Mainzer Straße

Saarbrücken

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Mainzer Straße

Just when you think you've found all the gems of Saarbrücken in the old town, you'll reach Mainzer Straße, the city's eastern artery running through this friendly quarter with myriad shops and restaurants. Enjoy the cinema, try yourself at the climbing gym, or indulge in flavours at the Michelin-starred Klaus Erfort restaurant. Tours in the quarter are also organised.

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addressMainzer Straße, Saarbrücken
publicTransportbus lines 126, 128 to St. Johanner Markt
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