When does the city tour start?

The tour starts on 25.07.2026 at 15:00 and ends at 16:30.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the Huguenot Church at Huguenot Square in 91054 Erlangen.

What does participation cost?

The regular price is 9.50 Euro. Reduced tickets cost 8.50 Euro.

Do I need to register?

According to the event info, prior registration is not necessary. Tickets are also available on-site.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, children up to and including 14 years are free when accompanied by an adult.

How do I get to the meeting point best?

The city center of Erlangen is easily accessible. Parking garages and underground parking are centrally located, plus there is free public transport in the city center.

Erlangen Tells Women's Stories: A City Tour Full of History, Courage, and Surprising Perspectives

Name: City Tour: Women's History in Erlangen
Start: 2026-07-25T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-25T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Hugenottenkirche

In the Footsteps of Strong Women through Erlangen

This thematic city tour opens the perspective to a often overlooked side of the Huguenot city: Women who have shaped Erlangen. The walk leads through history, society, and everyday life, making visible how visionaries, researchers, fighters, and everyday heroes have contributed to the city's image and cultural heritage.

History that can be discovered in the city space

At the meeting point by the Huguenot Church, a discovery experience begins between baroque city layout, historical memories, and vibrant present. The tour connects local history with impressive locations in the center of Erlangen and focuses on women who often only appear on the margins of chronicles, yet whose impact is still felt today.

From Huguenot Women to Female Scientists

The thematic walk tells of women from different life worlds: from Huguenot women, female scientists to housewives, from brave decisions and societal hurdles. This creates a multifaceted view of Erlangen as an educational, cultural, and Huguenot city, where female biographies are closely intertwined with urban development.

Comfortably Exploring the City Center

The meeting point at the Huguenot Church is centrally located at Huguenot Square. The Erlangen city center is easily accessible, parking garages and underground parking offer available capacities, and there is free public transport in the city center. This makes getting to the city tour uncomplicated and enjoyable, even for guests who want to discover Erlangen at a relaxed pace on foot.

An Inspiring Walk with Historical Value

The tour is led by a certified Erlangen city guide with many years of experience. This gives the walk professional depth, local context, and an authentic access to Erlangen's history. Those looking to experience culture, urban development, and women's biographies in an exciting way will find a unique city tour with a lasting impression.

Conclusion: This tour shows Erlangen from a new, surprising side and makes women's city history tangible. Those seeking a well-founded, inspiring discovery experience should secure this date and book the tour now.