Fun things to do in Bayreuth: 22 fun attractions and activities

Beautiful opera house and super interesting museum. Kids (10,7,5) loved it. There is a special riddle game for kids to and some interactive pieces in the museum - we spent over 2 hours there.

From the outside you could mistake it for any other old tenement house. Inside it's the most impressive opera I have ever seen, worthy of UNESCO title for sure. The visit to the Opera is limited to ground floor seats and a view from one of the lounges (unless you go with the guide) after that it's a modern museum, which is also quite interesting and has a miniature scene with which you can play. You can't bring any bags even the smallest ones, cabinets are downstairs for 1euro you get back. I wish someday to visit a play here since it has to be magical.

The entry ticket was 10€, but IT'S ALL WORTH IT! The Stage was just beautiful, it's like stepping into the past and it makes you wonder how ugly Art in our present day has become.

What a great visit, we had a English tour with Johan she was so helpful, informative and very funny with great anecdotes =) It was a wonderful visit and beautiful Opera hall and historical experience to learn and experience Bayreut =) Highly recommend the visit and tour =)

Beautiful place, and our English language tour guide was a very nice young man.

We visited Bayreuth Opera House with friends from Italy, full of excitement to see this UNESCO World Heritage site. The historical and artistic value of this cultural landmark is very important to us. Unfortunately, our experience was quite negative. While tour groups accompanied by guides were allowed to freely go upstairs and sit in the seats, we – as independent visitors – were repeatedly warned by staff at every step. Even though we did not break any rules, one staff member in particular kept telling us “don’t touch” in an insistent manner, which felt both unnecessary and discriminatory. At the same time, other tourists in the same areas received no such warnings, making it clear that we were treated unequally. We shared our concerns with the staff at the entrance, not only for our own sake but also as important feedback to help improve the visitor experience for such a significant cultural heritage site. Unfortunately, our complaint did not seem to be taken seriously. This attitude is unworthy of such a valuable cultural monument and its visitors. I felt disrespected and singled out, and it ruined the enjoyment of our visit. I sincerely hope that this kind of discriminatory treatment will end, and that all visitors will be treated equally and respectfully.

One of the most charming theatres I’ve yet to visit. They have renovated it in a way that would show original faded colours of the interior. A must see if you’re in Bayreuth.

two floors of exhibitions. the underground is for wagner's operas costumes and the actors who played the roles in history along side replicas from the opera theatre. the ground floor is in a form of educational about the life path and the life stages of the composer. the ticket also allows you to enter the Wahnfriedhaus and the small garden house.

Enjoyed walking around Wagner's house, there was an English translation if you want one. One of the gentlemen who worked there gave me a mini personal tour in German, which was lovely. He also informed me that the Listz's house was next door. The coffee shop was good with some yummy cakes.

Nice audioguide. Comprehensive music recording archive to listen to with headphones of great quality. Love the decoration style and interior design of the museum — they go well with the Wagnerian culture with a “theatrical effect” itself. Staff is considerate and gentle.

Good, small museum. Well documented perspective on his life and works. Including some of the dark side (not his gruesome writings though?). Quiet, serene, tasteful.

Way above my anticipation! I was gonna visit the liszt museum but RWM was on the way, in the end this one trumpped Liszt museum from a non-German speaker, non-Wagner fan's viewpoint. To start with, impressive collections of costumes and opera set design down the -1 floor, with helpful staff who gave me an informative explanation when my tour guide stopped working. (sidenote: its a bit sad to see the conductor wall swarming with nothing but white men) The museum buildings have been renovated in recent years in a fancy but not extravagant way. And they have the most comfortable sofa seat of all the museums that Ive been. P4 is Wagner's study/workplace, what a view!

A nice small museum reminding life and impact of composer Richard Wagner. The personal is kind, well informed, respectul and very well prepared. Special mention to Rheinholz who loves music and knows the museun very well.

