Bärenschlössle

The Bärenschlössle is an elegant stone pavilion with Roman architectural elements rising from Stuttgart's parkland. The two-story building sits elevated above Bärensee lake and looks out toward the water and meadows surrounding it.

Duke Karl Eugen von Württemberg had the stone structure built in 1768 as a pleasure palace. The original hunting lodge later converted into a restaurant and has served as a dining establishment for decades.

The restaurant preserves traditional Swabian cuisine, serving regional dishes such as Maultaschen and lentils with egg noodles. Visitors experience local food culture in this historical building that overlooks the water.

The spot grows busy on warm days and offers seating outdoors with views of the water. It is best visited during drier months when the terrace can be used without difficulty.

The building was originally designed as a secluded pleasure retreat where the duke could withdraw. Today visitors can watch deer grazing on the opposite meadows from this same elevated vantage point, much as the early hunters once did.

Location: Stuttgart

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Address: *Direkte Zufahrt nicht erlaubt !, Mahdentalstraße 14, 70569 Stuttgart

Opening Hours: April-October: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-20:00; Sunday,Holidays 09:00-18:00; November-March: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-18:00; Sunday,Holidays 09:00-18:00

Phone: +49711692550

Website: https://baerenschloessle-stuttgart.de

GPS coordinates: 48.76086,9.09136

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:49