Stadtgarten Ebersberg

Stadtgarten is relatively small, a few benches, playground for children (also small), memorial, plaque for Ignaz Perner. Relatively clean and well maintained. You can relax and relax for a short time. Unfortunately, main street nearby, not very quiet, nevertheless, I recommend ...

⭐ The beautification club Ebersberg put 1967-1968 this cute place to stay in the middle of Ebersberg at the foot of the Catholic St. Sebastian pilgrimage church. ⭐ There are plenty of benches to take a break in nature on the main road in this beautiful little town, which is still a bit Bavarian, to fill up some oxygen under the shady trees, to enjoy the flowering plants and also the sculptures. ⭐ Here stands a water basin with a commemorative plaque for Ignaz Perner, born in Ebersberg in 1796, who founded one of the world's first animal welfare associations in 1842. This source (?) Certainly use many animals as a drinking opportunity. A few steps further on, there is a bronze plate with a wanted mispressure by Thomas Breitenfeld at the eastern entrance of the garden. I like this art form because of the keyhole perspective, so I can focus on a lot of the essentials. In the middle there is a fountain on which a dark patinated Gockel designed by German Larasser stands as a sign of twinning with Yssingeaux (French city in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alp region). A war memorial for the Ebersberg Fallen from the First World War stands opposite. Mini This mini-park invites you to leave the stress of everyday life behind, to fade out even the car's driving noise, to engage only in the lively and happy twittering of the birds, the rustle of the leaves in the wind and to relax. Try it! It works.