Volksgarten Kray, Public park in Essen, Germany
Volksgarten Kray is a public park in Essen covering 10 hectares with two ponds, open grass areas, and mature trees throughout. The grounds include a playground, soccer field, skate park, and designated grilling areas.
The park was founded in 1913 on land that once belonged to the Schulte-Brüning farm. That farm had roots reaching back to the 14th century.
The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors come together for walks, sports, or to spend time outdoors in a shared green space. Different sections encourage various activities and create opportunities for people of all ages to interact.
The park is easy to navigate with clear pathways connecting the various facilities and open areas. Visitors can move freely throughout the grounds and locate amenities without difficulty.
Four trees in the park are protected as natural monuments: a Caucasian wingnut, a linden, a Turkish hazel, and a ginkgo. These special trees make the site noteworthy for those interested in plants and nature.
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