Nice museum with lots of information about composer. If you are into the composer or history of musicians in Germany, I recommend to visit this place. Entrance fee was€9 and informative audio guide. The Café Next to it has great selection of coffee, tea, cakes and ice cream.

Had a nice stroll along the theater - located on a hill - and in the park in front of it. We didn't go inside, but from the outside, it does have a nice view!

Attending the Bayreuth Festival is an indelible experience for all Wagner fans and also for anyone who loves our is interested in Western culture. The productions can be uneven because of the German love of theatrical deconstructionism (Regietheater), but the music making and all the craziness surrounding the festival itself is truly something to be experienced at least once in one's life.

Beautiful opera house with amazing acoustics. The only downside is the lack of translation of the libretto… I know, many would say: ‘that’s how Wagner left it’🥹 Summer 2025: Tristan and Isolde had fabulous musical performance and Meistersinger had beautiful staging.

Really enjoyed my evening here. The sound in the opera hall is really great. With every seat sold the theater was really fully packed, but even though the place was so crowded, the politeness and hospitality of the attendees and the staffs at the various venues lent to a very enjoyable and stress-free evening. I would recommend anyone to attend this venue. I watched Tristan and Isolde, the Performances, the staging, and choreography especially between the orchestra and the singers was unmatched, as this is one of the most difficult operas to coordinate. It was excellently done and a pleasure to experience.

Just got back from seeing the entire Ring Cycle last week. If you are lucky enough to get tickets, go without hesitation. We were sat in the mittleloge (bottom row of boxes) and had an excellent view of the stage despite being the back row because the rake is excellent. The seats were cushioned & very comfy (nothing like the "hard wooden" description I was expecting! The stalls seats are less padded though from appearance, but you can borrow cushions from the theatre if necessary). Yes the direction/set was a bit whacky (so if you're a purist this may not be your cup of tea), but the sound is like nothing else you'll ever experience - world class singers, world class orchestra, perfect balance (due to the orchestra being under the stage), could hear every word (not that I understood it but no matter if you know the story the acting and music will be enough). Tasty bratwurst for the intervals, no dress code (although a lot of people dress up, I'd say don't go in your jeans!). Excellent all round.

A Must-Visit in Bayreuth - Amazing and Classy Experience An amazing and classy experience! The best music and a great opera house with the best acoustics. Bayreuth is a must-visit at least once in a lifetime. And the festival - don’t miss this experience if you have the chance!

I have waited more than 10 years for tickets to the Wagner Festspiel, and it was well worth the wait. I was concerned that the opera house does not have AC and the seats are uncomfortable, but it really was quite bearable. The dress is formal, and the audience remained still as a mouse for the entire two and a half hours of the performance of Das Rheingod that I saw. There are no surtitles so you need to do your homework. The singing is world-class and the orchestra perfect in all regards. The sound from the Wagner orchestra pit lives up to all the hype. The orchestra, including the brass, can play at full volume, but they never cover the singers, and every word can be understood. Amazing! A word about the Bayreuth productions, they have been described as avant guard. They certainly may not be to everyone's taste, but it is, after all, part of the Festspiel "experience." If you are fortunate to get tickets to this unique venue, give it a try. There is nothing else like it in the world.

The most impressive building in the whole complex. Beautiful architecture, decorated with colorful stones and golden busts. There is also quite a big fountain with beautiful stone sculptures, unfortunately it wasn't working when we were there.

Amazing palace full of surprises! The interior can only be visited on a tour and it’s really worth it!

Highly recommended attraction. The clean and manicured gardens are simply breathtaking.

One of my favorite places ❤️❤️ I come over and over .

Sadly the place is not suitable for special needs people , no slopes , no rails , only stairs .

A lovely place. Worth visiting during different seasons as it takes a different look every season and the experience also varies. Enjoyed the walks here

Beautiful place! Don't forget cash if you want to have a drink there, they don't accept cards unfortunately.

the old summer residence for the Magrave famous couple and the local rulers. only visited by guided tour. water game at the beginning and then a series of rooms inside which paintings and antiquities are available to see. in each room an employee tell you the story of the room design but you're free also to discover it alone and take pictures.

