Rennplatz Iffezheim, Deutsche Galopprennbahn
Rennplatz Iffezheim is a flat racing track near Baden-Baden where horses compete on an even course. The venue has grandstands, betting facilities, and training areas for the racing horses.
The site was founded in 1858 to serve wealthy visitors to Baden-Baden who wanted a major racing venue. The first racing event quickly gained importance and became a tradition in the region.
The racecourse brings together people who share a passion for horse racing across social backgrounds. Visitors arrive in formal attire, turning race days into occasions that blend sport with social gathering.
Arrive early to secure a good spot on the grandstands or along the trackside. It is common to bring picnics or purchase food from vendors on site for refreshment throughout the day.
The site was founded by Edouard Oscar Bénazet, manager of Baden-Baden casino, who modeled it after the famous Longchamp racecourse in Paris. This French inspiration shaped the character of the place and made it a gathering point for social elites.
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