schlossgarten

This is a place where I could always return to. Situated in the center of the city this park embraces you in a way that you never feel that there are cars racing a few hundred meters away. The park is well maintained and is long enough to walk for hours. Cycling and doing any kind of sports activities is perfect for this location. When in Stuttgart don't miss it.

The architecture of the buildings surrounding the park are beautiful and the little lake and fountains are great for the kids. We went to feed the ducks and eat a picnic and it was absolutely stunning. I revelled in feeding the ducks as I am so used to being attacked by seagulls in the process but NO SEAGULLS to be found!!! The trees are also stunning and I would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the Stuttgart area

I happened upon the Schlossgarten on a Sunday (May 11, Mothers Day). Unbeknownst to me, the city center of Stuttgart was virtually deserted on Sundays -- all the shops were closed except for fast-food stores. So it was an unexpected pleasure o wander past the palace to find this green space. To me, this place has a special charm. The flowers and shrubs were pleasant. The Opera House magnificent, and the fountains and pond well kept. There were also some impressive statues, including one of Friedrich Schiller near the Opera House, and another based on the poem "The richest prince" by Justinus Kerner. I had a good lunch at the schlossgarten restaurant right by the garden. And the Stuttgart Rail Station (the Haupbahnhof) is just a stone's throw away. It was a great way for me to spend an otherwise lost day in Stuttgart.

The grounds of the schlossgarten are beautiful and are enjoyable to explore. Its right in city center and accessible by public transit. If you're there in the spring, you might even catch a few baby ducklings waddling around!

The Schlossgarten is a wonderfully tranquil garden, just north of the new palace.It includes numerous paths, lovely flowers, a lake with swans and ducks, bridges over the lake and a lot of locals enjoying a sunny day (providing it is a sunny day, that is).it's a great place to take a break for lunch while touring Stuttgart.

Facing the Neu Schloss this large grass parch is nearly always covered with sun bathers. (unlrss it is raining). This can be viewed from home visiting the Stuttgart Tourist information and clicking on to the Schlossplatz web-cam

This park has a nice feel to it -- plenty of walkers, runners, water features, animals. It seems to be made up of 3 or 4 sections connected by pedestrian bridges. Early risers can be rewarded with closeup views of large storks, herrons, swans, geese, ducks and several other birds that I could not identify.

An average German city park - green grass, occasional squirrels, a lake with ducks. Nice place to chill out in summer.

the schlossgarten is a very relaxing place, with fountains and couples and ponds and ducks. take your time and relax.

No need to say anything more...it was just "OK". This is stupid...it rejected becaouse it wasn't 50 characters or more?!! How much does it take to say "It was OK"?

This is a lovely relaxing park, just off the main shopping Street in Stuttgart (Königstr.), where you can go to get away from the crowds in the city. There is a beer garden which is nice in summer and which has a small childrens playground and self-service food counter. We enjoy walking around the park at all times of the year - it's even good for roller-blading. Currently part of the park is undergoing construction due to the turning of the main train station (Project Stuttgart 21), so there are some unsightly parts. But we still like to go there. There is a nice walk from directly behind the New Castle/Schlossplatz towards thermal spa Bad Cannstatt, where you walk through the park and cross bridges over roads... so really nice.

The Castle Garden in Erlangen is one of the first Baroque Gartenananlagen franc. Where since 1849 open to the general population takes place every year with the Garden Palace garden party at the Friedrich-Alexander University, the largest garden festival in Europe. Behind the castle was built from 1700 Erlanger initially only a small garden was provided. Probably under the influence of Countess Elisabeth Sofie a Baroque garden was created by a total of 280 m width and 550 m in length.

Enjoyed our time here. It was very pleasant. Not much else to say.

We walked through here each day from our hotel to go to the main streets. It's a really lovely park. Unfortunately in winter the Biergarten wasn't open so we couldn't sit and have a drink here.

This is a great place to hang out in the summer time - take a break, enjoy a picnic lunch, socialize with friends. Sometimes you can catch a free concert.