뷔케베르크 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

취향에 대해서는 논쟁의 여지가 있습니다! 그것이 예술인지는 보는 사람의 눈에 달려 있습니다...

2026년 4월 29일부터 10월 18일까지 열리는 주립 정원 박람회의 일부입니다. 이를 통해 정원은 자연스럽게 적절한 쇄신을 받았습니다.

1906년부터 칼 토온(Carl Thon)은 옛 묘목장의 부지에 있는 에스플라나데 남서쪽에 손넨가르텐(Sonnengarten)을 조성했습니다. 처음에는 조경식으로 설계되었으나, 1920년대에는 날씨 보호를 위한 사원과 이탈리아 정원과 유사한 형식적인 화단 구조가 통합되었습니다. 돌로 된 화병은 토온의 디자인에 따라 넨도르프 석공들이 제작했습니다. 해시계는 원래 에스플라나데에 있었습니다. 칼 토온은 1900년부터 1913년까지 가르다 호숫가 시르미오네에 있는 빌라 코르티네의 정원을 설계했으며, 이를 기념하여 바트넨도르프에 지중해풍의 요소를 가져왔습니다. 남쪽의 향취로 바트넨도르프 중심부로 손님들을 안내하는 플라타너스(Platanus x acerifolia)를 이용한 로덴베르거 알레(Rodenberger Allee)의 식재 역시 그에게서 비롯된 것으로 추정됩니다. 출처: https://www.badnenndorf.de/poi/sonnengarten

2026년 LAGA를 위해 새로 조성되었으며, 이전에는 Hexentreppe로 알려졌습니다.

현재 주립 정원 박람회로 인해 2026년 10월 18일까지 폐쇄되었거나 입장료 지불 후 이용 가능합니다.

The Haus Kassel in Bad Nenndorf is one of the spa town's most historic buildings. Built between 1790 and 1791, it was named after Kassel, the former capital of the Electorate of Hesse. Originally, the house served as a lodging for guests of the burgeoning spa resort, offering 23 rooms for visitors seeking to enjoy Bad Nenndorf's healing springs and spa facilities. Today, this historic building has a new purpose: it houses the Tourist Information Center of Staatsbad Nenndorf GmbH and is also a venue for events, conferences, and civil weddings. The romantic wedding room on the ground floor is particularly popular, attracting many couples with its historic atmosphere and elegant style. With its central location on the main street, the Haus Kassel is a prominent landmark in Bad Nenndorf and a popular starting point for walks and explorations of the spa town. It charmingly combines history and the present – as a living monument that continues to play an important role in the cultural and social life of the city.

The Elector's Summer Residence With the creation of the spa park in 1787, Bad Nenndorf became a popular destination for day trips. Landgrave William IX of Hesse-Kassel recognized this potential. Just a few years after the town's development, he commissioned the construction of the Landgrave's House. It was intended to serve as his summer residence. The presence of the future Elector also attracted other prominent guests, giving the town an additional boost. Among the most famous guests, some of whom also stayed at the Landgrave's House, were renowned writers such as Goethe, Schiller, and Herder. However, the Elector was not able to enjoy the Landgrave's House for long. It was not fully completed until 1806. Only a year later, French troops marched into the town and occupied the small palace. Jérôme Bonaparte, the new King of Westphalia, became its new resident. He also introduced mud baths to the town, a spa treatment that is now widely recognized. In 1934, a fire completely destroyed the building. Fortunately, the original building plans from 1791 were still available, allowing the Landgrave's House to be reconstructed almost exactly as it had been. Since then, as before the fire, the building has once again been used as a coffee house. It is also open to the public during set opening hours. Source: https://burgenundschloesser.de/niedersachsen/landgrafenhaus/geschichte.html

A very long, but not steep, staircase up to the pedestrian zone...or down in the other direction. The staircase has a whopping 16 individual railings!