1. Prähistorium Schiffweiler
The Prähistorium is placed in a coal mining complex and is an endeavor at reproducing the time of the dinosaurs by utilizing life-size robotical dinosaur models. It has a true "Jurassic Parc" climate, as the guests are headed through diverse areas to explore dinosaur life on earth. Dinosaur models are impressive, and therefore price is maybe a little bit higher than usual.
3. Church of St. Louis
St. Louis is a Catholic church at the enormous market in Saarlouis. Twenty feet high structure was designed by Gottfried Böhm by utilizing leftovers of prior structures. It is build in neo-Gothic style. The stained glass windows were planned by Ernst Alt.
5. Wellspring
In bussiness area, there is beautiful wellspring located. The wellspring can be seen in this popular touristic area, and it is build from the Prussian period. Until 1832 there were wooden wellspring here which supplied people with drinking water.
2. Municipal Museum Saarlouis
The biggest display of the exhibition hall is the building in which museum is placed in 1927. Manufactured by the Prussian military organization, it is touristic monument that should not be missed. The gallery houses a huge collection of social displays into different parts of history.
4. Canisianum (Saarlouis)
The Canisianum is a previous headquarters of the Jesuits and the present church of Peter Brotherhood in Saarlouis. The Canisianum can be found in the Abbey Road in Saarlouis, near nursing home St. Augustine. It is named after the Jesuit Peter Canisius. The Church of St. Diminish Canisius is a solitary nave, neo-Romanesque building.
Saarlouis was form in 1680 by the Sun King Ludwig XIV. He loved the town very much. You can stroll around its beautiful area all day.
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