So beautiful. This is a tree-lined “street” for pedestrians, carriages and bikes along the shallow Oos River. There are several hotels along one side of this alley. And to the other side the park extents to a bowling green. Huge trees, fountains, and statues. Hard to tell where one garden begins and another one ends. The Oos river is lined which is interesting, crystal clear and shallow with several picturesque waterfalls. The city museum is along this allee. I stopped there for their gift shop which was small but the staff spoke excellent English and encouraged me to visit the Gonneranlage as well since the allee led to it. Free to enter the allee. Great for all ages. ADA accessible. Shady on a warm day. Enjoy as a stroll or exercise walk.

This is a very pleasant walking area, lots of things to see. The only thing really stops me from giving it five stars is that some of the features, like the fountain, are not functioning, it appears, in winter. That said it's a really pleasant area and well worth an hour of your time spent walking.

What a wonderful time of people watching! I suspect we were watching a lot of tourists, but it felt more local. It's a clean, open, gracious space. Hard to get lost, easy to stroll. Lots of kids and families. On the other hand, we had mused that this was as close to "water front" as one gets in Baden-Baden. And like most waterfront properties, there is no small amount of exclusivity. One has to smile at the gated bridges across the little stream, river, boldly suggesting this far and no further. There's a lot of grandeur for not a very large place. Go have a nice stroll.