Upgrade of Göhlbachtal Park Completed with New Bridge Construction
Harburg's Second Major Park Undergoes Major Upgrade
Harburg's second major park is undergoing a significant transformation, with various new facilities and improvements being added to enhance the park experience for visitors.
One of the most noticeable changes will be the construction of a new bridge in the Gohlbach Valley. The old wooden bridge, which was in poor condition and closed since last summer, has been demolished to make way for a new structure made of a curved steel structure. The new bridge is almost complete and is set to be a key feature of the park.
In addition to the new bridge, a new playground is being built in the park. The new playground will feature a large play dinosaur, as well as a renovated path leading to the play area. The old seating area at the Hastedtweg end is also being renewed as part of the construction work.
The park's facilities will also include a new viewing point, which will feature a staircase. This viewing point is set to offer visitors stunning views of the park and its surrounds. A fitness island is also planned as part of the new facilities, providing visitors with a chance to exercise while enjoying the park.
Simultaneous construction work is happening at multiple locations in the park, with the modernization and expansion of the park being carried out in stages. The search results do not specify the architect or planning company responsible for the project, but it is clear that significant investment is being made in the park's infrastructure.
The old wooden bridge, which was a much-loved feature of the park, will be missed by many, but the new facilities are set to provide visitors with a modern and enjoyable park experience. The park is set to reopen in the coming months, and visitors are encouraged to check back for updates on the progress of the construction work.
