Bottrop rediscovered: Why the city is livable and lovable

Bottrop rediscovered: Why the city is livable and lovable

Bottrop, Deutschland - Bottrop is in focus-Dennis Peter, 34 years old and active SPD politician, highlights the positive aspects of the city, despite the challenges such as traffic jams and vacancies. "We shouldn't let ourselves be over -maned," explains Peter and demands more optimism in dealing with Bottrop. He emphasizes that the city has changed: Instead of a mining city, Bottrop has developed into a leisure metropolis that comes up with two large amusement parks.

The neighborhood and the numerous parks, such as the Welheimer Park and the Batenbroker Volkspark, make Bottrop livable and lovable, especially for families. "There are many parks that keep our city green and child -friendly," explains Peter. The local weekly market around the church tower and regional purchases strengthen the city and its community. "Hardly any city has a well -frequented inner city market like Bottrop," he adds. Peter calls the Bottroper to recognize the positive sides of their city and not to lose their eyes for beautiful, even if there are challenges. There is more about the gratifying facets of Bottrop in a comprehensive report on www.waz.de .