오스트필데른 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Körschtalviadukt는 바덴뷔르템베르크주 Ostfildern-Nellingen 근처에 있는 길이 724m의 계곡 다리입니다. 1991년부터 1993년까지 푸시 스트럿 공법으로 건설되었으며 1995년에 개통되었습니다. 이 다리는 Körschtal을 가로지르며 최대 55m 높이에 달하고 Esslingen과 A 8 고속도로 간의 연결을 개선합니다.

The landscaped staircase in Scharnhäuser Park is not only large in its dimensions, measuring 1050m in length and 40m in width, but also, with its 48 terraced sections, it stores rainwater and channels it into the surrounding streams. Furthermore, this large open space makes the residential area much more spacious and livable.

A beautiful, wide avenue on a paved path that runs straight through the park.

The airy little temple, a modified monopteros (round temple), reflected the classical aspiration for refined simplicity. Corresponding to its twelve columns, the temple, later called the Temple of Cupid, was surrounded by twelve trees.

The landscape staircase is an essential component of the urban design for Scharnhauser Park. At 1,050 meters long and 40 meters wide, it forms an imposing undeveloped break in a dense urban development, offering unobstructed views toward the Swabian Alb. Its 48 tiered sections adapt to the southern slope of the site. The landscape staircase is not only an urban design element, but also part of the district's drainage system. Rainwater from the gutters collects in the 48 sections after heavy rainfall. The water is not discharged into the sewer system and therefore does not burden the wastewater treatment plant. The rainwater, which is collected in the district's specially prepared trough and infiltration system with a total storage capacity of 14,000 cubic meters, then flows into the surrounding streams at a rate of 3 liters per second. This means that even after heavy rain, the streams do not receive more water than would be the case if Scharnhauser Park were completely undeveloped.

As a sign of solidarity with their American friends, Ostfildern's fruit and gardening associations have planted several trees since 1987, mostly in honor of the departing commanders. This was also linked to the hope that the trees would always bear fruit in times of peace.

Chestnut avenue in Scharnhauser Park, which extends to Scharnhauser Schlößle and the Amor Temple.

This ravine is unlikely to have been created by erosion caused by carts, but was probably artificially created to facilitate the descent into the valley. This is also indicated by the paving of the ravine floor.