Achterdiekpark

Achterdiekpark extends across 8 hectares of land, featuring seven interconnected ponds surrounded by walking paths and mature trees throughout the grounds.

The land transformed from agricultural use before 1961 to a pet trading site, then became the Bremen Zoo from 1966 to 1973 before converting into a park.

Local residents gather in Achterdiekpark for community events, fostering connections while celebrating the natural heritage of Northern German landscapes.

The park maintains a network of paths suitable for walking and cycling, with multiple entrances and connections to public transportation in Bremen.

The seven ponds within the park create a habitat for amphibians, including frogs, toads, and newts, supporting the preservation of local wildlife species.

Location: Oberneuland

GPS coordinates: 53.08850,8.91049

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:58