I visited on a rainy Friday morning and walked virtually alone through the vast gardens, awestruck with the beauty of man, nature and time. Among the highlights are striking allees flanked by hornbeam hedges, some quite mature. Beautiful walks, water features, flower plantings, mature tree specimens, linden promenades. Meticulously cultivated and worthy, worthy, worthy of your time.

Perfect attraction for even a difficult traveller. Unfortunately we visited this extremely beautiful place on a raining day but the beauty of it can't stop us unconditionally enjoying our very good time with the nature and manaficent design.

The outside green field and garden are beautiful and free. But you must go into the palace. It is a hidden gem.

A beauty. Once must visit. Really nice guides and palace. But visit during June July months to get entry into more rooms of the palace

You need to get tickets for the tour of the castle and the tour is 1h long, but really worth it. The lady, who was our tour guide was excellent. She really transported us back in time while telling us the important stories of the palace. The 1 hour flew by. The palace is not like your usual palace, but it feels more like a residence / home with hidden secrets. I definately recommend booking a tour (we had the tour in German). It is also not that expensive.

Beautiful park which you can visit for free. Recommend 👍

April is not the best time to visit. Fountains are not working. Beautiful garden - bare sticks. Architecture is amazing. Will definitely come here in season.

Sunny spring day. Wonderful views, flowers. Fantastic park. Delicious pastries and coffee on a fair price.

We visited the Eermitage because we love palaces, and especially the gardens surrounding them. Before arriving, we carefully reviewed maps and websites, checking the attractiveness of the place in terms of landscape architecture, both large and small. Upon arrival, we were shocked; what we saw exceeded our expectations and imaginations. I'll start with the convenient and spacious parking lot right at the park entrance. Beyond the gate, a different world begins: a world of paths, water, fountains, and secluded romantic spots. The new palace, the old palace, the Chinese pavilion, the orangery, the dragon's cave, lakes, streams, waterfalls, canals, and many other charming and beautiful places, all nestled among the greenery and miles of park paths. The entire experience captivated us. The park is very extensive, and we got a little lost, traversing some of the paths several times. Although there are information boards and signposts, we felt they were a bit lacking. A brochure with a park map would have been very helpful. The parking lot lacked a designated spot for a camper. We visited the park in May and will definitely return in the fall because it's a beautiful, charming, interesting, and noteworthy place.

Beautiful grounds a short drive away from Bayreuth. Spend a few hours wandering around very peaceful and serene landscapes and enjoy watching the fountains (be careful with the grotto or else you'll get wet when those fountains start!). There is a cafe on site for food and drink as well. Free entry and also plenty of free parking available.

This place is just breathtaking! From the buildings, details to the gardens (yes, they are multiple). I had the best two occasions in my life celebrated there and will always be close to my heart

Ots so peacefull and beautiful I couldnt believe my eyes at first. On the area there are also cafe there you can buy coffee, muffins and etc. Not expensive. Definitely need to see it once in your lifetime

Words can hardly describe how beautiful and impressive the Eremitage is. If you’re visiting Bayreuth, don’t miss the chance to see it—it’s absolutely breathtaking.

Love the GREAT beer Sampler and their food. Cosy, classy in and outdoor interior. Good , attentive service . Def. kids friendly . Maisel has learned their craft lesson in the US: well done Jeff! Cool: the beer shop sells other greats like Schanze, Orca - Chapeau. Only nuisance : the silly park fees !

Their beer menu feels as thick like an old phone book…. The exhibition is really worthwhile spanning from historical fun facts to massive displays of old glasses and krugs. The location itself is a treat on its own !

Good food with many food choices for all tastes. The steak was particularly good and cooked exactly as specified. Of course , outstanding beer selection. Beers were high quality. Reasonable price for the area. Lots of space for bicycle parking.

