Refurbished and newly revitalized: Climbing playground Ehrenbreitstein gets upgrade

Refurbished and newly revitalized: Climbing playground Ehrenbreitstein gets upgrade

renovation of a popular climbing playground: a profit for the Koblenz children

The climbing playground at the Bleidenberg plant, which is located high on the Ehrenbreitstein fortress plateau in Koblenz, has been very popular since its opening at the 2011 Federal Garden Show. Now there is a necessary renovation to ensure the safety of the children and make the playground more attractive.

child -friendly design in focus

The city of Koblenz has commissioned green space and funeral service to plan the renovation work. Another goal of this measure is to expand the offer for children. This is done by the construction of new play equipment that corresponds to the current security standards. In the past few years, several of the existing games have had to be removed because decays were significantly damaged.

planned measures and time frame

Work is expected to start at the beginning of October. The city administration has announced that in addition to the renovation, new, innovative forms of play should also be integrated in order not only to make the playground more secure, but also more varied. For the city, this place is an important attraction for families and a room for playing and movement.

a contribution to the formation of common good formation

The renovation of the climbing playground not only brings improvements in safety, but also supports the social interaction between the children and their families. Playgrounds are essential places for children to develop social skills such as teamwork and communication. Due to the planned improvements, the playground becomes an even more appealing place where children can become active and make their free time meaningful.

A look into the future

The upcoming changes at the climbing playground at the Bleidenberg plant illustrate how important the city of Koblenz takes the creation of secure and appealing scope for its youngest citizens. When the work has ended, the residents may hope for an extended and safer range of games that are important not only for children, but also for the whole community.