Carlisle Park

The park spans 10,000 square meters near Flensburg train station, featuring a semi-circular avenue surrounding an expansive lawn area.

Established in 1927 following the construction of Flensburg main station, the park sits on the former location of a mill pond.

Named after the twin city Carlisle in England, the park displays tree sculptures created from elm trees affected by disease in the 1990s.

Multiple bus stops and a parking lot near the park entrance provide convenient access for visitors arriving by different transportation methods.

A memorial at the northern edge contains a drive train on track sections, commemorating the former tram service of Flensburg.

Location: Flensburg

Inception: 1927

GPS coordinates: 54.77600,9.43770

Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:52