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Paradies

A Cultural Landmark in Jena's Heart

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Paradies is part of the 30-hectare Volkspark Oberaue in Jena. Established in the 1950s, this park, along with Rasenmühleninsel and Oberaue, forms a significant green space. Recognized as a cultural monument since 2002, Paradies highlights its historical importance.

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Volkspark Oberaue has been a cultural monument since 2002.

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Here you are in Paradies, part of the Volkspark Oberaue, created in the 1950s. Not only is this a significant green space, but it's also recognized as a cultural monument since 2002. Look around, and you might notice how the different areas of the park blend seamlessly. To the southeast, about 115 meters away, you'll find the Frog Queen Fountain. Heading northwest, approximately 135 meters away, is the Neutor, a notable monument contributing to the historical landscape. The park invites you to enjoy nature while experiencing a touch of history.