Unterer Brühl

The large meadow, which was acquired from the monastery in 1549 by the local citizens' municipality in an exchange deal, served the citizens as a common land, which they used as sheep pasture, as a grain field, for growing potatoes, as a children's playground, market place and as a military drill ground. After 1860, the area became too small as a military training ground. As a replacement, the military received the Kreuzbleiche area. The 3,511 m² Untere Brühlpark was given its present form in connection with the construction of the underground car park extension in 2006. With the long and seven-meter-high, planted trellis construction, the generous lawns and the horticultural design of flower beds, the "Untere Brühl" becomes a veritable "Clay Hall Garden". The front area of the Talhof and Blumenau schools is defined by the sports and break area.