파크발트 모다허 브루흐 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

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Very close to the city and yet always finding places where you can recharge your batteries, simply wonderful.

This water level clock was built around 1900 and was in operation until 1965. A rod transmitted the movement to the tower via a float in order to change the water level indicators there. Quite simple technology, today sensors are mostly used.

Very beautiful, idyllic landscape, immediately invites you to linger.

"Anyone who gets to the Parkinsel via the former chamber lock will see a mighty sandstone tower about 10 meters high on the waterfront to the right of the dam with a clock that strangely enough only has 10 large golden digits on the blue dial. It is not a chronometer, but a measuring device for determining the Rhine water level. The building is square in plan and stands on a paved square. In the lower part, the sandstone walls are built vertically on the base, the windows, the door and the corners of the building are emphasized. After a surrounding frieze, the tower tapers. Spacious dials with two hands are attached to all four sides of the cube-shaped head of the tower. The roof is again provided with small ornaments. The level mechanism constructed by the Karlsruhe Institute Otto Behm is intact and functional, but no longer official and therefore no longer calibrated. The level tower, built around 1900 according to plans by the royal road and river construction office in Speyer, has become a symbol of the Park Island. The tower stands at the southern gate of the former chamber lock, which was built in 1884-94 in connection with the Luitpoldhafen. The recesses for the revolving gates are still clearly visible in the sandstone, as is the outline of the lock chamber." Source: https://www.rhein-neckar-industriekultur.de/objects/pegeluhr-an-der-ehemaligen-kammerschleuse-in-ludwigshafen

If you get to the Parkinsel via the former chamber lock, you will see a mighty sandstone tower about 10 meters high on the waterfront on the right of the dam with a clock that, strangely enough, only has 10 large golden digits on the blue dial. It is not a chronometer, but a measuring device for determining the Rhine water level. The building is square in plan and stands on a paved square. In the lower part, the sandstone walls are built vertically on the base, the windows, the door and the corners of the building are emphasized. After a surrounding frieze, the tower tapers. Spacious dials with two hands are attached to all four sides of the cube-shaped head of the tower. The roof is again provided with small ornaments. The level mechanism constructed by the Karlsruhe Institute Otto Behm is intact and functional, but no longer official and therefore no longer calibrated. The level tower, built around 1900 according to plans by the royal road and river construction office in Speyer, has become a symbol of the Park Island. The tower stands at the southern gate of the former chamber lock, which was built in 1884-94 in connection with the Luitpoldhafen. The recesses for the revolving gates are still clearly visible in the sandstone, as is the outline of the lock chamber. Source: https://www.rhein-neckar-industriekultur.de/objects/pegeluhr-an-der-ehemaligen-kammerschleuse-in-ludwigshafen

"The name [MURALU] is made up of the English "Mural" (= wall painting) and "LU" (=Ludwigshafen)." Source and further information on the artists: www.wilhelmhack.museum/de/museum/muralu "Muralu is a street art project of the Wilhelm Hack Museum. In addition to regional and national street artists, international greats such as Augustine Kofie and Limov design selected inner-city wall surfaces. A whole ensemble of several works by different artists can be seen in the former rose garden in the to marvel at Ebert Park." Source (quoted verbatim): Brochure "Ludwigshafen's most beautiful corners" www.lukom.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Ludwigshafens-schönste-Ecken_INet.pdf

An attraction that often goes unnoticed (because next to the beautiful pond with its animals). There is an explanatory plaque on a flat stone pedestal in the meadow (rather hidden by a weeping willow in summer) - with the following text: "The honor of NATURE - This pillar was created on the basis of an initiative of the two ornithological working groups of the Ludwigshafen adult education center. - The costs were shared between industry, medium-sized companies, banks and other institutions, nature-loving associations, many private individuals and the Rhineland-Palatinate Nature and Environment Foundation. - The reliefs on the column, which symbolically draw attention to the donors, are intended to indicate the careful handling of the local landscape and its flora and fauna. - November 8, 2001” In addition to the numerous motifs, the following words are also engraved on the beautiful stone column: On the side with the sundial: "To the glory of nature // Much is lost in the world because it is lost too quickly. Wolfgang von Goethe" On the other hand: "Protect wildlife, protect the landscape" There are also 2 stone benches (without backrest).