Kurpark Bad Wildbad – royal garden culture along the Enz
Ancient and rare trees, the Rosengarten, Schwanensee, English Church and Moorish Pavilion: the spacious Kurpark Bad Wildbad (spa park) begins just a few minutes’ walk from Mokni’s and invites you to stroll and explore at any time of year.
Nature, spa history and peaceful paths along the Enz
Covering around 35 hectares, the natural Kurpark stretches close to the town centre along the Enz. Walking paths, meadows, ancient and rare trees as well as numerous benches and loungers provide plenty of space for strolling, relaxing and taking a deep breath.
The origins of the grounds date back to 1699. Over time, a network of around 15 kilometres of paths developed, together with historic buildings and special areas such as the Rosengarten (rose garden), the Englische Kirche (English Church), the Maurischer Pavillon (Moorish Pavilion), the Schwanensee (Swan Lake) and the Königliches Kurtheater (Royal Spa Theatre).
Official information about the KurparkRosengarten, English Church and Moorish Pavilion
Historic gardens and unusual architecture give the Kurpark its unmistakable character.
The Rosengarten (Rose Garden)
The Rosengarten is situated on a small hill in the Kurpark. A circular pergola, a tall fountain column, reclining figures and the flowering garden create a particularly elegant atmosphere.
More about the Rosengarten
The Englische Kirche (English Church)
Built in 1865 in the style of a medieval village church, the English Church stands on a green area in the middle of the Kurpark, surrounded by impressive old trees.
Official information about the English Church
The Maurischer Pavillon (Moorish Pavilion)
Built in 1875, the pavilion stands on a small hill surrounded by greenery. Its delicate cast-iron structure, richly decorated roof and golden dome make it one of the Kurpark’s most distinctive sights.
Official information about the pavilionThe Kurpark at a glance
A spacious combination of nature, garden culture and spa history right in Bad Wildbad.
Centuries of spa history
The origins of the later park and spa grounds date back to the end of the 17th century.
Spacious parkland
The Kurpark extends from close to the town centre far along the Enz into the green valley.
Plenty of opportunities for walking
The extensive network of paths makes both short walks and longer explorations through different areas of the park possible.
Free to visit
There is no admission charge for a regular walk through the park. Special events may be subject to separate charges.
From Mokni’s directly into the Kurpark
Thanks to our hotel’s central location on the Kurplatz, your walk through Bad Wildbad’s green heart practically begins right outside the hotel door.
Mokni’s on the Kurplatz
After breakfast, start directly in the historic centre of Bad Wildbad.
Rosengarten and Kurhaus
In the front section of the Kurpark, you will find the Rosengarten, Kurhaus and further historic spa facilities.
Schwanensee and ancient trees
The paths continue through the green park landscape towards the Schwanensee, passing ancient and rare trees.
Discover the church and pavilion
Extend your walk to the English Church, Moorish Pavilion and Schwarzwälder Mühlrad (Black Forest Mill Wheel).
A relaxing day around the Kurpark
The Kurpark is ideal for a peaceful holiday day without long journeys or a fixed schedule.
Breakfast and a walk in the greenery
Start the day with our sparkling wine breakfast buffet in the “Rossini” building. Afterwards, head directly from the Kurplatz towards the Kurpark.
Rosengarten and historic buildings
Discover the Rosengarten, Schwanensee, English Church, Moorish Pavilion and other peaceful spots along the park paths.
Annual programme of the KurtheaterRelax in the “Palais Thermal”
After your walk, warm thermal water, saunas, relaxation areas and the year-round heated outdoor pool await you. Admission is already included for hotel guests during their stay.
Discover the “Palais Thermal”Experience the Kurpark on video
The video by Touristik Bad Wildbad shows the spacious parkland, historic features and the special atmosphere along the Enz.
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More InformationPractical information for your walk
The Kurpark can generally be explored freely. Opening hours of individual buildings, guided tours, cultural events and seasonal offers may, however, vary.
