However, the Neustadtswallanlagen has something historical to offer: for example, Piepe, which previously operated as a wooden port and is now the last remnant of the former ditch in Neustadt, Centaurenbrunnen of 1891 (original location Schwachhauser Heerstr./Bismarckstr.) The garden or Hohentorsplatz, Which was created in about 1952 at the same time with Fockegarten (1951) on the other side of Weser by the manager of Horticulture Ahlers.
Redesign and present
Within the time, huge cuts were made in the green through the development and management of the streets in the fences on Neustadtsseite, which had a negative impact on the quality of the park. After extensive coordination in the neighborhood, Bremen took a comprehensive renovation of the park in 1998. Beauty and functionality have been combined in a way that makes the park accessible to all user groups in several ways.
Neustadtswallanlagen design is a successful coexistence between shape and functions. Set in nice mountainous terrain, the park offers a variety of uses, from a natural and aquatic playground at the youth stadium to the basketball court and street ball. In addition, the park in the new city with small green spaces has evolved into a central hub for daily routes.
The walls are unique in Germany. In addition to improving the quality of accommodation and quality of life, the Neustadtswallanlagen renovation seeks to achieve the goal of additional urban planning: work on the construction of full walls on the left and right sides of Weser as a coherent basic urban development.
