Opened in 1984, the garden is located in two former quarries at the Westerberg in Osnabrück.
The riverside path stretches for over 2 km along the Hase through the city centre from south to north.
The avenue of lime trees on the embankment between the Haarmannsbrunnen fountain and the Pernickel Tower, which has been designated a natural monument.
The experienced French garden architect M. Charbonnier planned and built the palace garden.
Picking apples in autumn is possible in the orchards shown on the map. Careful handling of fruit trees and green spaces is a prerequisite.
Old gravestones tell a story
Walk between Osnabrück personalities
The app tells the stories that lie beneath tombs and marble. It covers the Hare and St. John's cemeteries and the life stories of famous daughters and sons of the city.
https://www.wo-sie-ruhen.de (German)
Guessing riddles at the Hase cemetery
Answering tricky questions, skillfully transferring a surface structure with paper and pencil, combining numbers and solving riddles - that's what the adventure game designed by artist and educator Jakob Bartnik is all about. Sponsored by the Felicitas and Werner Egerland Foundation.
Adventure Hare Cemetery (German)
Please inquire on the homepages or directly in the respective houses about the current opening and event times, prices, cancellations, etc.. This information can change at short notice!
