Bundesgartenschau Explained

The Bundesgartenschau (pronounced as /de/; BUGA) is a biennial federal horticulture show in Germany. It also covers topics like landscaping. Taking place in different cities, the location changes in a two-year cycle.

BUGA cities

• 1951 – Hannover
• 1953 – Hamburg
• 1955 – Kassel
• 1957 – Cologne (Rheinpark)
• 1959 – Dortmund
• 1961 – Stuttgart
• 1963 – Hamburg
• 1965 – Essen
• 1967 – Karlsruhe
• 1969 – Dortmund
• 1971 – Cologne (Rheinpark)
• 1973 – Hamburg
• 1975 – Mannheim
• 1977 – Stuttgart
• 1979 – Bonn
• 1981 – Kassel
• 1983 – München
• 1985 – Berlin
• 1987 – Düsseldorf
• 1989 – Frankfurt am Main
• 1991 – Dortmund
• 1993 – Stuttgart
• 1995 – Cottbus
• 1997 – Gelsenkirchen
• 1999 – Magdeburg
• 2001 – Potsdam
• 2003 – Rostock (IGA)
• 2005 – München
• 2007 – Gera (Hofwiesenpark) and Ronneburg (Thüringen) ("Neue Landschaft Ronneburg" new landscape Ronneburg)
• 2011 – Koblenz
• 2013 – Hamburg (IGA)
• 2015 – region of Havel
• 2017 – Berlin, at Marzahn Park (IGA)
• 2019 – Heilbronn
• 2021 – Erfurt
• 2023 – Mannheim^{[1] [2]}

External links

• • BUGA 2011 in Koblenz
• BUGA-aera of the Fortress Ehrenbreitstein in Koblenz
• BUGA 2009 in Schwerin
• BUGA 2007 in Gera/Ronneburg
• Review to the BUGA 2005 in Munich

Notes and References

1. Web site: Bundesgartenschau 2023 . Stadtmarketing Mannheim GmbH . de . 6 August 2022.
2. Web site: Rede: Eröffnung der Bundesgartenschau 2023 . . de . 14 April 2023.