Parking near Südpark

The Sudpark in Dusseldorf's southern neighborhoods of Oberbilk and Wersten is the city's largest and most-visited park, covering 70 hectares. Originally planned as an extension of Volksgarten for 1987 Bundesgartenschau (Federal Garden Show), today this expansive greenspace comprises three distinct sections offering unique landscapes and experiences.

Sudpark is conveniently situated close to major transportation routes, making it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike. To the north lies Cologne railway line; east boundaries of park include Siegburger Strasse and Kolner Landstrasse as well as Mitsubishi Electric Hall event venue located here; southern boundary is marked by Bundesautobahn 46 for car access while western end connects to Stoffeler Friedhof which extends towards Bilk neighborhood.

Sudpark has long been an oasis for relaxation and recreation in Dusseldorf, dating back to its establishment as Volksgarten in 1893 as a green space for city residents. Through careful planning and expansion, however, Sudpark was transformed and revitalized; substantial renovations took place before successfully bidding to host Bundesgartenschau 1987, including collaborations from landscape architects who helped design its current design. Notably, Dusseldorf itself (and thus Sudpark) were awarded Entente Florale Deutschland prize as recognition of their dedication towards public park management - an honour bestowed upon them by this prestigious Entente Florale Deutschland prize as a thank you from public park management professionals in Germany for managing public park management efforts!

Sudpark covers 70 hectares in three distinct sections. The Volksgarten covers 27 hectares with beautifully landscaped gardens that include ponds, alleyways and winding paths that offer breathtaking vistas. The In den Garten area covers 20 hectares and features themed gardens such as aromatic, rock, and small pond landscapes - providing visitors with inspiration for their own garden projects. Finally, the 23 hectare Vor dem Deich area provides panoramic views reminiscent of Lower Rhine landscapes. Here you'll find artificial lakes which serve as protected bird and animal habitats; colorful meadows bursting with flowers; as well as meadows full of grasses that change with each season.

Visitors of Sudpark can also appreciate an assortment of art installations and sculptures, most notably by Klaus Rinke - including Zeitfeld by Klaus Rinke at its entrance that serves as the centerpiece for former Bundesgartenschau area; Volksgarten section features classical pieces like Feuerbach-Denkmal and Reh mit Kitz; while newer part of Sudpark features abstract art by artists such as Wasa Marjanov and Christian Megert such as columns and fountains created by them.

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