How many-sided can a park be? Here you will find everything you need to know about the park's past history, how it was created, current projects and the opportunities it offers you.
How do I get there, and where do I find things? Access map, park layout and so on can be found here.
What's going on in the park? Here you can find dates and details of all functions, events, concerts, guided tours and so on.
Here's the best way to get to know the park. There are many great professionally led guided tours, some of them related to a particular theme, designed to appeal to all ages. Whatever your preferences are, you will find what you are looking for here.
A unique experience - the various halls, buildings and showplaces provide a setting for events of a very special nature. Just take a look around at what is on offer ...
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Old Emscher

The Old Emscher

The Old Emscher flows through the Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park for a distance of over three kilometres.

For many years the Old Emscher served as a surface disposal outlet, carrying waste water from industry and households in the whole of the Ruhr region in its straightened path.

Today waste water is carried by a subterranean pipeline. Since then, the culvert of the Old Emscher has been filled exclusively with rainwater. To enhance the recreational value of the Old Emscher, the river profile has been remodelled in recent years (see map). The newly created sections of the Old Emscher are now fed by precipitation channelled from sealed-off areas and roofs in the Landscape Park.

Postcard showing the Landscape Park, with the course of the Emscher through the park highlighted

A historic photograph of the open Emscher canal

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