하슬라발트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

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Visitors may enter the facility at their own risk. An information panel explains how the retention basin works.

A beautiful horse on the bike path.

The Botanical Garden, with approximately 13.4 hectares of land, forms the largest part of Hohenheim's green spaces, along with the State Arboretum (approximately 16.5 hectares). The Hohenheim Gardens have been a special attraction in the south of Stuttgart for over 200 years. As a scientific institution, the Botanical Garden's grounds support research and teaching at the University of Hohenheim.

The playhouse was built in 1788/89 as one of the last buildings in Hohenheim's English Garden. Tuscan columns, supporting the entablature and balustrade, divided the façade into five longitudinal and three transverse axes. The building housed a large hall furnished only with 22 cane chairs and two stoves, inviting visitors to play on rainy days. It had to be restored as early as 1810 and again in 1816. In 1841, it was rebuilt again, the columns removed, and a gardener's apartment was added. The newly added walls of the playhouse were decorated with watercolors by Joseph Neher depicting Heideloff's scenes of the garden. From 1929 onward, church services were held there. Today, the playhouse houses a museum dedicated to the history of Hohenheim.

An idyllic little lake, fed by the clear waters of the Tiefenbach stream – always worth a visit.

A natural monument, a volcanic vent with a diameter of approximately 60 meters. It is the northernmost outpost of the Urach-Kirchheim volcanic region in the Alb foothills. Several information panels explain the geological context.

In addition to local flood protection, the flood retention basins essentially serve a supra-local flood protection function. The goal is to ensure 100-year flood protection (with a climate surcharge, where possible) for the municipalities in the Körsch catchment area once the basin system is fully developed.