Erlangen is a picturesque green city with close ties with France since the Reformation. Despite the war, the local baroque buildings have been preserved in excellent condition, and numerous parks make sightseeing even more enjoyable. Erlangen is a city that impresses with a unique atmosphere from the first minutes of acquaintance.

The center of Erlangen is considered a baroque classic. The abundance of sculptures on the facades, the fluidity of forms, and spectacular columns - all these details of buildings give the streets a festive and magnificent look. The Palace of the Margraves of the 18th century stands out in particular (now it is one of the university buildings). The nearby Margravial Theater is said to be the oldest baroque theatre in southern Germany. The loudest event in Erlangen is the Bergkirchweich beer festival, which takes place in late spring. This event is the third-largest after Oktoberfest in Munich and Goibodenfest in Straubing. In Erlangen, guests can enjoy delicious German beer, as the city's old brewing traditions are still preserved.

Erlangen is best known for being the headquarters of several subdivisions of the German conglomerate Siemens. The company produces the best medical equipment in Europe. Erlangen University is the second-largest in Bavaria. Through joint activities, the university has developed strong partnerships with leading global companies such as Audi and Adidas. This close collaboration ensures that research results are quickly integrated into practical applications. The University Hospital Erlangen is often referred to as the medical valley. It is in a beautiful, quiet location and combines all medical services under one roof.

Today, Erlangen boasts a rich cultural scene with various events for all tastes. Opera, theatre, cabaret and museums, various sporting and leisure activities, a lively pub scene, and nightlife offer multiple opportunities to unwind after a day in the lecture hall, laboratory, or library. The combination of academia, innovative companies, arts, and culture makes the region ideal for creative minds, passionate athletes, and nature lovers.

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