Goldsteinpark Bad Nauheim

Goldsteinpark is a large green space on the eastern side of Bad Nauheim with landscaped gardens, walking paths, and open lawns spread across different areas. The park includes children's play areas, open fields for activities, and quieter zones for walking and sitting.

The site developed from the former forest area called Goldsteinwald and was fundamentally redesigned for the 2010 State Garden Show. This transformation changed it from a natural woodland into a modern, publicly designed park.

The park serves as a gathering place where families and visitors move through the landscaped grounds and use the play areas and open spaces throughout the day. It has become a focal point where people of different ages come together to spend time outdoors and enjoy recreational activities.

The park is easily reached on foot from Bad Nauheim train station and offers clear paths with good orientation throughout. Visitors will find plenty of open spaces to rest, play areas for children, and sections suitable for different kinds of activities.

The Goldsteinturm water tower at the center of the park serves as a viewing point that lets visitors see across the entire grounds and surrounding landscape. From the top, one can also spot Johannisberg mountain in the distance, making it a memorable part of a visit.