Ingrid S.

From the Margarethenhöhe, my girlfriend and I walked through the Lührmannwald to the Gruga. After having enjoyed all the many signs of spring recently, I was not disappointed during our visit to the Gruga either. We enjoyed the beautiful park and the sunshine.

From the Heinrich-Heine-University, the path led me, in unexpected pouring rain, to the Kleingärtnerverein Stoffeln and the restaurant located there. After the rain had stopped and I had dried off again, I walked on into the Volksgarten. I naturally had to see the artwork "Zeitfeld" by the artist Klaus

After a delicious lunch, we went over the Kamisheide and past the Wallneyer Höfe to Bredeney. This part of the trail offers many beautiful views, as it mainly runs along fields. Shortly after Bredeneyer Mitte, I continued through the Stadtwald and finally back through the Schellenberger Wald. Some blooming

From the parking lot of the Mülheim main cemetery, the path - past the former pioneer barracks - first led me to Witthausbusch. After a short visit to the animal enclosure, I visited the housing estate on Kahlenberg. Unfortunately, I was still a bit too early for the tree blossom on Stiftstraße and Max

I started at the parking lot of Halde Haniel. Via the Way of the Cross - past the many stations of the cross - I reached the cross and the altar table. Unfortunately, the "summit" of the Halde is still closed, as the Bergarena was demolished and work is still ongoing there. My further path was difficult

Due to the changeable weather, my friend and I only did a short tour through Werden. It was still dry for the first half hour, but we walked through the rain for the other half hour. It was nice anyway and I got to know new "corners" of Werden.

I drove to the "Magic Mountain" in Duisburg in glorious sunshine. The sculpture "Tiger & Turtle" to be admired there - modeled on a roller coaster - was not yet heavily visited in the morning. 220 steps can be climbed here and you will be rewarded with great views. My next destination was supposed to

My girlfriend and I started our walk at Haus zum Haus moated castle. We walked along the ramparts, past the Trinsen Tower, and into the town center. Our next destination was the Cromford Manor and textile factory. Unfortunately, it's still closed to visitors. So we continued on, circling the Blue Lake

I had a few errands to run today, so I started in Essen's city center. Since I had some time before my appointment at the insurance company, I took a short detour through the city park. I was rewarded with vast expanses of daffodils and various flowering trees. It was a chance to admire nature awakening after winter.

I started near the Max Planck Institute for Coal Research. Having already seen many blossoming trees on the Rü (Rüttenscheider Straße) yesterday, my route first led me to Catho-Wenzel-Park. I wasn't disappointed; spring has definitely arrived here too. I continued on to the Ruhr River, through Thyssenpark