Parks & Gardens

Nordpark Düsseldorf is more than just a green space - it is a work of art combining nature, history and architecture. Between majestic sculptures, expansive lawns and rippling water features, a harmonious scenery unfolds that invites you to linger. Whether the powerful "Rossebändiger", the historic "Ständische" sculptures or the meditative Japanese Garden - each section tells its own story. A walk through the park reveals a fascinating mixture of geometric austerity and natural lightness that makes the Nordpark one of Düsseldorf's most beautiful places to relax.

Recreation and adventure, nature and culture, sports facilities and picnic or barbecue areas - Essen's most beautiful park offers all of this all year round.

The Wassenberg Garden Park captivates nature lovers with its historic town walls, gently sloping garden terraces and lovingly designed green areas.

The Bad Oeynhausen spa gardens uniquely combine architectural masterpieces and artistically designed green spaces to create a harmonious work of art. From the magnificent buildings in the Baroque, Rococo, Classicist and Historicist styles - including the imposing Kaiserpalais and the elegant Wandelhalle - to the extensive avenues, flowering beds and artistic water features, an impressive scenery unfolds here.

Discover the Rietberg Garden Show Park, a park with flower beds, themed gardens and playgrounds that also promotes biodiversity and focuses on nature conservation.

Discover the Vier-Jahreszeiten-Park in Oelde, a former state horticultural show site that delights visitors with its floral splendor and diverse activities.

The 70-hectare Westfalenpark opened for the Federal Garden Show in 1959 and is now one of the top excursion destinations in North Rhine-Westphalia with its varied themed gardens, the Florianturm with viewing platform and various events.

The Südpark in Düsseldorf has been a green oasis in the middle of the city since the Federal Garden Show in 1987. It is divided into the areas "Volksgarten", "In den Gärten" and "Vor dem Deich". Each area has its own charm.

The Rheinaue civic, recreation and leisure park has become a landmark of the city of Bonn and a highly frequented local recreation area since it was established for the Federal Garden Show in 1979. The area is located in the geographical heart of Bonn and, at 160 hectares, is almost as large as the city center.

The Sauerlandpark Hemer boasts extensive gardens, the Sky Mirror and the "Park of the Senses". The Jübergturm, the region's landmark, towers high above it all, offering spectacular views. Not far from the park, guests can discover the Felsenmeer and Heinrichshöhle caves as further highlights.