Normally free to visit
No admission fee is charged for an ordinary walk through the park.
Short or extended walk
The approximately 15-kilometre network of paths allows both short walks and longer explorations through the park.
Plenty of places to relax
Benches and loungers along the paths provide plenty of opportunities to take a break.
Consider the condition of the paths
Many paths lead comfortably through the Enz valley. Depending on your chosen route, however, there may be gradients, bridges, uneven sections or natural paths.
Check events separately
Guided tours, concerts, theatre performances and special events have their own dates and may be subject to separate admission charges.
Kurpark on your doorstep, thermal water right next door
During a stay at Mokni’s Palais Hotel & SPA, you can combine walks through the Kurpark with short distances to the “Palais Thermal”, Sommerbergbahn and the centre of Bad Wildbad.
- Central location directly on the Kurplatz
- Kurpark within easy walking distance
- Admission to “Palais Thermal” and “Vital Therme” included
- Sparkling wine breakfast buffet in the “Rossini” building
Regular access to the Kurpark is free of charge and independent of a hotel booking.
Discover more nature, views and wellness
More excursions and experiences within easy reach directly from Mokni’s.
Sommerbergbahn funicular
Take the historic funicular comfortably from the town centre up to the Sommerberg.
Among the treetopsBlack Forest Treetop Walk
A step-free walk through the treetops with a 40-metre-high observation tower.
Panoramic viewsWILDLINE suspension bridge
Cross the Bärenklinge over 380 metres with views across the forests of the Sommerberg.
Active outdoorsHiking in the Black Forest
Walks and hikes around Bad Wildbad, Sommerberg and the Wildseemoor.
Places to visitSights in Bad Wildbad
Culture, nature and further destinations around the town centre and our hotel.
Relax afterwardsWellness in the “Palais Thermal”
Thermal water, saunas and an outdoor pool directly connected to the “Badhotel” building.
Questions about the Kurpark in Bad Wildbad
The most important answers about distance, size, admission, paths and sights.
How far is the Kurpark from Mokni’s?
The first sections of the Kurpark are only a few minutes’ walk from Mokni’s Palais Hotel & SPA on the Kurplatz. You do not need a car to visit it.
How large is the Kurpark in Bad Wildbad?
The Kurpark close to the town centre covers around 35 hectares. Its network of paths is approximately 15 kilometres long, making both short and extended walks possible.
Is there an admission fee for the Kurpark?
No. Regular access to the park is free of charge. Separate charges may apply to individual guided tours, performances or special events.
Is the Kurpark accessible all year round?
The Kurpark can generally be visited at any time of year. Opening hours of individual buildings and seasonal events or offers may differ.
What sights can you see in the Kurpark?
Well-known sights include the Rosengarten, Schwanensee, English Church, Moorish Pavilion, Schwarzwälder Mühlrad and Royal Spa Theatre.
Is the Kurpark accessible for people with reduced mobility?
Many central paths are generally easy to use. Due to the size of the park and its natural topography, however, some routes may include gradients, bridges, uneven surfaces or natural sections. Visitors with reduced mobility should therefore select a suitable shorter route.
How much time should I allow for the Kurpark?
A shorter walk is sufficient for the Rosengarten, Kurhaus and the front historic section of the park. If you would also like to explore the Schwanensee, English Church, Moorish Pavilion and other areas, allow additional time.
Can I combine the Kurpark with a visit to the thermal spa?
Yes. The Kurpark, Mokni’s and the “Palais Thermal” are all centrally located in Bad Wildbad and can easily be combined during one holiday day. Admission to the thermal spa is already included for hotel guests during their stay.
Are events and guided tours held in the Kurpark?
Guided tours, concerts, theatre performances and other events regularly take place in the Kurpark and Royal Spa Theatre. Current dates can be found in the official Bad Wildbad event calendar (German) .