강도‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Whoever strokes Sisi's cheek can feel happiness at his side forever 😉

Very spacious park invites you to many small walks or hikes

Very nice hiking trails along the Kaskadentalbach

Traditionally the center of social spa life, the spa garden is now a popular meeting place for guests and residents. The 2 hectare area is bordered by the Regent and arcade building as well as the foyer. The Max Temple also offers natural healing water from the Max Spring. King Ludwig I commissioned the Kurgarten to build the arcades in 1834 - and even took the pen himself. Today, from its base, it overlooks its carefully planned avenues of trees and the seasonally changing blossoms. The beds, potted plants and flower bowls are replanted three times a year to suit the season. When the weather is good, the sounds of the Staatsbad Philharmonie Kissingen can be heard from the outward-turned concert shell of the Wandelhalle - while you can relax and take in the hustle and bustle from the Kurgarten Cafe. https://www.badkissingen.de/aktivitaeten/gaerten-und-parks/35769.Kurgarten-in-Bad-Kissingen.html

Sissi monument with a picture of the empress.

The way to the Sissi monument is worthwhile, you should have been here once.

From Wikipedia: In 1767, the Cascade Valley was created in a valley between Hausen and the Bad Kissinger Klaushof Wildlife Park along the course of the Ilgenbach. The water of the Ilgenbach comes from the source of the village well in the nearby Bremersdorf desert. Prince-Bishop Adam Friedrich von Seinsheim, who would have liked to have such a facility in his residence in Würzburg, had artificial cascades built along the Ilgenbach flowing through the valley and sculptures erected, possibly by the Bad Bockleter court sculptor Ferdinand Tietz, the creator of the figures in the Bad Bocklet spa park.

The Sisi Memorial (alternatively known as the Empress Elisabeth Memorial) in honor of the Austrian Empress Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary, known as "Sisi", is located on the Altenberg in Garitz, a district of the Bavarian spa town of Bad Kissingen in the Lower Franconian district of Bad Kissingen. Empress Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary spent several spa stays in Bad Kissingen (most recently a few months before her death), during which she also enjoyed taking walks on the Altenberg. In her honor, the "Committee for the Erection of a Monument in Memory of Her Majesty Empress Elisabeth of Austria", founded in 1904, erected a memorial plaque in 1907, which is located a few meters behind the round temple. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sisi-Denkmal_(Bad_Kissingen)