Illertissen Tree and Art Trail

The Illertisser Tree and Art Trail is not far (around 400 m) from the Museum of Garden Culture and the perennial nursery Gaissmayer. The striking wooden pavilion with a colorful dome roof cannot be overlooked. Around 40 trees (including all "trees of the year") and numerous native shrubs are signposted and briefly described along this path. There are all sorts of things to try out in the pavilion and it is also dry if you are surprised by a downpour. There are also benches with tables here, so that nothing stands in the way of a snack. If you walk along the path, you can see various steel animal silhouettes hidden. The high seats, which are also set up along the path, can be used by everyone. In the course there is also a very comfortable Hollywood swing. A visit is worthwhile, especially with the family, as a varied and exciting experience awaits here. From here you can relax through the forest to Tiefenbach or discover the bee path.

The tree and art trail is located east of Illertissen on the way to the well-known Gaissmayer perennial nursery, and the Illertissen airfield is also very close by.You don't have to pay an entrance fee to visit the tree and art trail and there are no opening hours. Dogs on a leash are also allowed.Our dog Bronco really enjoyed the many steel animals and wooden figures. He often only notices at second glance that something like that isn't "real". 👀😀The path through the tree and art trail isn't particularly long, it must be roughly 400 meters. Together with the guest tree garden, it's probably 2000 square meters.But it's still a lot of fun and there's a lot to discover! If you want, you can also sit on the raised seat and look at everything from above. There are information boards with interesting information in front of many plants, bushes and trees.