State Horticultural Show Hanau 2002
| State Horticultural Show Hanau 2002 | |
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 Logo of the State Horticultural Show Hanau |
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| place | Hanau |
| opening | April 19, 2002 |
| Opened by | Roland Koch |
| graduation | October 6, 2002 |
| surface | 31.25 ha |
| Investments | 13,408,000 euros |
| Visitors | 800,000 |
The second Hessian State Garden Show took place from April 19 to October 6, 2002 under the motto Experience with all your senses! in Hanau and was one of eight state horticultural shows in 2002 .
history
In August 1994, the Hanau municipal authorities decided to apply for the state horticultural show. A feasibility study was submitted in December 1994 and in March 1995 the city was awarded the contract by the state. In December 1996, the city council passed a unanimous decision on the state horticultural show.
To implement the project, the Landesgartenschau GmbH was founded in 1998 and an urban planning competition was carried out. Work began in December 1998 and the framework plan was approved in May 1999.
The total budget of the event was 13,472,540 euros. About 800,000 visitors were counted.
Venues
The venues were in four areas in the city: the Francois Gardens, the Kinzigaue , the Schlossgarten and the Schlosspark Philippsruhe . A total of 510,800 plants were planted.
Francois Gardens
The Francois Gardens district park covered 4.49 hectares . It is a former barracks area in the Hanau-Lamboy district . The conversion area became a green residential park around an elongated axis with invigorating water features. The renovation of the surrounding residential complexes was also part of the concept.
Kinzigaue
The focus here was on the renaturation of the northern bank section of the Kinzig. Part of the display area was the neighboring underground garden and the newly built environmental center. Kinzigaue, Tiefgarten and Environment Center cover 12.52 hectares.
Castle garden
The palace garden covers an area of 5.61 hectares.
Philippsruhe Palace Park
The Philippsruhe Palace Park, including the amphitheater, covers 8.63 hectares.
