Talaue, Recreational park in Waiblingen, Germany.

Talaue is a park-like area in Waiblingen through which the Rems flows, stretching from the old town to the Rundsporthalle. It contains three Rems islands — the Kleine Erleninsel, the Grosse Erleninsel and the Schwaneninsel — plus the Talauesee with its own small island. On the grounds stand the Waiblingen Bürgerzentrum and an indoor swimming pool, along with a minigolf course, three playgrounds and a pavilion on the Kleine Erleninsel.

The Rems floodplain between the old town and the Rundsporthalle was gradually turned into a park. The two Erlen islands, the Kleine Erleninsel and the Grosse Erleninsel, only came into municipal ownership in the 1970s. The site lies west of the Rems, with the Brühlwiesen meadows opposite the islands and the Luisenanlage with the Michaelskirche to the west.

The Talaue is crossed by the Rems and holds three river islands: the Kleine Erleninsel, the Grosse Erleninsel and the Schwaneninsel. The Erlen islands only came into municipal ownership in the 1970s. A pavilion stands on the Kleine Erleninsel, and a beer garden on the Schwaneninsel.

The Talaue runs from the old town to the Rundsporthalle. A bridge at the north-west end crosses the Rems from the Alte Bundesstraße, and another bridge carries the B14 on the east side. The Bürgerzentrum and indoor pool stand on the grounds, with a beer garden on the Schwaneninsel.

The park holds three Rems islands: the small and large Erleninsel and the Schwaneninsel. The two Erleninsel only passed into municipal ownership in the 1970s. A pavilion stands on the small Erleninsel, and a beer garden on the Schwaneninsel.