Playgrounds in München
Spielplatz Petuelpark
Milbertshofen-Am Hart
Address:
Petuelpark, 80807 München
Opening Hours:
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Swings
- Slides
Description
Spielplatz Petuelpark München
Situated in the northern part of Munich, the Petuelpark playground is located on a section of the Petuelring, between Belgradstrasse and Leopoldstrasse, and extends partially over the Petueltunnel. This park spans approximately 7.4 hectares, making it a significant green space in the area. It was created as part of a comprehensive transportation development project between 2003 and 2004, with the dual aim of reducing above-ground traffic and enhancing the quality of life in the vicinity. Petuelpark features several playgrounds, including a water playground, along with a fountain, a café, and various art installations, offering a diverse range of attractions for visitors. To facilitate the planting of trees, additional soil was added, raising the park's surface up to 3.5 meters above ground level. The Nymphenburg-Biedersteiner canal, which runs through the park, was renovated, and three bridges were constructed to enhance accessibility. The riverbanks were also greened as part of the project. Ensuring inclusivity, the playgrounds and the café within Petuelpark are designed to be accessible to all. A unique feature of the park is the "Generationsgarten," a community garden offering 28 plots for citizens to cultivate. The park's strategic location between the Milbertshofener Straße playground and Luitpoldpark further highlights its role within a network of green spaces in the city. The creation of Petuelpark over a tunnel exemplifies innovative urban planning that maximizes land use by integrating green space with infrastructure. The inclusion of multiple playgrounds, including a water playground, indicates a strong focus on providing diverse recreational opportunities for families. The presence of a café, accessible design, and a community garden suggests that Petuelpark is intended to be a multi-generational space fostering community engagement. Its location amidst other green spaces enhances the overall recreational value for the local community.
Situated in the northern part of Munich, the Petuelpark playground is located on a section of the Petuelring, between Belgradstrasse and Leopoldstrasse, and extends partially over the Petueltunnel. This park spans approximately 7.4 hectares, making it a significant green space in the area. It was created as part of a comprehensive transportation development project between 2003 and 2004, with the dual aim of reducing above-ground traffic and enhancing the quality of life in the vicinity. Petuelpark features several playgrounds, including a water playground, along with a fountain, a café, and various art installations, offering a diverse range of attractions for visitors. To facilitate the planting of trees, additional soil was added, raising the park's surface up to 3.5 meters above ground level. The Nymphenburg-Biedersteiner canal, which runs through the park, was renovated, and three bridges were constructed to enhance accessibility. The riverbanks were also greened as part of the project. Ensuring inclusivity, the playgrounds and the café within Petuelpark are designed to be accessible to all. A unique feature of the park is the "Generationsgarten," a community garden offering 28 plots for citizens to cultivate. The park's strategic location between the Milbertshofener Straße playground and Luitpoldpark further highlights its role within a network of green spaces in the city. The creation of Petuelpark over a tunnel exemplifies innovative urban planning that maximizes land use by integrating green space with infrastructure. The inclusion of multiple playgrounds, including a water playground, indicates a strong focus on providing diverse recreational opportunities for families. The presence of a café, accessible design, and a community garden suggests that Petuelpark is intended to be a multi-generational space fostering community engagement. Its location amidst other green spaces enhances the overall recreational value for the local community.
