Discover Erlangen’s history in a child-friendly way and go on a quest for the Huguenots
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In the Children's City Tour “In the Footsteps of the Huguenots”, children aged seven and older learn about the history of Erlangen in an engaging and interactive way. The focus is on the Huguenot city itself: Together, we embark on a discovery tour through the historical town and explore the traces left by the Huguenots in Erlangen.
The tour is aimed at young city explorers who want to learn more about the history of their surroundings. Rather than learning history only from books, children can explore Erlangen on-site and actively engage with the city's past. The interactive design invites them to look closely, ask questions, and discover historical connections in a child-friendly manner.
Meeting Point at the Huguenot Church
The meeting point is the entrance of the Huguenot Church at Huguenotenplatz in Erlangen. The Huguenot Church thus serves as the starting point for the joint city tour. From there, the journey through the history of the Huguenot city begins.
The event is particularly suitable for families with children aged seven and older. Parents and adult companions can accompany the young participants on the tour. Since the tour goes through the city, it is advisable to wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes. More detailed information regarding the start time, duration, participation conditions, or required tickets is not mentioned in the provided event information.
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- Date: November 18, 2026
- Target Group: Children aged seven and older
- Meeting Point: Entrance of the Huguenot Church at Huguenotenplatz
- Location: Erlangen
- Content: Interactive exploration of the Huguenot city and its history
Those who want to get to know Erlangen from a child-friendly historical perspective have the opportunity to embark on a treasure hunt together with other children during this city tour. The event combines movement through the city with exciting insights into the history of the Huguenots.
