Kurpark, Public park in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, Germany
Kurpark in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt is a public park with sunbathing areas, winding paths, and playgrounds distributed across multiple landscaped sections featuring varied vegetation and water features. The layout creates different zones for relaxation and activity throughout the grounds.
The lower section developed in the early 19th century when a pavilion was built over the Wilhelm Spring in 1819. These early developments laid the foundation for the park's later role as a recreation area.
The park includes the Daimler Memorial Site, a former garden house where key automotive pioneers conducted their work. This location remains today as a reminder of the industrial innovations connected to Stuttgart's development.
The park is open 24 hours daily and can be entered through multiple access points. Public transportation at Mergentheimerstrasse station provides convenient arrival for those without a car.
The Lautenschlager Fountain from 1934 supplies visitors with state-certified mineral water in the lower park section. Water from natural springs continues to be used by many people today.
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