: That’s 100 m elevation, two upper
town lifts and 400 steps. Even the Brothers Grimm
joked that in Marburg, there are “more steps on the
streets than in the houses”.
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ATTRACTIONS
Tip from the mayor
Dr Thomas Spies
The university town of Marburg is like a history book written
over the course of the centuries. And in the thick of it, in the
historical market place, is the prestigious town hall [6] – as
the centre of social, cultural and political life.
For more than 400 years now, there has been consistently
amusing drama to be seen and heard every hour on the hour:
On the town hall’s renaissance gable, the cock raises its wings
to the messenger’s tinny craw.
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Elisabeth church
Construction of the earliest purely Gothic hall church on German
soil began in the same year that Elisabeth of Thuringia was
canonised (1235). The church which was erected by the Teutonic
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Order over the grave of Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia was conse-
crated in 1283 and became one of the most important pilgrimage
sites of the late Middle Ages. Until today, the Protestant commu-
Historical old town nity church is an extraordinary monument to sacred architecture
and the destination of tens of thousands of visitors every year.
In addition to the burial ground of the Landgraves of Hessen,
Charming alleyways and winding steps, exemplary renovated half- Elisabeth’s richly ornamented golden shrine is very impressive.
timber houses and venerable churches – the charm of Marburg’s The colourful stained-glass windows show St. Elisabeth’s life and
old town invites you to take a stroll, stay for a while and enjoy. charity work and are among the most significant examples
You’ll come across countless documents and marks that have been of Gothic glass art.
left behind by well-known names everywhere, such as the Brothers
Grimm, Martin Luther or Nobel Prize winner Emil von Behring. Elisabethstraße 3, tel. +49 (0) 6421 65573, www.elisabethkirche.de
April - September: daily 9 am - 6 pm, October: daily 9 am - 5 pm,
Public tours: April - October November - March: daily 10 am - 4 pm
every Wednesday at 3 pm and every Saturday at 11 am (German) Advent (30 November-23 Dezember): daily 10 am - 6 pm
every first Friday of the month at 5 pm (English) Entrance fee: 2.70 €, disc. 1.70 €
Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 € Public tours (German):
April - October: Sun-Fri 3 pm, Sun 11:15 am, 1 hour
CHURCHES IN THE OLD TOWN Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 €
all-year (with old town): Sat 3 pm, 2 hours
The Gothic Lutheran Marian parish church [9] is the oldest city
Cost: 7.00 €, disc. 6.00 €
parish church in Marburg and has a distinguishing lopsided tower
Regular roof truss tours every second and third Saturday of the
that can be seen for miles around.
month at 10 am
Lutherischer Pfarrhof 1, tel. +49 (0) 6421 3400695 Cost: 5.00 €, minimum age of 14 years old
Monday - Sunday 8 am - 6 pm Registration at Elisabeth Church
Public tours (German): April - October every last Saturday of the
month at 12 pm The Elisabeth church [16] cannot be visited during services.
Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 €
Organ hour: every Saturday at 6 pm Individual guest tours of the church can be booked
at MSLT on tel. +49 (0) 6421 99120 or in the parish
clerk´s room on tel. +49 (0) 6421 65573.
The university church [4], constructed at the beginning of the 14th
century, is half a millennium older that the adjacent neo-Gothic old
university at the foot of the upper town.
Reitgasse 2, tel. +49 (0) 6421 23745
Monday - Sunday 9 am - 7 pm
The church of St. John the Evangelist [8] from the early 16th century.
Ritterstraße 12, tel. +49 (0) 6421 913910
October - April Mon-Fri 8 am - 5:30 pm, Sat-Sun 10 am - 6 pm
May - September Mon-Fri 8 am - 9 pm, Sat 10 am - 9 pm,
Sun 10 am - 6 pm
Individual guest tours can be booked at MSLT on
tel. +49 (0) 6421 99120.
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Castle of the Landgrave
The founding residence of the Hessian Landgrave was built as a
castle to crown the land of the so-called “Gisonenfelsen” rocks.
Origins date back to around 1000 whereby the castle of the Land-
grave was counted among the first hill castles in Germany and the
starting point for the development of Marburg.
Castle of the Landgrave, princely residence, fortress – the Gothic
and late Gothic structures with renaissance fixtures represent a
unique, multifaceted history. The casemates located at the castle
moat and park are evidence of this.
An important part of the castle, which is now in the possession of 12
the university, is the Museum for Cultural History which includes
collections on Hesse’s pre and early history, religious art and civic
urban living.
