Category
Parks & Nature in Ludwigshafen
Ebert Park, Park Island and the Willersinn lake
Between the chemical plant and the Rhine, Ludwigshafen offers a surprising amount of greenery. The historic Ebert Park with the Friedrich Ebert Hall invites you to wander, Park Island combines riparian forest and water into a recreation area in the middle of the city, and in summer the Willersinn lake draws people in for a swim. In the densely populated Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region, these oases are valuable retreats for anyone seeking fresh air and quiet between industry and the big city.
Attractions
South
Park Island (Parkinsel)
A green Rhine island with villas, mature trees and a riverside park - in summer the setting of the renowned Festival of German Film.
Free entry
Friesenheim
Ebert Park
A spacious 1920s city park with a rose garden, ponds, mature trees and the adjacent Eberthalle.
Free entry
Friesenheim
Willersinnweiher
A popular bathing lake in the north of the city with sunbathing lawns, a diving area and clear water - the summer destination of Ludwigshafen's residents.
Free entry
Maudach
Maudacher Bruch
An extensive local recreation and nature reserve in the south-west of the city, with woods, meadows, ponds and a wildlife enclosure.
Free entry
Rheingönheim
Rheingönheim Wildlife Park
A free wildlife park in the south of the city with native animals such as wild boar, red deer and lynx in wooded surroundings.
Free entry