Originally the district of Anger Weideland was part of the borough of Bruck, which also served as a parade ground for the Erlangen garrison. In 1924 both Bruck and Anger were ceded to Erlangen. Brisk construction activity, particularly in the years after 1945, saw the total population in this area of the city rise to 8230.
“Am Anger” impresses with its good transport connections and the close proximity to Erlangen city centre. Children, teenagers and adults are invited to take parts in the various activities on offer at facilities such as the “Bürgertreff” (citizens meeting point), “Die Villa” (event hall in the former ERBA company director’s villa) or “der Angertreff” (function room).
In the year 2000 GEWOBAU Erlangen launched a comprehensive restructuring programme so that Anger has today become a flagship district.

Here you can find our accommodation around “Am Anger” :