On June 9, 1996, the then Rhineland-Palatinate Minister of Education Rose Götte inaugurated the "Sculpture Park Oberwesel".

Together with the DiDa-Art Chairwoman Barbara Höhn, she presented the first section in the northern part of the Sculpture Trail Rhineland-Palatinate in Oberwesel to the public. Situated in the heavily visited romantic Middle Rhine region, the sculpture park demonstrates how exciting the dialogue between modern art and ancient architecture can be.

The Sculpture Park Oberwesel is not really a closed unit. Rather, it consists of individual pieces of art that lead the interested viewer from the Rhine promenade through the vineyards up to the Rhine heights near Urbar.

The Troll Path, developed over the years, provides an interesting and humorous change between the main exhibition areas along the Rhine and on the heights.

For the return trip, the new Oelsberg Art Path by Michael Apitz and Volker Boch is recommended.

And since you often find yourself on the UNESCO World Heritage Trail, the Rhine Castles Path, and/or the Dream Loop Middle Rhine along this route, there are plenty of splendid views and interesting photographic motifs, such as the 3-meter high BUGA logo made of corten steel.