We just finished visiting the brewey tour. This experience raised the bar for future exhibitions for me for multiple reasons-it was only the 2 of us in the exibit and we had to discover it ourselves with the help of the audio guide and most importantly the interactive part in the basement. I would wholehartedly recommed it to anyome visiting Bayeruth and is a fan of beer! 10/10 would recommend.

Fantastic food, the catacombs tour was really interesting, and the beers were great as well. The staff were extremely friendly and made our experience (very large dinner party with more than 14 people) and excellent one! Many individuals spoke English and they had a menu available online in English as well with their entire menu (including beverages).

great experience. different beer styles with own characters. worth to try!! Pale Ale, Maisel's IPA, West Cost IPA, Taonga Ipa were just great! The museum is also fantastic!

We had the beer museum tour. It took roughly an hour and the guide explained everything. People who don’t know german get an English transcript. After that we spent some hours in the bar. Quite a happening place. They have a wide variety of food and drinks. We tried 4-5 drinks. All the types were just perfect!

The staff is really nice, normal fare 2 eur and reduced is 1 eur, the small museum collects many stuff, **but if you don't speak either German or French, don't come.** I saw one review below saying "have some dignity and dont leave a negative review here, you don't go here to notice youre not home". Thats not true - when we go abroad, we visit museum to learn smth we can't learn at home or from school, isn't that the meaning of a museum? "warm and nice" is for a cafe. Despite my words above, the collections are worth the fare. But Id pay more if the museum team could spend some effort making this museum readable for non-German speakers (speaking of that, the Liszt museum in Budapest is amazing at that).

Very good, informative museum, with lots of history and artefacts. It was very interesting to learn about his family and later life. And entry is only €2. Children under the age of 15 go for free.

The information is in German, most of the letters are in French. If you don't speak either of these languages, have some dignity and don't leave a negative review here! It's a nice, small museum and you don't come to Germany not to notice you left your home, right?

Beautiful place.

Small but very informative Museum with friendly staff.

Amazing Museum. The great thing was that it was small but also I wanted more after I left. Perfect to visit with children as it’s a quick museum to learn from.

Not too big, but packed with info, photos, memorabilia. Less visited than it should be.

Small museum but with very powerful exhibits. I wish they had more explanation in English but still a very interesting visit.

Museum itself is good. But do remember to come out at least 5 min before it closes (it closes quite early and there was no announcement about closing up). I was locked in the museum 2min before the official closing time and I had to call the police to get me out. It’s a little bit disappointing after so many things happened.

Absolutely an great place!

(Translated by Google) I'm thrilled and I liked everything 👍😎👍, five strong stars from me straight away ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐... absolutely recommended 👍👍. Museum is not particularly big, but very interesting and well organized 👍. Staff very friendly, competent, patient, smiling and helpful 👍👍. Great advice and explanations 😁😁. Very quiet, very clean, well maintained 👍.... Thank you very much 😁 (Original) Ich bin begeistert und alles hat mir gefallen 👍😎👍, von mir sofort fünf starke Sterne ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐... absolut empfehlenswert 👍👍. Museum ist nicht besonders groß, aber sehr interessant und gut organisiert 👍. Personal sehr freundlich, kompetent, geduldig, lächelnd und hilfreich 👍👍. Tolle Beratung und Erklärungen 😁😁. Sehr ruhig, sehr sauber, gut gepflegt 👍.... Vielen Dank 😁

(Translated by Google) Superb museum which traces the history of the city of Bayreuth from the 16th century to the present day. Very competitive price. Not to be missed (Original) Superbe musée qui retrace l'histoire de la ville de Bayreuth depuis le 16e siècle jusqu'à nos jours. Prix très compétitif. A ne pas manquer

