Kontumazgarten

The Kontumazgarten spans 2.1 hectares along the Pegnitz River, featuring wooden platforms extending over the water and multiple seating areas along the promenade.

The park's location previously housed a quarantine station for travelers and goods during medieval epidemic periods, with a manor house built by entrepreneur Georg Vargeth in 1669.

The garden connects to Nuremberg's Old Town through passages in the city walls, integrating green spaces with the historical urban landscape.

The park includes dedicated children's play areas, exercise equipment, and specially designed parkour facilities near the city walls.

Six trees within the park hold natural monument status, while riverside promenades provide direct views of the Kettensteg bridge and Hallerwiese meadow.

GPS coordinates: 49.45440,11.06750

Latest update: March 5, 2025 07:12