Kurpark — Attraction in Wiesbaden

Peaceful park directly behind the Kurhaus. Beautifully landscaped, serene park built around a lake. Many trees have identifying labels. Ducks and pigeons in large volumes have found the Kurpark home. The spa park of the Hessian state capital Wiesbaden was laid out in 1852 in the style of an English landscape garden. It extends over an area of ​​75,000 m² in the valley of the Rambach from the Kurhaus in the city center ( Kureck ) to the center of Sonnenberg . From the fenced spa park area, the spa complex leads through the Rambachtal with another pond. The Aukammtal flows into the Rambachtal. The Kurpark and the Rambachtal are bordered on the sides by Sonnenberger Straße in the north and Parkstraße in the south. On the slopes around the Kurpark, there are large villa areas from the Gründerzeitout. The regularly planted flower bed by the pond was replaced by an easy-care bush rose field. The flowering splendor of the rhododendron population has been suffering from bud infestation for years. Only the numerous magnolias enchant the Kurpark with a sea of ​​blossoms at the beginning of April. Final take ...Go wander the paths, sit on a bench, feed the birds and reflect on the beauty and elegance from days gone by Recommended...

The Germans know how to make a kurpark! We loved visiting the local city parks when we have traveled in western Europe and this one was no exception. We got up early due to jet lag and were walking before the city came alive for the day. Our hotel was right near the park so we walked the bowling green with the pretty statues and fountains. I’m a garden gal and the plants and layout was just lovely! There was a wide and level walking and biking trail that is ADA accessible. Most of the other people up that time were locals getting their exercise by jogging, biking or walking the dog. It was a very safe place—no vagrants, hardly any trash or tagging. No bathrooms open though. Many of the trails were along the houses which were extremely beautiful and well-kept which added to the ambiance...

Beautiful park with a few interesting features.

This park is a really nice place to take a picnic with you or just lounge and take a little walk on a sunny day. There are paddle boats in the lake, some well kept flowerbeds and various ducks, geese and fowel wondering around.

The Park does not seem to have much by way of refreshment, there is one resteraunt near the casino but that is all I could see (add that and I would give it 5 stars, I was very thirsty)

There are pay per use toilets in the park which seem to get cleaned by park attendents (at least once on a saturday)

The park is a popular spot for families and groups of freinds a like with sunny open spaces and plenty of shade under...