Hardt, Public park in Wuppertal, Germany
Hardt is a 57 hectare park on a partially forested elevation between the districts of Elberfeld and Barmen in Wuppertal. The grounds feature forests, meadows, and cultivated gardens connected by various walking paths.
In 1807 Elberfeld decided to reforest the ridge, which had previously served as a quarry and pasture. Over time this reforestation effort became the green space that exists today.
The botanical garden was founded in 1890 and displays a diverse collection of medicinal and culinary plants in dedicated sections. Visitors can walk through the plant areas and learn how traditional species have been used over time.
The park sits about 90 meters above the Wupper River and is easily reached on foot from Elberfeld. Well-maintained paths run throughout the grounds and make it accessible for visitors of varying mobility.
Two historic towers mark the landscape: the Elisenturm from 1838 and the Bismarckturm from 1907, offering views across the entire city. These two structures stand out visually and serve as landmarks while exploring the grounds.
Location: Wuppertal
GPS coordinates: 51.26120,7.15909
Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43
Botanischer Garten Wuppertal
145 m
Bismarck Tower
510 m
Elisenturm
192 m
Waldbühne Hardt
126 m
Wunderbau
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Hardtstollen
501 m
Gerichtsinsel
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Schwebebahn station Landgericht
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St. Marien (Elberfeld)
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Haspeler Brücke
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Elisentreppe
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Justizzentrum Wuppertal
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Stolperstein dedicated to Gerd Heidelberg
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Die Sinnende
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WhyPop
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Stolperstein dedicated to Werner Jakob
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The judgement
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Landgerichtsgebäude Wuppertal
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Stolperstein dedicated to Frieda Heidelberg
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Stolperstein dedicated to Artur Heidelberg
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Stolperstein dedicated to Marietta Heidelberg
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Stolperstein dedicated to Selma Leyser
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Stolperstein dedicated to Hans Leopold Jakob
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Stolperstein dedicated to Adele Jakob
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Stolperstein dedicated to Günter Silberberg
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Stolperstein dedicated to Emilie Röttgen
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Stolperstein dedicated to Albert Jakob
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Stolperstein dedicated to Horst Heidelberg
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