In summer, the beautiful castle park, the town festival “3 Tage
Marburg” and the open air cinema on the castle park stage are
centres of attraction for Marburg residents and its guests.
Castle of the Landgrave with Museum for Cultural History [12]
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Schloss 1, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2825871,
www.uni-marburg.de/uni-museum
daily, except Mondays: 5
April - October: 10 am - 6 pm
November - March 10 am - 4 pm
Open Easter Monday and Whit Monday, closed the following Tuesday
other public holidays: Special opening hours Philipp University of Marburg
Entrance fee: 5.00 €, disc. 3.00 € (regular)
6.00 €, disc. 4.00 € (for big special exhibitions)
Free entrance for persons under 18, students of the University Marburg The university, founded in 1527 by Landgrave Philipp the Mag-
Public tours (German): April - October nanimous and thus the world’s first protestant university, shapes
every Sunday at 3 pm modern city life with over 26,500 students of medicine, natural
Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 € plus entrance fee sciences, humanities and social sciences. The science and medi-
cine departments are primarily located on the hills “Lahnberge”.
Casemates [19] Humanities and the university library will move to the new campus
around the Old Botanical garden in the next few years.
The casemates – underground artillery emplacements – are the
central element of the fortifications around the castle of the Land- The old university [5] was built in 1873-91 by Carl Schäfer in
grave. These also include the first gun turret of 1478, which is now a neo-Gothic style on the foundation walls of the Dominican
known as the “Hexenturm” because of its later use as a prison. monastery from the late 13th century. The old auditorium [20]
located in this building offers a unique insight into the history
Public tours (German): 1 April - 15 October of the university town of Marburg with its large-size historical
Saturdays at 3:15 pm, cost: 5.00 €, disc. 4.00 € paintings by Peter Janssen.
Lahntor 3
Individual guest tours in the castle and/or the casemates
can be booked at Mslt on tel. +49 (0)6421 99120.
Individual guest tours to visit the old auditorium can be
booked at MSLT on tel. +49 (0) 6421 99120.
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Public tours
Casemates [19]
Public tours in German are aimed at individual
travellers or small groups of up to 6 people. 1 April - 15 October
every Saturday at 3:15 pm
Meeting point: Castle wall (by the display case/across from bus stop)
Duration: 1.5 hours | Cost: 5.00 €, disc. 4.00 €
Elisabeth church [16] and old town up to the castle of the
Landgrave [12]
Castle of the Landgrave [12]
year-round
every Saturday at 3 pm April - October
Meeting point: Main entrance to Elisabeth church every Saturday at 3:15 pm and every Sunday at 3 pm
Duration: 2 hours | Cost: 7.00 €, disc. 6.00 € including entrance fee Meeting point: Castle wall (by the display case/across from bus stop)
Duration: 1 hour | Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 € plus entrance fee
Old town
On the trail of the Brothers Grimm
April - October
every Wednesday at 3 pm and every Saturday at 11 am April - October
Meeting point: Market place/fountain every last Sunday of the month at 11 am,
Duration: 1 hours | Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 € Meeting point: Market place/fountain
Duration: 2 hours | Cost: 6.00 €, disc. 5.00 €
Lutheran Marian parish church [9]
Old town – ENGLISH
April - October
every last Saturday at 12 pm April - October
Meeting point: Main entrance of the Lutheran Marian parish church every 1st Friday per month at 5 pm
Duration: 1 hour | Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 € Meeting point: Market place/fountain
Duration: 1 hour | Cost: 4.00 €, disc. 3.00 €
Luther in Marburg
On the first Sunday in October at 2.30 p.m.
Meeting point: Forecourt of the old university, Reitgasse
Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours
Cost: 6.00 €, disc. 5.00 € plus entrance fee
Public holiday tours – old town
New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 1 May, Ascension Day,
Whit Monday, Corpus Christi, German Unification Day, Christmas Day,
19 Boxing Day at 4 pm
Meeting point: Market place/fountain
Duration: 1 hour | Cost: 5.00 €, disc. 4.00 €
No advanced booking required. Reduced cost
for persons from 6 to 12 years.
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CULTURE
Cultural diversity
Whether you are looking for an art exhibition, a university collec-
tion or interactive laboratory, a cinema film, theatre performance
or music concert – Marburg provides the best entertainment!
