Hirschgarten, Public park in Erfurt, Germany.
Hirschgarten is a green park in Erfurt with playgrounds, walking paths, and seating areas for rest. The grounds are well-kept and invite various outdoor activities.
The park began in the 18th century during construction of the State Chancellery and was Erfurt's first public green space. It became increasingly important as the city grew and residents needed more room to unwind.
The park serves as a gathering place for neighbors and families, especially on sunny days. You can see people strolling, sitting on benches, and spending their leisure time together.
The park is accessible by tram line 2, which stops at Angerbrunnen station. Parking is also available nearby if you arrive by car.
The grounds were thoroughly renewed in 2009, combining modern play areas with its heritage monument status. This modernization shows how historical places remain actively used today.
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