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美しく、安定した上り坂。石畳にもかかわらず、走りやすい。

The sculpture park on Hasenbergsteige transports you to a world of fantasy. Numerous works by the artist Otto Herbert Hajek can be viewed here next to his former villa. A fascinating interplay of colors and various materials.

Right next to the lake is a large parking area for hikers, but it is closed at night with a barrier. The lake is leased to the Warmbronn Angling Club (Angelverein Warmbronn e.V.); only its members are allowed to fish here. Ice skating is also prohibited. There are several benches along the lakeshore.

A very nice, fast-flowing path for leisurely biking with side strips for pedestrians.

The Bärenschlössle (Little Bear Castle) and the three park lakes – Bärensee, Neue See, and Pfaffensee – are a popular destination for day trips. The charming landscape invites visitors to hike, jog, and cycle. Numerous paths wind around the three park lakes, which were originally created as reservoirs to supply Stuttgart with water.

here you have to turn sharply to the left

Beautifully curved route. Fun.

The Hasenbergsteige Sculpture Park brings together numerous sculptures by Otto Herbert Hajek from all periods of his career, displayed outdoors and open to the public 24 hours a day, year-round. The park features works in steel, as well as pieces in concrete, marble, and bronze. The Hasenbergsteige Sculpture Park begins at the top of the hill near Hajek's former villa (number 65), whose facade he also artistically designed, and extends to approximately the level of the Wilhelm Hauff Monument. Most of the works displayed here belong to Hajek's estate, managed by Urban Hajek. Some are part of the collection of the Otto Herbert Hajek Art Foundation of the City of Stuttgart, established in 2003, to which Hajek donated a substantial portion of his life's work.