Essen Revamps Playgrounds: €313K Investment Brings New Play Experiences
Essen has revamped several playgrounds across the city, offering improved and diverse news experiences for children. The modernization project, completed with an investment of approximately €313,000, has transformed play areas in Katernberg, Frohnhausen, and Holsterhausen.
The Bunsenstraße playground in Holsterhausen now boasts two new play structures, including a climbing and balancing tower designed for older children. Meanwhile, the August-Schmidt-Straße playground in Katernberg caters to children aged 6 to 13 with climbing, swinging, and role-playing facilities. In Frohnhausen, the Westpark playground has been enhanced with new playhouses, a balancing bar, and climbing options for larger children.
The city's aim is to provide safe, appealing, and varied news opportunities for all children in Essen. Several playgrounds have been modernized with new play equipment, reflecting this commitment.
Essen's playground modernization project has seen significant improvements in Katernberg, Frohnhausen, and Holsterhausen. With an investment of around €313,000, the city has created safer and more engaging news spaces for children, fostering a healthier and happier community.
