These outdoor German parks are pretty amazing. My kids had a blast here. Lots to climb, swing and…read morebounce on. Not a ton for little little kids, but perfect for like 6 to teens. There were some parking spots here. We initially ended up at a small park for little kids in town and had to re-enter a few things to get us here. Our GSP made us pass the parking lot and turn down a bike trail which we didn't realize until we were on it... don't do that.

Why not hang out in the park for a change? There are many of them in K-Town including the lovely…read moreStadtpark. It's a nice alternative to walking in the forst and you'll have a lot more fun people watching!

This was a unique experience for my wife and I. The park is unlike anything that I have experienced…read morein the USA , Canada , or Europe. It was more than worth the price of admission. Be aware though them dang wood chips are tough on the feet. LOL.

Take a stroll along the promenade. I'm sure that at some point in time, this was the place to be…read moreseen and people watch. Like a scene from an episode of Bridgerton. Lichtentaler Allee - Baden-Baden's Iconic Park Avenue. The Lichtentaler Allee is a beautiful park and arboretum in Baden‑Baden. The paths stretch along the west bank of the River Oos, linking the historic old town with Lichtenthal Abbey. Such a beautiful place to take a walk along the paths on a warm summer day.

This park in Baden-Baden runs along the Oos River and it's just about 1.5-2 miles…read more Manicured, landscaped gardens with a variety of out of the ordinary foliage and trees, bridges, and benches. It's a peaceful and beautiful stroll. Close by you'll find a convent, rose garden, casino, museum, and more. Nice inside the park, it feels you're in another world.