Landesgartenschau 2035: Schwerin plans blossom magic for the future!

Landesgartenschau 2035: Schwerin plans blossom magic for the future!

in Schwentin is currently working hard on the plans for the State Garden Show in 2035. Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig (SPD) and her cabinet take into account the proposals that were brought to the state government by the Pro Schwerin association on July 29. Schwerin Local reports that the Prime Minister supports the initiative and emphasizes the potential of such events. Garden shows are not only considered to be impressive events, but also as a real impulse provider for urban development, infrastructure and tourism.

A look at the numbers shows how powerful such events can be. The Federal Garden Show 2009 in Schwerin, which took place under the motto "Seven Gardens in the middle", attracted 1.867 million visitors to an area of 55 hectares. The positive effects can still be felt today: after the Buga, the city experienced an increased investment volume and an actual increase in population after years of decline. wikipedia has provided detailed information.

opportunities and challenges

With a view to the State Garden Show 2035, however, it becomes clear that challenges are imminent. The financing remains unclear and considering the budget lock of the city of Schwerin, the decision -makers are required to find solutions. After all, considerable investments are required to design paths, gardens and places accordingly. The financial situation at the state level is also tense, which further restricts the city's ability to act.

Previous garden shows, such as those in the neighboring country of Schleswig-Holstein, show that the right approach can be significantly strengthened with the right approach. ABES-ONLINE explains that such events are not only tourist highlights, but also to bring a platform together, which will bring together citizens and organizations, which identification with the projects increased.

Review of the past Buga

The Federal Garden Show 2009 was a real highlight for Schwerin. With investments of a total of 74.5 million euros in a total budget, the region experienced a tourism boom, which until 2013 recorded an increase of over 8.3 percent compared to 2008. The subsequent use of the parks and green spaces is designed to improve the quality of life for the city dwellers long after the event. The castle garden as one of the main attractions has been designed and is still a place of relaxation.

The planned state garden show 2035 could build on this success, on a smaller scale, but with the same focus on civic engagement and sustainable use. Those responsible will hope that the positive experiences of the past will motivate citizens and secure political support to take this opportunity for the city.