Goethepark Perleberg: New design for more quality of life!

Perleberg erneuert den Goethepark bis Mitte 2026. Ziel ist eine hochwertige Aufenthaltsqualität und mehr Biodiversität.
Perleberg renews the Goethepark until mid -2026. The goal is a high quality quality of stay and more biodiversity. (Symbolbild/NAG)

Goethepark Perleberg: New design for more quality of life!

The GoethePark in Perleberg faces a facelifting that is intended to significantly increase the quality of stay. This was recently presented in the building committee. The draft, made by the engineering office in Rauchberger and the landscape architecture firm Beusch, aims to compensate for the interventions during the construction work over the total area of ​​5900 square meters. The park is not only an important garden monument, but also has an exciting history that is worth keeping and revitalizing. Nordkurier reports that the first work should be completed by Brandenburg-Day in September 2025.

Part of the park is required for the construction work on Wittenberger Straße, where, among other things, lines and a rainwater treatment plant are installed. In order to improve access, paved access is created by August-Bebel-Straße. This new access is also secured by a hedge with trees such as rock pear and cornely cherry on the railway embankment, which contributes to the greening and beautification of the area.

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The network of paths in the Goethepark is adapted and re -attached to its historical structure - this happens on an area of ​​1150 square meters with a width of two meters, which ensures simple accessibility. Comfort is also not neglected: five new benches made of white -painted stainless steel and wastebasket are set up in the park. One of the benches is in honor of Dr. Lothar Wedel placed. In addition, a new viewing platform is planned, which enables a view of the riverside area of ​​the Stepenitz, including two cozy loungers.

The area around the Goethe monument and the monument of German unity are also upgraded on a large scale. Both monuments remain in their usual place, but get fresh plantings that ensure a more inviting ambience. Planned facilities such as a dog toilet and smaller planting beds with perennials and early bloomers such as crocuses and bluish stars round off the redesign.

funding and upcoming projects

The gross construction costs for the restoration of the park are estimated at around 345,000 euros. This project is mainly financed by the urban redevelopment program of urban development, with residual funds from the state of Brandenburg. The full implementation will be sought until mid -2026, but specific appointments have not yet been known.

But that's not all: In parallel to the redesign of the GoethePark, the city of Perleberg is also planning to redesign Friedrich-Engels-Platz. This project, which has been operated under the name "Pearl Parks" and already presented in the urban development committee, aims at creating a species -rich green area. The promoted measures include, among other things, the removal of unwanted trees as well as the establishment of seating and a drinking fountain. The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Security and Consumer Protection (BMUV) has approved funding of around 560,000 euros, so that the total project costs increase to around 697,000 euros. Construction for this project is scheduled for the end of September or early October 2025 and the first plantings are scheduled to take place in spring 2026. The city of Perleberg emphasizes that the name "Friedrich-Engels-Platz" remains.

These measures are in line with the nationwide efforts to increase the biological diversity in urban areas and to create climate -like green areas. The federal program biological diversity impressively shows that there is active planning all over Germany to protect and develop urban nature as a valuable resource. The Federal Nature Conservation works with various initiatives to promote natural and structural green spaces in cities.

This is not only becoming more beautiful, but also more environmentally friendly. The residents can look forward to a blooming future of the parks!

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