Wegestern im Wild Park

Wegestern im Wild Park is a historic park established in 1842 by Peter Joseph Lenné as a royal hunting ground.

The park features a variety of animal species, including red deer and roe deer, as well as a rich flora with 29 species of trees.

The park is famous for its unique eight-radial path system with various avenues of trees. History buffs will appreciate the remains of World War II bunkers, including the Göring-Bunker, which served as a Luftwaffe command center.

It's the perfect place for leisurely walks and bike tours in a historic setting.