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MUSEUMS & EXHIBITIONS
Museum for Cultural History [13]
Collections of Hesse’s pre and early history, religious art and civic
urban living and special exhibitions
Schloss 1, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2825871
daily, except Mondays: April - October: 10 am - 6 pm
November - March: Tue-Sun 10 am - 4 pm
Open Easter Monday and Whit Monday, closed the following Tuesday
other public holidays: Special arrangement; see page 8 for tours 13
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Museum of Art
Chemikum
Biegenstraße 11, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2822355
Reopening after renovations in 2018 Interactive lab of natural sciences
Bahnhofstraße 7, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2825252
Collection of antiques www.chemikum-marburg.de
Archaeological seminars Tue-Fri 8:30 am - 10:30 am and 11 am - 1 pm
Wed, Fri 3 pm - 5 pm, Sat. 11 am - 1 pm and 3 pm - 5 pm
Biegenstraße 11, 2nd floor, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2822341 In the holidays Tue-Sat 11 am - 1 pm and 3 pm - 5 pm
Sunday 11 am - 1 pm Entrance fee: 9.00 €, disc. 7.00 €, registration required
Mineralogical Museum [21] Changing art exhibitions [2]
Collection of spectacular minerals and stones from around the world Temporary modern art exhibitions
Firmaneiplatz 1, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2822257 or -44 Gerhard-Jahn-Platz 5, tel. +49 (0) 6421 25882
Wed 10 am - 1 pm and 3 pm - 6 pm, Thu-Fri 10 am - 1 pm, www.marburger-kunstverein.de
Sat-Sun 11 am - 3 pm Tue, Thu-Sun 11 am - 5 pm, Wed 11 am - 8 pm
Entrance fee: 2.00 €, disc. 1.00 €, tours upon arrangement Public tours: Sat 4 pm, other tours upon request (German)
Theological collection [14] House of Romanticism
Exhibits from different world religions Permanent and temporary exhibitions on romanticism and the
Landgraf-Philipp-Straße 4, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2822480 circle of Marburg romanticists
open Monday 2 pm - 4 pm and upon arrangement Markt 16, tel. +49(0) 6421 917160
www.romantikmuseum-marburg.de
Ethnological collection Tue-Fri 2 pm - 5 pm, Sat-Sun 11 am - 1 pm and 2 pm - 5 pm
Entrance fee: 2.00 €, disc. 1.50 €
5,000 ethnographic objects from all over the world
Collection: Rudolf-Bultmann-Straße 4a, viewing on request Behring exhibition
Current exhibitions: Deutschhausstraße 3, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2823111
Mon-Fri 9 am - 4 pm The life and works of Nobel prize winner Emil von Behring
Bahnhofstraße 7, 2nd floor, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2867088
Museum of anatomical exhibits Mon-Thu 9 am - 4 pm, Fri 9 am - 1 pm
Medical history museum
Hessian public record office
Robert-Koch-Straße 6, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2867088 and 2867011
every first Saturday of the month 10 am - 12 pm and upon arrangement Friedrichsplatz 15, tel. +49 (0) 6421 92500
Entrance fee: 3.00 € Mon 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, Tue-Thu 8:30 am - 7 pm, Fri 8:30 am - 1 pm
All museums and exhibitions at
www.marburg-tourismus.de/museen
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CINEMAS
Marburg is a cinema town. The local cinemas are honoured
annually with prizes for quality and dedication. In summer, the
open air cinema entices visitors to the castle park.
Relaxed
Cineplex [1]
Biegenstraße 1a, tel. +49 (0) 6421 173070, www.cineplex.de/marburg
is easy.
Capitol, Cinema, Edison, Studio
Biegenstraße 8, tel. +49 (0) 6421 173017
Kammer, Palette, Atelier
Steinweg 4, tel. +49 (0) 6421 67269 or 62677
www.marburgerfilmkunst.de
Open air cinema [10]
in the castle park during summer months
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skmb.de
10 If you can manage your financial services
anytime and anywhere.
With Online-Banking.
Adverts
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THEATRE
Hessisches Landestheater
Ask questions, rouse connotations, make theatre in the town
come alive and both classics and current plays and themes are
on stage – that‘s the Hessian State Theatre in Marburg. In six
venues, more than 16 pieces are premiered in every season,
ranging from plays to musical productions, to children’s and
youth theatre.
tel. +49 (0) 6421 990231, www.theater-marburg.com
CULTURAL CENTRES
Wine experience pure in Erwin-Piscator-Haus
historic ambience ... Cultural, function and conference centre with modern, transparent
... more than 50 sorts of german wine architecture and a versatile space concept. An open house for
in the glas besides the best of our local all and the location of, amongst other things, the MSLT tourist
cuisine. Discover Marburgs beautiful sides information office, the box office of the Hessischen Landestheaters
in “Weinlädele“, straight to stairs to the
Marburg and the restaurant “bottega”.
castle – daily from 11 am to 24 pm o‘clock.