(Translated by Google) Another highlight of your visit to Bayreuth should be the old and new castles. The new castle was built because a fire almost destroyed the old one. It was later rebuilt over years of painstaking work. Today, unfortunately, the tax office is located in the old castle. The new castle, however, is used for state receptions and banquets. You can also visit us every day. Not far from the New Castle you can find the Bayreuth City Church. The City Church is a three-aisled Evangelical basilica in the late Gothic style and the largest church in the city The previous building dedicated to St. Magdalene, a daughter church of St. Nicholas Church in the old town, was destroyed in a city fire in 1605. Reconstruction of the church began in 1611 on the first Advent. In 1614 it was consecrated to the Holy Trinity. (Original) Ein weiteres Highlight bei ihrem Besuch in Bayreuth sollte das alte und das neue Schloss sein das neue Schloss wurde gebaut da ein Brand das alte fast zunichte gemacht hat es wurde später in jahrelanger Kleinstarbeit wieder aufgebaut heute befindet sich im alten Schloss leider das Finanzamt das neue Schloss hingegen wird für Staatsempfänge und Bankette genutzt sie können uns auch täglich besichtigen nicht unweit vom Neuen Schloss ist die Bayreuther Stadtkirche zu finden die Stadtkirche ist eine dreischiffige Evangelische Basilika im spätgotischen Stil und die größte Kirche der Stadt der heiligen Magdalena geweihte Vorgängerbau eine Tochter Kirche der St Nikolaus Kirche in der Altstadt wurde bei einem Stadtbrand im Jahre 1605 zerstört 1611 begann der Wiederaufbau der Kirche am ersten Advent 1614 wurde sie der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit geweiht.

(Translated by Google) I took a very interesting and entertaining tour here with my granddaughter. The motto: Clothes make the man. The children were even allowed to try on clothes from the past. The museum is definitely highly recommended, also or perhaps especially for the people of Bayreuth themselves. (Original) Ich habe mit meiner Enkeltochter eine sehr interessante und kurzweilige Führung hier gemacht. Das Motto :Kleider machen Leute. Die Kinder durften sogar Kleidung aus vergangener Zeit anprobieren. Das Museum ist auf jeden Fall zu sehr zu empfehlen, auch oder vielleicht auch gerade für die Bayreuther selbst.

wagner's house. underground floor is a collection of books and original opera scripts and his signature. ground floor is the statues hall, the piano/library room and the dining/painting room. between floors theres the costumes cabinet and the opera cabinet. first floor is the life stages of wagner with collectibles and sculpture. the garden house is the extension to this house with large dining room and library room with documentaries played all the time.

A museum dedicated to Richard Wagner, but you will learn only odd bits of information about him here. Perhaps there is an assumption that the people who visit are all Wagner devotees who know everything about him. It is worth seeing the rooms on the ground floor of the house, which have been restored to look as they did when Wagner lived there, but many items are covered up and unable to be seen. The upper floor which is supposed to describe his life is organised in a series of rooms, each of which deals with a certain period. Fine in principle, but there is no indication of where you should go to in what order. Some years appeared to be missing altogether. The actual content is scant - facsimiles of scores, copies of photos etc. Some limited information is given about Wagner on a sign in each room, but we are never told how he came to be given a house by the king of Bavaria. Or how he came to be so rich that he could have portraits and sculptures of himself and his family made by top artists, when for long periods of his life he had to move frequently because he was so poor. So much about him is left out. How was he able to build his own opera house? You won't find out here. The information on the main signs in each room is in both German and English, but the English is so poor (google translate?) that it is at times laughable. So many people come to Bayreuth for the Wagner Festival paying so much money - is it really too much to ask that some of that money could have been spent on having proper English translations? And don't bother with the audio guide. There's hardly anything on it.

