Wildlife park of Saarbrücken, the Saarland state capital. Native wild species in outdoor enclosures, circular routes, nature trails, forest classrooms, and one bistro.
The beautiful neo-baroque building is also called Villa Röchling, after its former owner, the banker Eduard Röchling, son of Carl Röchling, a steel and mining magnate.
Turning from Schmollerstraße into Brentanostraße to access Rothenbergstraße, you basically drive right through a building. The passage (Brentanostraße) was dug through a so-called high bunker, i.e. a bunker in which the volume of the protected space is entirely or mainly above the level of the earth's surface.
Former mining heap, overgrown with locust trees, similar woody plants and shrubs. The heap is accessible from the street via a small wooden bridge, and there is a footpath.
Former mining heap, overgrown with locust trees, similar woody plants and shrubs. The heap is accessible from the street via a small wooden bridge, and there is a footpath.
Self-service car wash. Six covered wash boxes, one of which is large and high enough to accommodate trucks. High pressure systems, foam brushes, vacuum cleaning systems.
Oliver Jungmann