Uferpromenaden
Uferpromenaden are promenades located along the edge of a body of water, such as a river, lake, or coastal area, and are common in German-speaking regions. The term is used to describe public, linear spaces that are primarily intended for walking, strolling, and enjoying views of the water and the surrounding landscape. While the exact layout varies, typical features include a paved or gravel path, seating, lighting, and greenery such as trees. In many cases, promenades run beside harbors, riverbanks, or floodplains and may include bicycle lanes, viewpoints, and access points to ferries or parks.
Design and function vary by location, but Uferpromenaden generally aim to combine recreation with access to
History and governance: many Uferpromenaden originated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as urban reform