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Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
Attraction
4.7 (21148 reviews)
Flemish & German Old Masters, plus ancient ceramics & antique weaponry in a grandiose art museum.
34131 Kassel, Germany
+49 561 31680123
Did You Know?
World Heritage Site
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013, recognized for its exceptional examples of Baroque landscape architecture and engineering.
Acre Park
Spanning approximately 560 acres (2.3 square kilometers), Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe is the largest hillside park in Europe and the second-largest mountain park in the world.
Symbolic Statue
At the very top of the park, towering over everything, stands the colossal copper statue of Hercules, a proud symbol of the city of Kassel and the park itself.
Grand Cascades
The park is famous for its elaborate water features, including a grand cascade that flows downhill from the Hercules monument, creating a spectacular display that draws thousands of visitors.
Highlights from Reviews
• breathtaking views
The park offers stunning panoramic views of Kassel city and the surrounding landscape from various points, including the Hercules monument.
• beautiful architecture
Visitors are consistently impressed by the majestic architecture, including the Hercules statue, Wilhelmshöhe Palace, and Löwenburg castle.
• extensive walking paths
The park features numerous well-maintained walking and hiking trails, offering ample opportunities for long strolls amidst nature.
• historical significance
Rich in history, the park houses many historical landmarks, providing a captivating journey back in time for history enthusiasts.
• free admission
Admission to the park itself is free, making it an accessible and enjoyable attraction for everyone, though parking fees may apply.