Speckenbütteler Park

The Speckenbütteler Park extends over 80 hectares of green space, featuring walking paths, ponds, and various recreational facilities in northern Bremerhaven.

The park's transformation began in the late 1800s when Victor Goebel, a Viennese garden architect, expanded the woodland area into a 13-hectare park in 1906.

The park contains one of Germany's oldest open-air folk museums, established in 1908, displaying traditional buildings and agricultural equipment from the region.

The park offers multiple sports facilities, including fitness courses, a running track, BMX track, and boules court, with boat rentals available at the artificial pond.

The entrance gate, donated in 1896 by German-American Bernhard von Glahn, stands as a protected monument under registration number 3378.

Location: Stadtbezirk 1 Nord

Address: Parkstraße

GPS coordinates: 53.58626,8.59025

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:14