Neuer Rebstockpark

Like the entire Rebstock site and several of its facilities, the New Rebstock Park is named after the medieval owners of the area, the Frankfurt patrician Rebstock family. The design is based on an "avant-garde urban planning approach". In designing the floor plan and topography, he relies on a “folding principle” based on the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze (1925–1995) and on the mathematical catastrophe theory based on the French mathematician and philosopher René Thom (1923–2002). The park area is criss-crossed by a grid of straight paths that form parallelograms in their layout. These are designed to take up and emphasize the pattern given by the architecture of the neighboring housing estate.

This park is very beautifully landscaped

easy crossing of the Main and pleasant to ride