Garden with neighbours at IkuGa in Magdeburg

Garden with neighbours at IkuGa in Magdeburg

IkuGa, the Interkultureller Garten Magdeburg e.V., turned about 2,600 m² of open ground in Neue Neustadt into plots, tools, and a garden hut that everyone can share. People from many countries garden side by side and decide together at regular meets.

What you can do in Magdeburg

  • Write via the Kontakt page to visit or ask about a plot
  • Come to an Offener Garten session listed on the Events calendar
  • Use shared tools and the hut once you are part of the garden

How to join

Each gardener tends a bed. Common tools stay in the hut. Open garden hours are posted as events, often from 16:00. Tram lines 1, 8, 9, and 10 stop at Kastanienstraße. A car park sits next to the plot.

Why it matters in Magdeburg

A Magdeburg neighbourhood garden is a practical welcome: soil, conversation, and a harvest you grow with people who started from somewhere else. Find more community projects in Magdeburg.

Good to know

  • How do I get there? Tram lines 1, 8, 9, and 10 stop at Kastanienstraße. A car park sits next to the plot.
  • When are open hours? Open garden sessions are posted as events, often from 16:00. Check the Events calendar.

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Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it.
Source: IkuGa Kontakt. Organiser: Interkultureller Garten Magdeburg e.V.
Photo: Matthias Hograve, IkuGa.
Details checked: 2026-09-19.

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