Wetterpark Offenbach, Weather education park in Offenbach am Main, Germany

Wetterpark Offenbach is a themed park and open-air museum on the former grounds of the city nursery in the Buchhügel recreation area. Its roughly 20,000 m² site is linked by a gravel path, with boardwalks leading to stations on thunder and lightning, air pressure, wind, precipitation, sun, haze and the jet stream, each explained by graphics and text panels.

The park was founded in 2005 through a partnership between the City of Offenbach, the German Weather Service, and a regional planning organization. This collaboration created a place that combines scientific weather observation with public education.

The space gets its name from its focus on weather phenomena and serves as a place where visitors can understand meteorological concepts through hands-on experience. The stations invite people to physically engage with displays about wind, rain, and other atmospheric events.

The park is open daily from 8:00 to 22:00 and admission is free. A gravel path links the stations, and wooden walkways lead to the exhibits with their graphic and text panels. The 12.3-metre steel viewing tower is reached by an angled metal staircase with 47 steps over two landings up to the 9.4-metre platform, which faces west-northwest.

The park's steel lookout tower, opened in late 2006, is 12.3 metres tall. An angled metal stair with 47 steps leads over two landings to a 9.4-metre platform facing west-northwest, where a rectangular sighting frame explains visibility range and air turbidity.