A really in-depth museum that does great justice to Wagner! It did a good job of covering his life and gave lots of interesting insights to him and his family. Occasionally there was info only in German, and I wish there were English translations for all the info boards, but it’s still super enjoyable for a Wagner fan regardless of your language. I think the entry price is fair when compared to other museums I’ve visited around Europe so far. This was my favourite day of my Europe trip and I’m very glad I got to visit

Great place to visit and learn more about Wagner. But ONLY if you're interested in Wagner. Basicly it's 3 museums. Wahnfried, where he lived is about where he lived and his life. Then the house next to it where his son Siegfried lived with his wife Winnifred, showing the darker side of the Wagner family history. Then there is the latest modern addition which houses an exhibition of custumes of the Wagner operas and temporary exhibitions. There is also a silent movie made for his 100th birthday. All in all very interesting and informative.

Enjoyed walking around Wagner's house, there was an English translation if you want one. One of the gentlemen who worked there gave me a mini personal tour in German, which was lovely. He also informed me that the Listz's house was next door. The coffee shop was good with some yummy cakes.

Way above my anticipation! I was gonna visit the liszt museum but RWM was on the way, in the end this one trumpped Liszt museum from a non-German speaker, non-Wagner fan's viewpoint. To start with, impressive collections of costumes and opera set design down the -1 floor, with helpful staff who gave me an informative explanation when my tour guide stopped working. (sidenote: its a bit sad to see the conductor wall swarming with nothing but white men) The museum buildings have been renovated in recent years in a fancy but not extravagant way. And they have the most comfortable sofa seat of all the museums that Ive been. P4 is Wagner's study/workplace, what a view!

Great place, but a bit overpriced

Very nice botanical garden of the university of Bayreuth. It's free and really interesting. Also a great place to bring your kids (especially if they love nature and all kinds of plants).

Really nice experience. It is free, open air, with a wide variety of trees, flowers and cacti. Very relaxing and with enough resting benches along the many ways, you can easily get lost and forget your worries.

Really nice botanical garden. Unfortunately not much blooms in August when I was there. I recommend going in Spring

First time for everything...highly recommend to go there with your family for an educational long walk around. Too bad you can't bring dogs though.

I have not finished my walking through the whole garden meanwhile, but it is a very nice and calm place. I really love such places.

It's free, there's a great variety of plants from all over the world, the facilities are nice, and there's occasionally a cat laying around for you to pet. The cat push this place from 4.5 to 5 stars for me.

Lots of indoor and outdoor plants. Great to see hundreds if plants from different regions around the world.

Interesting church, free entrance, worth visiting for sure. On a way for pilgrimage

A nice and quiet place to be alone

Super 👍👍👍

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Wonderful church

Cool!

Monumental

Very affordable entertainment for the kids! What kid doesn't love dinosaurs?! Fun interactive exhibits for the whole family, all ages. In the perfect area to make a day or it or have a quick trip. The whole place is very clean and well put together. There is a lot of stairs but they have a loft and good places to park a stroller in on the ground floor.

It's suitable and enjoyable both for children and for adults. I went to this museum twice and yet I was not bored on my second time. The staff members there are so kind, friendly and welcoming towards anyone and I would love to visit for a third time!

Fantastic natural history museum with many unique pieces. You must be able to read German to get the most out of it as none of the signs are translated to any other language. 2.50 Euro per person to get in. Can't beat it.

Nice little collection of minerals, crystals, rocks and fossils, but the dinosaur part is a bit funny and disappointing. Given the reasonable fee and depending on your interests, it's still worth a visit.

We had a great time checking out all the interesting exhibits and having a super lovely chat with the owner (I guess).

1euro on public holidays.. small and very beautiful museum

Decent place to spend some down time, reasonably priced,

An awesome little spot off the beaten path. Highly recommend stopping by and enjoying a Kaltes Kräussen!

Excellent beer and really good typical Bavaria food. Recommended.

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(Translated by Google) The most beautiful literary museum I know: full of manuscripts, books, letters and an endless amount to read: a universe of books for the universal book aeronaut Jean Paul! However: it takes time - like everything with Jean Paul! (Original) Das schönste literarische Museum, das ich kenne: voller Manuskripte, Bücher, Briefe und unendlich viel zu lesen: ein Bücheruniversum für den universalen Buch-Luftschiffer Jean Paul! Allerdings: es braucht Zeit - wie alles bei Jean Paul!