Biegenstraße 15, tel. +49 (0)6421 201133
www.marburg.de/erwin-piscator-haus
Weinstube & Restaurant • Schloßtreppe 1 • Marburg • www.weinlädele.de Kulturladen KFZ
Marburg‘s senior sociocultural centre (since 1977). Central
Ratsschänke
Restaurant establishment with metropolitan programme. Highlights Cabaret
and comedy, plus rock, pop, folk, world music and a cappella.
Visit us in the heart of the Marburg old town Biegenstraße 13, tel. +49(0) 6421 13898, www.kfz-marburg.de
Next to the townhall
Lunchtime menu changes daily – seasonal dishes Waggonhalle [23]
Good traditional German cuisine
Cultural centre with industrial culture and „railway charm“.
Opening times: Highlights: Theatre, music and variety shows
Thur – tues11.30 am – 2.30 pm & 5.30 pm – 12 pm
Closed on wednesday Rudolf-Bultmann-Straße 2a, tel. +49 (0) 6421 690626
Markt 3, 35037 Marburg Email : info@ratsschaenke-marburg.de www.waggonhalle.de
Tel.: 06421/13834 Web : www.ratsschaenke-marburg.de
G-Werk
ab Musical, cinematic, theatrical and basis-orientated – the G-Werk
cultural centre with trauma and theatre „German Stage Service“.
Afföllerwiesen 3a, tel. +49 (0) 6421 889772, www.g-werk.eu
NIGHT LIFE
Whether student, local or visitor – everyone can „burn the candle
at both ends“. Marburg has a myriad of cafés, pubs and dance
clubs for all tastes. From the rustic “Hinkelstein” to the hip
Adverts
“Nachtsalon”.
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Marburg has even more
to offer!
Organise and enjoy your free time in Marburg and its surrounding
areas. Marburg has just the thing for all ages and all tastes!
The following tips are a selection of the numerous leisure
activities – relaxed, eventful, creative or athletic.
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Old Botanical garden [17]
The delightfully designed Old Botanical garden is located in the
city centre between “Erwin-Piscator-Haus”, campus and the street
“Pilgrimstein”.
www.uni-marburg.de/botgart/alter_garten
New Botanical garden [24] 7
Situated on the hills “Lahnberge”, with interesting garden architec-
ture, greenhouses containing plants from all corners of the earth
and a café. The New Botanical garden can be easily reached by car
or the bus number 7.
Karl-von-Frisch-Straße, tel. +49 (0) 6421 2821508
www.uni-marburg.de/botgart/neuer_garten
April - September daily 9 am - 6 pm
October daily 9 am - 5 pm
Entrance fee: 4.00 €, disc. 2.50 € 11
November - March: daily 9 am - 4 pm
(Greenhouses only open on Sundays) 25
Entrance fee: 2.50 €, disc. 1.00 €
Tours possible upon request
Castle park [11]
Tower of emperor Wilhelm /„Spiegelslustturm“ [25] The park is located at the highest point of Marburg’s old town –
You’ll have a beautiful view over Marburg and the Marburg region even higher than the castle courtyard itself. The castle park
from the Tower of emperor Wilhelm on the hills “Lahnberge”. In with its rose garden, containing a large number of species, is
addition to the cosy tower café, there are also lots of cultural Marburg’s largest park and thanks to its vastness and diverse
events to enjoy during a visit to the tower. The illuminated artificial design is counted as one of the most beautiful in the town. The
heart, which was installed on the tower in 2007, can be seen for historical justice house hosts the bistro “Schlosscafé” with an
miles around and lights up with a fee-based call (tel. +49 (0) 6421 outdoor terrace in the midst of the rose garden. In addition to big
590469). events, such as the festival “3 Tage Marburg”, numerous concerts
and the open air cinema take place on the open air stage in the
Hermann-Bauer-Weg, tel. +49 (0) 6421 682129
castle park.
www.spiegelslustturm.de
For opening hours, see website Gisonenweg, Bistro Schlossparkcafé: tel. +49 (0) 6421 931340
Entrance fee: 1.00 €, disc. 0.60 € Easter - mid-October: Sat/Sun 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. (depending on the
weather and by agreement)
Memorial garden [7]
24 The memorial garden was established in 2013 as a memorial for
Marburg’s former synagogue. The former synagogue (constructed
between 1895 and 1897 according to architect Wilhelm Spahr’s
designs) was destroyed by arson on the Night of Broken Glass on
9th of November 1938. A tactile model of the former synagogue,
glass panes for a view of the building’s relics and card indexes on
the lawn turn your visit into a memorable experience.
