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Another remarkable architectural landmark of the city is the City Hall. Its construction was started in 1897 and lasted for three years. The height of the building of the City Hall is 54m. Its plan was developed by a famous architect of the time Georg Von Hauberrisser. The St John’s Basilica is another remarkable religious building of the city. Its construction took place in the middle of the 18th century. The famous Ludwigskirche is the same age as basilica. Despite its impressive age the church features plenty of other merits. The church features inimitable architectural style. The religious construction attracts many tourists annually. One can enjoy a magnificent front side of the church forever. Inner halls of the church look even more impressive. The walls of the church keep numerous religious artifacts and relics as well as age old garnishes and fineries.

The church neighbors with the German-French gardens which can be fairly called one of the most beautiful destinations of the city. Not far from the garden tourists will find a theme park named Gulliver Welt – the World of Gulliver. The park is an incredible open air museum which presents a rich collection of scaled-down models of landmarks of global significance. Another recommended landmark to explore is the Alte Brucke (the old bridge) being found in 1546 and having survived in its initial look till present days by miracle. The city of Saarbuecken has also preserved various medieval fortifying constructions. At defensive walls tourists will find observation platforms to enjoy marvelous view of the city.
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