Quartiersplatz Theresienhöhe

The Quartiersplatz Theresienhöhe spans 16,800 square meters, incorporating grassy areas, playgrounds, and recreational spaces above former exhibition grounds and railway tracks.

In 2001, an international art competition led to the selection of a design team comprising Catherine Venart, Topotek1, and Rosemarie Trockel for the square's development.

The square functions as a central meeting point connecting residential areas, featuring specially designed play sculptures and landscape elements for community gatherings.

The area includes three distinct sections: a lawn for relaxation and play, a grass moraine for activities, and a basalt gravel surface for movement.

Twenty-eight tall poplar trees line the southeastern edge, while a pine grove with five-meter-tall trees creates natural boundaries along the northern play area.

Location: Munich

GPS coordinates: 48.12790,11.54140

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:21