Stadtgarten Vegesack

The six-hectare garden stretches along the Weser River, featuring ornamental flowerbeds, a rose-covered slope, and a double avenue of maple trees.

Botanist Albrecht Wilhelm Roth established the garden in 1787, planting numerous rare trees and shrubs on the sandy heathland near the Weser river.

The park includes installations such as mosaic art by Rennert, Borstel, and Hinken, a sandstone sundial, and an eleven-ton ship propeller from Bremen Vulkan.

The garden connects to the Maritime Mile waterfront and provides direct access to the Vegesacker Weser promenade through multiple pathways.

A trumpet tree below the district office remains from the original plantings of Dr. Roth, alongside ancient copper beech trees from 1898.

Location: Vegesack

Website: https://stadtgarten-vegesack.de/

Website: https://stadtgarten-vegesack.de

GPS coordinates: 53.17100,8.61569

Latest update: March 10, 2025 21:35