Langenberg Sculpture Trail - Route 3

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Velbert, the Langenberg Sculpture Trail invites you on a unique themed hike. Stretching for nearly 3 kilometers, this open-air museum unfolds, harmoniously blending art, nature, and the historic backdrop of the old town. The path leads past artfully arranged sculptures that inspire both wonder and reflection. Every turn brings a new surprise, with details to discover that tell hidden stories. Despite its relatively short distance and easy difficulty, this trail is a cultural treasure that delights art lovers and the simply curious alike. The Langenberg Sculpture Trail, where the quiet dialogue between artworks, nature, and urban life becomes tangible, makes this themed route an unforgettable experience, inspiring recurring thoughts and new perspectives. A must for anyone seeking to connect the tranquility of nature with the power of art.

Since 2024, the Kunsthaus Langenberg e. V. (Langenberg Art House Association) has offered a continuous sculpture trail through the city, featuring both existing and, in particular, new artworks. The three-kilometer trail winds through the historic old town and adjacent park areas, encompassing more than 25 sculptures and integrating them along its route.
Route of special cultural sites.
The sculpture trail offers visitors easy access to contemporary art. The city provides a space for art to be displayed without abandoning its own culture and history.

Since July 2025, biennial exhibitions featuring emerging artists have been offered as a complementary program. In their works, these artists explore urban themes, societal changes, and their parameters.
Therefore, the term "sculpture trails" is used in the plural. Throughout the two-year exhibition, this sculpture trail is constantly changing, so that
Those interested in art will have a reason to visit Langenberg again.

It is possible to explore the sculpture trails from various starting points.
ROUTE 3: For example, start at Stiller Park in Velbert-Langenberg and make your way along Donnerstraße, past the Event Church, to the Alldiekunsthaus, and on to Nathan-Platz. Along this route, you can discover many of the artworks from the 2025-2027 Biennale. As the name suggests, these are installations that change every two years. At Nathan-Platz, in particular, you'll find a selection of artworks by Norbert Bauer, Karl-Heinz Langowski, and Christa Niestrath.

After your tour, take the opportunity to stop in one of Velbert-Langenberg's cozy restaurants and cafes, explore the historic old town, or discover the famous art collection "Grundsteinkisten" in the historic town hall.