The Amazing Bergpark in Kassel, Beauty in Perfection

The Bergpark Wilhelmshohe is UNESCO World Heritage site is a must to visit. This awesome uphill park on the edge of Kassel is an excellent way to enjoy the city.

The park can be reached by buss from the central station which can take you to the Hercules monument. The park is fairly big and it takes some time to make a full circle. But it is worth walking and exploring the nature or discovering many hidden corners like the graves of Virgil and Plato and the temples of Mercury and Apollo.

The park is overwhelming with its dimensions.

The park is absolutely beautiful, a splendid area for wonderful walks.

The Bergpark is an excellent place to wonder along the little pathways among the nature or just sit down for a drink or picnic.

Wonder around the devils bridge or the ruined roman aqueduct.

Temple

The palace Wilhelmshohe is an art museum with a fantastic collection.

Iclimbed the 525 stairs to reach the majestic Hercules statue on the top and from here I enjoyed 360° views over the city.

The statue is the symbol of the city.

The fountains and the waterfalls are a very spectacular attraction. The landscape is gorgeous overlooking the entire city and revealing breathtaking views of the surroundings.

 

This is a wonderful location to walk, sit or let the time pass.

The park is so amazing when trees are blooming and looks like a fairytale.

Lowenburg castle is another attraction in the park. The castle was built in the 1800 but the architecture style is medieval. The castle has captured the history and here I could really feel and see how people lived in Middle Ages.

I spent the whole day here, exploring the forest, the castle and The Hercules fountain and I found exciting views everywhere. The park is magical and this is definitely an amazing way to enjoy nature in a magnificent way.