Neuland-Park, Public park in Leverkusen, Germany
Neuland-Park is a 25-hectare green space with diverse garden areas, including rose gardens, herb gardens, and a Feng Shui garden along the Rhine riverbanks. The site combines carefully designed planting zones with open meadows and walking paths.
The site served as an industrial waste depot for Bayer AG until the late 1940s before undergoing extensive environmental restoration in the 1990s. This transformation turned a former industrial location into a modern public recreation space.
The SparkassenArena outdoor venue hosts concerts, theater performances, and readings that shape the cultural life of the city. This space serves regularly as a gathering point for local festivals and artistic events.
The park is walkable from the city center and offers wide paths suitable for walking, jogging, and cycling. Visitors should note that dogs and grilling are not permitted.
The Boomerang area features twelve interactive game stations combined with water features that appeal especially to families with children. Skate parks and fitness equipment are scattered throughout the grounds.
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