Weimarhallenpark, Public park in Weimar, Germany.
Weimarhallenpark is a public park in Weimar with maintained paths, gardens, and a central pond surrounded by a baroque wall. The space spans several acres combining open lawns with planted areas and scenic walkways.
The green space began in the 15th century as a ducal tree garden. It later came under the ownership of merchant Friedrich Justin Bertuch during the Goethe era.
The park surrounds the Neue Weimarhalle cultural center, a venue for concerts, exhibitions, and community events. Visitors regularly gather here for cultural activities and use the green spaces as a meeting point.
Multiple entrances connect the park to the city center, offering easy access from various directions. Along the walking paths you will find benches, waste bins, and lighting systems for comfortable visits throughout the day.
The park features cascading water elements that create an interesting focal point. At the southwestern corner lies the historic burial site of the Bertuch family, adding another layer to the grounds.
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