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum if you want to find out more about the writer. (Original) Ein sehr interessantes Museum, wenn man sich über den Schriftsteller informieren will.

(Translated by Google) nice place (Original) schöner Ort

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately there was nothing about sean paul. It was still entertaining (Original) Gab leider nichts über sean paul.. War trotzdem unterhaltsam

(Translated by Google) Small museum that deserves every bit of attention. (Original) Kleines Museum, dem jede Aufmerksamkeit gebührt.

(Translated by Google) Friendly supervision, good conversation, thank you!, gladly again (Original) Freundliche Aufsicht, gutes Gespräch geführt, Danke!, gerne wieder

Had a fun time with friends here, the kiosk served wheat beer in a glass which was really nice. I put the glass back to the stall I got it from, the kiosk was closed when we left.

A good open place for grill and games.

A beautiful place for walks and to relax plenty of things to do to there sport wise and after all of that u can sit down and enjoy a cold drink or ice cream!

Nice place for biking, exercise, walking dogs, playing beach volleyball or soccer. Has a outdoor concert area next to the water. Other than that, nothing much to look at (except weird architecture).

Nice place to hang out.

Very beautiful park with lots of things to do and see. Cafe is very cute and nice too.

Good for taking a short walk with your family. The place is quiet as there is no road near.

large green space, stone sculptures and inside island, small bridges, passages under large trees and fountains in the middle of water. the garden can be easily walked within 40min. open for free.

Mind-Blowing garden with tall trees and plenty of sitting spaces. You can enjoy your early morning jogging here or relaxed evening with your friends or family loved ones. There are a lot of ducks who are very fond of food. If you want to give them they will be very friendly with you. It's a nice little work you can visit in Bayreuth

Wonderful views in a wonderful natural park! The color green literally lives in here in many faces! I loved it!

The peacefulness of this place is wonderful. People like to sit and read or talk. The shade is incredible. Very serene!

A beautiful park with a children's park area and a lot of pathways for an enjoyable experience

Really pretty and very big. Also very quiet. Jogging here also recommended. There are free toilets here and clean also.

Nice quiet garden perfect for little walk under 30min. Good place to chill and picnic too in the nice day as well.

(Translated by Google) November 9, 2019 In a recent report by Bayer. A radio broadcast about the typewriter museum shows one of the employees explaining that the typewriter has been replaced by the computer. This is not entirely true. Thanks to the computer, typewriters have largely disappeared, but the computer could not replace the typewriter. In the past, forms were usually filled out using a typewriter. You cannot normally fill out a form with a computer (unless it is specifically specified in the program). That's why forms are now always filled out by hand, even by people who can use the keyboard. If you know the different handwritings of people, you know what the readability is like. This is clearly a step backwards from the “typewriter era”. There can therefore be no question of a replacement, but rather of a “displacement” without offering an equivalent replacement. Perhaps the Typewriter Museum should look at this from this perspective and point out this regression, especially as “typewriter nostalgics”, especially since many forms are filled out in everyday life and these days this is mostly done in a primitive way by handwriting. Furthermore, it is very commendable that there are volunteers who dedicate themselves to the development of the typewriter and do not let this time be forgotten. The city of Bayreuth should support this as much as possible and also strive for better marketing in the interests of tourism. Good luck and determination to everyone involved here. (Original) 09.11.2019 In einem kürzlichen Bericht des Bayer. Rundfunk über das Schreibmaschinenmuseum wird einer der Mitarbeiter gezeigt, der ausführt, dass die Schreibmaschine durch den Computer ersetzt worden ist. Dies trifft so nicht ganz zu. Durch den Computer sind die Schreibmaschinen zwar weitgehend verschwunden, jedoch ersetzen konnte der Computer die Schreibmaschine nicht. Früher wurden Formulare in aller Regel mit der Schreibmaschine ausgefüllt. Mit dem Computer kann man normalerweise ein Formular nicht ausfüllen (es sei denn es ist speziell im Programm vorgegeben). Deshalb werden jetzt Formulare auch von Leuten die die Tastatur beherrschen immer handschriftlich ausgefüllt. Wenn man die verschiedenen Handschriften der Menschen kennt, weiß man wie es diesbezüglich um die Lesbarkeit bestellt ist. Dies ist eindeutig ein Rückschritt gegenüber der „Schreibmaschinenzeit“. Von einem Ersetzen kann daher nicht die Rede sein vielmehr von einem „Verdrängen“ ohne insoweit einen gleichwertigen Ersatz zu bieten. Vielleicht sollte das Schreibmaschinenmuseum dies auch einmal unter diesem Aspekt sehen und gerade als „Schreibmaschinen-Nostalgiker“ auf diesen Rückschritt hinweisen, zumal im Alltag viele Formblätter ausgefüllt werden und dies heutzutage größtenteils primitiv per Handschrift erfolgt. Im übrigen ist es sehr lobenswert, dass es Ehrenamtliche gibt, die sich der Entwicklung der Schreibmaschine widmen und diese Zeit nicht vergessen lassen. Die Stadt Bayreuth sollte dies nach Kräften unterstützen und auch im Interesse des Tourismus eine bessere Vermarktung anstreben. Allen die hier mitwirken viel Erfolg und Zielstrebigkeit.

