Hessen secures millions for Federal Garden Show 2029 in the Middle Rhine Valley!

Hessen secures millions for Federal Garden Show 2029 in the Middle Rhine Valley!

The Federal Garden Show 2029, which takes place in the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, is increasingly taking shapes. Hessen recently announced that it will increase the funding for the event by 4.2 million euros in order to take into account the increasing costs for the operating and exhibition concept. This has announced the Hessian Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment. This additional funding is intended to improve local infrastructure and mobility in particular.

The upper Mittelrheintal extends over the federal states of Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate and includes a route length of 67 kilometers along the Rhine. In addition to the funding from Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate increased its contribution by 20 million euros in July to a total of almost 69 million euros. So far, Hessen has already invested 6.3 million euros for the municipalities of Rüdesheim, Lorch and the Rheingau-Taunus district, which underlines the importance of this event for the region.

progress in the special -purpose association

The Welterben Oberes Mittelrheintal Association has decided to plan the budget for 2025 in Bingen and dealt with important topics of the Federal Garden Show. Association leader Volker Boch emphasized the solid constellation of the special -purpose association and the progress of providing BUGA29 as the central instrument of regional development. The plans for the six planned parks are already in full swing.

Measures to finance BUGA 2029 were discussed as part of board elections. An additional staff position in the office was created to further promote project work in connection with the Federal Garden Show. The municipalities in the special -purpose association contribute a total of 14.4 million euros to the Buga.

planned developments and goals

The Federal Garden Show 2029 should not only improve the tourist infrastructure, but also develop the region as a visitor magnet. 1.8 million visitors are expected to be expected. Planned measures include the expansion of the Loreley plateau and the castle gardens as well as the creation of floating flower halls on the Rhine. An important aspect of the event is digitization; The Buga29 is designed as a "first completely digitally experienced" garden show.

Currently there are no visible construction projects, but there are numerous initiatives in the planning. The total budget for the Federal Garden Show was increased to around 137 million euros, of which a significant part will flow in investments for the municipalities.

The Buga29 in the Upper Middle Rhine Valley is not only regarded as an important public event, but also as a key project to strengthen regional development and to promote the tourist attractiveness of the entire region.

The events and planning processes are still accompanied by specialist offices to ensure that the Federal Garden Show will be a success and that the region can benefit sustainably. The development of the six planned parks in cities such as Rüdesheim am Rhein, Lahnstein and Bacharach are the focus of the current plans.

Welt reports that Hessen is in charge of financing, while Rhineland-Palatinate and local communities also make significant contributions. We look towards the Buga29, which is designed not only as a festival for garden lovers, but also as a hands -on movement for the whole region.