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Saarbrücken, city, capital (1959) of Saarland Land (state), southwestern Germany. A frontier station opposite Forbach , France , it lies on the Saar River at the mouth of the Sulz River. There were Celtic and Roman settlements in the vicinity , but the name is derived from the Frankish royal castle of Sarrabrucca, referring to a bridge across ...

Saarbrücken: Visit the city with a vibrant cultural scene, Baroque architecture and a French ambiance combined with the laid-back joie de vivre of the Saarland. Privacy settings Here you will find an overview of the types of cookies used on the website.

Im Verlauf des Krieges wurde Saarbrücken durch Bombenangriffe der britischen und amerikanischen Luftstreitkräfte stark zerstört. Der schwerste Angriff fand in der Nacht vom 5. auf den 6. Oktober 1944 statt, als 325 britische Bomber über 350.000 Brandbomben über der Stadt abwarfen. [50]

Schloss Saarbrücken later became a Baroque palace, designed and built by Friedrich Joachim Stengel, who built many of the finest buildings in Saarbrücken. The modern glass and steel section in one wing of the Schloss was added in 1989 by Gottfried Bohm.

The 10 Best Things to See and Do in Saarbrücken, Germany. | © Wolfgang Staudt / WikiCommons. Marion Kutter 03 February 2021. Saarbrücken is the capital city of Germany’s smallest state and often falls under the radar when people plan their trip to Germany. The low-key city is only minutes away from the French border, and boasts grand ...

Nancy — A cheap option to go there is to buy a Saar-Lorraine-Tarif ticket (only available at the train station; return tickets can only be bought at the counter). This city travel guide to Saarbrücken is a usable article. It has information on how to get there and on restaurants and hotels.

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