Universitätsstraße
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22 NATURE | LEISURECamera Obscura
A dark room, a whole in the ceiling, a round table and the
simplest optics. What can be seen through this is reminiscent
of the pictures of a “hidden camera”.
Castel panoramic terrace, tel. +49 (0)6421 42794
www.marburg-tourismus.de/camera-obscura
April – October: Saturday, Sunday, public holidays 2-4 p.m.
(in good weather)
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Trails in the city
Reformation route – Landgrave Philipp, Martin Luther and the
Leisure Reformation in Marburg
Uni route – From the old university to the new university campus
AquaMar
Behring route – Professor, entrepreneur and the first Nobel
Leisure fun for the whole family in both good and bad weather
laureate in medicine (1901): Emil von Behring
is on offer at the sport, leisure and outdoor pool AquaMar, with
swimming lanes, fun area, giant slide, diving area, water climbing Grimm town Marburg – In the footsteps of the Brothers Grimm;
wall, jacuzzi, sauna facility and large outdoor area. homes, reading circle, study sites
Sommerbadstraße 41, tel. +49 (0) 6421 3097840 Fairy-tale trail - Fairy-tale symbols on houses, steps and walls
www.marburg.de/aquamar in the old town [27]
Mon-Fri 10 am - 10 pm (ticket office closes at 9 pm) Jewish Marburg - In the footsteps of the Jews in Marburg:
Tue-Fri 7 am - 9 am early swimming (last entry: 8:15 am) From the medieval synagogue to the memorial garden
Sat-Sun 10 am - 9 pm (ticket office closes at 8 pm)
Marburg, town of the blind - From vision to blista: How Marburg
became a town for the visually impaired and blind people with
Little tourist train “Marburger Schlossbahn”
its institute for blind students
Round trip through the old town of Marburg over the market place
right up to the castle of the Landgrave. Public rides and group each
bookings.
Description of all the routes available at MSLT (German)
tel. +49 (0)6421 81208
www.brunett-marburg.de/schlossbahn-marburg
City rally
Historical tourist bus [18] Nummerous puzzles invite you in to doscover the town, its
history and secrets.
Explore Marburg by taking a journey into the past on the historic
castle bus. Rally questions and answer sheets available from MSLT
Further information and booking only via E-mail :
mieten@schlossbus191.de
www.schlossbus191.de
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Zwetschenweg 8A, tel. +49 (0)6421 3400721, www.marburg-flitzer.de
April - October: daily tours, registration required
24 NATURE | LEISUREElisabeth II [26]
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21-8120
In 2010, the Marburg boatyard made the fishing boat from Lübeck
fit for the Lahn. The Elisabeth II now offers lovely trips on the +49
(0) 64
U R G ER
Lahn. At a length of nearly 7 m and a width of 2.30 m, the Elisabeth
M ARB
S S AHN B
II gives up to 11 passengers insights and views of Marburg from
the Lahn.
Mid-April - 13th May + 17th - 30th September: SC H L O
Sat, Sun, public holidays: 1, 2 and 3 p.m. schlossbahn@brunett-marburg.de
14th May - 16th September:
www.brunett-marburg.de
Sat, Sun, public holidays: 3, 4 and 5 p.m.
October depending on the weather Taxiruf +49 (0) 6421-880099
Duration: 1 hour
Cost: 6.00 €, disc. 3.00 € (children 6-12 years)
max. 11 people
Access to boat hire/Ufercafé, Auf dem Wehr 1A
Weather-related changes are possible at any time!
Individual boat trips with MSLT , tel. +49 (0)6421 9912-0
Boat hire [3]
Open air café directly on the Lahn and bicycle hire.
Am Trojedamm 1, tel. +49 (0) 6421 8048467 and +49 (0) 173 9022798
Adverts
Canoe hire (from Weimar-Roth)
LT-Aktivreisen, Lahntalstraße 45, 35096 Weimar (Lahn)
tel. +49 (0) 6426 92800 (also bookings via MSLT)
www.lahntours.de
Climbing park [29]
Eleven courses with differing levels of difficulty and a spectacular
200 m ropeway await the adventurous.