(Translated by Google) Our typewriters have found a new home here. They were once THE inventions, and today we're delighted that they've attracted interest. We wish the owners of all these companies the best of luck. (Original) Unsere Schreibmaschinen haben hier ein neues Zuhause bekommen. Einst waren sie DIE Erfindungen und heute sind wir froh darüber, dass sie Interesse gefunden haben. Wir wünschen den Betreibern bei allen Unternehmen stets ein gutes Händchen.

(Translated by Google) Open by appointment! A recommendation for every nerd and technology fan! — - One of the most important German collections on typewriter history has been built up at our institute in Bayreuth since 1936, based on a collection created in 1934. It provides a comprehensive picture of the development of writing technology over the last century and a half. — - That's true and worth it! (Original) Geöffnet nach Vereinbarung! Für jeden Nerd und Technik-Fan eine Empfehlung! —- An unserem Institut in Bayreuth wurde seit 1936 eine der wichtigsten deutschen Sammlungen zur Schreibmaschinengeschichte aufgebaut, basierend auf einer 1934 angelegten Sammlung. Sie gibt ein umfassendes Bild der Entwicklung der Schreibtechnik in den letzten eineinhalb Jahrhunderten. —- Das stimmt und lohnt sich!

(Translated by Google) Definitely an interesting museum. (Original) Bestimmt interessante Museums.

The playground is a bit too high for 6 years old children, but it's nice and surrounded by a lot of nature and space in the city park. There is also a smaller playground and sandbox for toddlers.

Beautiful garden it is good to walk and relaxing

Beautiful

Recently renovated

Cool

(Translated by Google) Rated by my child: no stairs/ladder for the smaller ones to get on the slide. Unfortunately, a lot of it is also smeared with foreign swear words. There is enough space to run around/run etc.! (Original) Bewertet von meinem Kind: keine Treppe/Leiter für die etwas Kleineren um auf die Rutsche zu kommen. Leider ist auch sehr viel beschmiert mit ausländischen Schimpfwörtern. Platz zum toben/rennen etc. ist ausreichend vorhanden!

(Translated by Google) It's really nice there. My little one (3 years old) had a great time and didn't want to leave. It was clean, not too crowded, and the people were friendly. (Original) Echt nett da. Mein Kleiner (3 Jahre) hat sich gut austoben können und wollte gar nicht mehr gehen. Sauber war es, nicht zu überlaufen und die Menschen waren nett.