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Stadtpark Miltenberg

City park in Miltenberg known for its long marble run winding through the grounds, plus a playground and aviary.

Outdoor Family-friendly

Stadtpark Miltenberg is located on Burgweg in the Miltenberg-Nord district. Its defining feature is a long marble run that winds through the grounds in several sections.

At a Glance

Type
Park
Location
Burgweg, Miltenberg-Nord district
Highlight
Long marble run spread across the grounds
Facilities
Playground for younger children, bird aviary
Access
Reached from the town center via a long, steep staircase; not wheelchair accessible
Parking
Parking spaces available below the park

The Marble Run

The run passes through the park in individual stages. Anyone wishing to use a section again has to climb back up to the starting point. The wooden marbles needed for this are available from a vending machine on site as well as from the Tourist Info office, in five different colors.

Other Facilities

Alongside the marble run, the park features a playground designed for younger children. There is also a bird aviary on the grounds.

Location and Access

A long, steep staircase leads up from the town center to the park. Parking spaces are available just below the park.

Visiting the Park

According to visitors, the park is lovingly designed and offers plenty of shade, keeping it pleasantly cool even in summer. Guests also report finding the grounds well maintained.

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Address

Stadtpark
63897 Miltenberg

Hours

So: 00:00–24:00

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