26 Dammühlenstraße 1, tel. +49 (0) 6424 9291080 and
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+49 (0) 176 32221262
www.kletterwald-marburg.de
March: Sat/Sun, bridge days and public holidays from 10 am
April - October: Sat/Sun, bridge days and public holidays from 10 am
Thu/Fri from 1 pm
In the Hessian holidays: Mon-Fri from 10 am
Volksbank climbing centre
3 Climbing for beginners, professionals, individuals and groups in
the old riding hall over 1,300 m² with climbing and bouldering
walls up to 14.5 m.
Rudolf-Bultmann-Straße 4g, tel. +49 (0) 6421 9999555
www.volksbank-kletterhalle-marburg.de
Mon-Fri 10 am - 11 pm, Sat/Sun and public holidays 9 am - 10 pm
26 NATURE | LEISUREEscape Room
The Key – Real Life Escape Games. This means experiencing an
exciting adventure in a mysterious world and solving puzzles in a
team.
Neue Kasseler Straße 1, tel. +49 (0)6421 8859059
www.the-key-marburg.de
Minigolf
Am Trojedamm 45 (campsite next to Aquamar)
tel. +49 (0) 6421 21331, www.lahnaue.de
April: 9 am - 5:45 pm, May - August: 8 am - 7:45 pm
September: 8 am - 6:45 pm
Cycle path “Lahntalradweg” [28]
The trans-regional cycle route leads directly through Marburg
and offers visitors the chance to explore the town and surrounding
areas by bike, on foot or on inline skates.
www.dasLahntal.de 30
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Planet trail [31]
The world’s first planet trail for blind and partially sighted people
is approx. 6 km long and starts in Marburg-Cappel, at the featured
1:1 billion scale sun. It goes along the Lahn, past the scale planets
of the solar system, until it reaches the main train station.
Start: Cappeler Feld, Zimmerplatzweg
End: Bridge at the railway station
Skate-Park
1,000 m² large park for BMX bikers, inline skaters and s kate- Lakeside park Niederweimar [30]
boarders. With quarter pipes, fun boxes, pool, handrails, flood Sport and local recreation destination on the town’s doorstep:
lights and music system. Bathing lake and beach with large water ski area and catering.
Georg-Gaßmanm-Stadion, Leopold-Lucas-Straße 46 Am Weimarer See 10, 35096 Niederweimar
Mon-Sun 7 am - 10 pm, Friday until midnight tel. +49 (0) 6421 972370
up-to-date opening times at www.hotsport.de
Other leisure activities such as geocaching,
stand up paddling, fishing, riding and much more at
www.marburg-tourismus.de/freizeit.
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28 NATURE | LEISUREMARBURGER LAND
Marburger Land –
EXPERIENCE AND DISCOVER
The university town’s attractiveness is appropriately
complemented by the region “Marburger Land”: The region
stands for authentic nature adventures as well as for the
variety of cultural gems and regional features.
There’s always something going on here! Town and region
offer festivals, concerts and entertainment in the form of
atmospheric open air festivals through to impressive castle
festivals and unique town events.
Get more tips yourself online at www.marburg-tourismus.de
or call +49 (0) 6421 99120.
302018 cultural highlights
IN MARBURG
Marburg Spring
7th - 8th April
Stroll around, shop and experience a
shopping Sunday
Maieinsingen
30th April
Entertainment, live music on the market
square
Creative Fair Marburg
26th - 27th May
Trade fair for accessories for creative work
Marburg Theatre Summer
from 25th May
Open air on the market square
„Robin Hood“
Marburg Open Tennis
30th June - 7th July
ATP Challenger Tournament
3 Tage Marburg
6th - 8th July
Market activity, music and cabaret acts
throughout the town, dragon boot races,
firework display on Friday and shopping
Sunday
40th Summer Academy for Visual
and Performing Arts
8th - 27th July
Diverse range of 1-3 week courses
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German cooking. That is the university town of Marburg – vibrant and dreamy,
Genießen Sie historical and modern, prestigious and mysterious. Discover
in urgemütlicher Atmosphäre
Enjoy the original the medieval town and follow the marked route via typical
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seasonal specialities Length: 4.8 km
or our gourmet menu.
Duration: Approx. 2 hours
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[1] Cineplex (page 16)
[2] Changing art exhibitions (page 15)
[3] Boat hire at Trojedamm (page 26)
[4] University church (page 6)
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[8] Church of St. John the Evangelist (page 6)
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