Lindengarten Park

The Mühlenbach, known in the city as the Grube, runs through the park.
Some of the old trees in the lime garden are protected as natural monuments.

The Lindengarten, located in the middle of the traditional Hanseatic city of Wismar, is a popular park under national monument protection - a green, cultivated oasis in an urban environment. The history of the impressive park goes back quite a long time: The Lindengarten was created on the site of the former Swedish citadel as early as 1815. The sprawling, shady trees and the many attractive benches invite you to relax and have fun.
The park paths of the Lindengarten, especially along the Mühlenbach, have been designed to be very aesthetic and inviting. The stylish ambience of the park encourages you to linger for a longer time in the midst of the tranquil natural scenery. As a cultural landscape with an open and free concept, the beautiful Lindengarten is ideal for a pleasant walk with your favorite dog.wismar-hafenspitze.de/lindengarten-wismar

The listed park was built in 1815 on the site of the former Swedish citadel. It was part of one of the largest fortifications in Europe that surrounded the city. At the northwest end of the park is the last remaining defensive tower in the complex, the restored “Old Water Tower”. The old trees and the many benches invite you to linger. The paths along the Mühlenbach are particularly beautifully laid out.
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