Lichtentaler Allee

This is a beautiful open park with lots of paths to follow both for walkers...joggers and cyclists. It follows the river directly into Baden Baden centre. A really peaceful open space to while away some time.. There are plenty of play areas for children....tennis courts...and easily accessible toilets at various points along the route..

Designed as an extension of the Kurpark, this historic park and tree-lined promenade was created in 19th century during the town’s spa boom. Plenty of historic villas around, very cool walk even in rainy weather.

A beautiful park that provides shade even at high noon. Linden trees provide shade and a beautiful scent as you walk. Your senses come alive as you walk. You can hear birds chirping, the water in the brook that runs alongside, parallel to the paths, geese honking and rustling leaves as a slight breeze runs through them. You can feel a breeze and the smell of the linden trees. You see hotels, mansions, restaurants, a museum, and a park within a park, which you can access by walking across the bridges. It is beautiful.

Stunning gardens and parks following the river’s flow. A perfect place to relax and enjoy during the day

Gorgeous! So much to see along the river walk. It's a must in Baden-Baden ❤️

Lichtentaler Allee Park in Baden-Baden is an absolute gem! The vibrant flowers, majestic trees, and peaceful paths create a serene atmosphere perfect for strolling and unwinding. Impeccably maintained, the park offers stunning views and a charming blend of nature and history. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone seeking beauty and tranquility in Baden-Baden. We thoroughly enjoyed our time here and can’t wait to return!

We had a stopover in this beautiful town and visited the Allee in autumn. The colors were serene and breathtaking. We enjoyed a lovely afternoon stroll and thoroughly loved the experience

An absolutely beautiful, serene stretch of park along the Oos river! This is a must experience while in Baden-Baden. This tranquil part is so relaxing, calming and enjoyable, probably on any day but especially on a sunny warm weather afternoon. You should plan at least a couple of hours, walking the whole stretch or parts of it with so many spots to sit and take breaks. Hopefully these pictures do some justice to the beauty of the place!