Parks and Recreation

Nuremberg’s green landscape ranges from the expansive Volkspark Marienberg, featuring a diverse arboretum and rare tree species, to the 2.6-kilometer-long Wöhrder See reservoir. The city's recreational offerings include the historic three-hectare Rosenau park and the Kontumazgarten in Kleinweidenmühle. For nature enthusiasts, the RednitzInsel Katzwang offers a protected river reserve, while the Naturgartenbad provides a natural swimming environment integrated into a mature garden setting.

Volkspark Marienberg

The most spacious park in Nuremberg offers a wide range of activities. Relax at the beautiful pond with rare trees, or visit the arboretum.

Wöhrder See

A 2.6-kilometer-long reservoir on the Pegnitz River featuring walking paths and the Wöhrder Bucht sandy beach. It serves as a central location for non-motorized water sports like rowing and paddle boating.

Rosenau

A three-hectare landscaped park featuring the historic Minnesängerbrunnen fountain. It offers open lawns and a large playground situated near the city's western fortifications.

Kontumazgarten

A 1.7-hectare green space in the Kleinweidenmühle district. It functions as a riverside link between the old town and western parklands, containing a public playground and shaded walking paths.

RednitzInsel Katzwang

A protected nature reserve situated on an island in the Rednitz River. It preserves local riparian habitats and offers quiet trails for observing regional flora and fauna.

Naturgartenbad

An outdoor swimming facility that utilizes biological water treatment rather than chlorine. The complex is integrated into a mature garden landscape with large sunbathing lawns and a natural pool.