Spielplatz Hagenwerder, Görlitz

Individual inscriptions on colorful ribbons highlight regional and historically significant fruit varieties. These are meant to spark curiosity in both adults and children about "old fruits," whose future is currently at risk.

A sandbox—a timeless classic among play options—is installed, with the special feature of being lockable. Parents and grandparents are asked to close the sandbox with the provided lids after use. Inside the sandbox, children will find various baking molds, buckets, and shovels. The bench chests not only serve as seating and resting areas but also contain tunnels with window openings, inviting exploration. A small trampoline and the popular nest swing offer fun jumping and relaxed swinging opportunities. Additional shrubs, shaped hedges, and a walnut tree enrich the playground's greenery.

There are physical games that children have probably enjoyed for thousands of years—like leapfrog, for example. The grasshoppers set up provide a sporty movement course. The blue spheres are installed at different heights and also serve as seats.

Climbing the slide platform is a real challenge even for experienced playground visitors. The thrilling ride down rewards the steep climb.

Climbing the wall feels like scaling Mount Everest. Trying the most difficult route becomes a challenge for every expedition member. The northern face features a route over a tilted wooden path that can only be mastered thanks to the taut rope. The southern face is climbed step by step on four sturdy handles. At the top, the little mountaineers are rewarded with a fantastic view over the playground.

The three-meter-high swing gives you a feeling in your stomach as if you were flying. The fun grows even more when swinging together. Thanks to the wide seats, adults can join in this time. But don't get your hopes up: in swinging races, the grown-ups rarely stand a chance!