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Marble Run by the Playground

Small wooden marble run in Miltenberg – the smaller counterpart to the larger run in the city park.

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The Marble Run by the Playground is a small wooden marble run in Miltenberg. It serves as the smaller counterpart to a larger wooden marble run in the city park.

At a Glance

Type
Wooden marble run by a playground
Location
Miltenberg-Nord, 63897 Miltenberg
Construction
Made of wood
Surroundings
Near a playground by the Main river
Related feature
Larger wooden marble run in the city park
Suitability
According to visitors, also suitable for young children

Setting and Surroundings

According to visitors, the run stands near the playground by the Main river. At this particular spot there is only this one run, and a grassy area lies along the wall nearby. In the city park, several wooden marble runs can be found together with a coin-operated marble dispenser.

Availability

Information about the run comes from visitor reports and is inconsistent. While some visitors describe it as present and usable, one guest reported that at the time of their visit it appeared to have been dismantled, with market stalls set up at the playground instead. Whether the run is in place can therefore vary.

Good to Know

According to visitors, a marble is needed to use the run. Guests report that one can be obtained, among other places, at a bookshop near Engelsplatz.

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Address

63897 Miltenberg

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