Wröhmännerpark

The park extends over 2.7 hectares along the Havel River banks, featuring white loungers, numerous benches, and a water basin with water lilies.

The location housed a municipal harbor until 1875, when the area was filled with sand and transformed into a recreational space between 1913 and 1914.

A bronze statue of Diana, the Roman goddess of hunting, stands in the park since 1963, created as a replica of sculptor Reinhard Felderhoff's work.

The renovated playground includes slides, sand areas, playhouses, seesaws, spring riders, trampolines, wobble bridges, football goals, and table tennis facilities.

The name originates from medieval Wröhmänner, a group of farming citizens who formed a voluntary jurisdiction to resolve agricultural disputes.

GPS coordinates: 52.54208,13.20712

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:42