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Theater Baden-Baden – Lichtentaler Avenue loop from Baden-Baden

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Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Theater Baden-Baden – Lichtentaler Avenue loop from Baden-Baden

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Theater Baden-Baden – Lichtentaler Avenue loop from Baden-Baden

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1.59km

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 22, 2026

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Naturpark Schwarzwald Mitte/Nord

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75 m

Theater Baden-Baden

Highlight • Monument

A beautiful 19th-century building. Neoclassical on the exterior, French Rococo on the interior. It has a permanent ensemble for spoken theater, mostly classics. Occasional guest performances, including operas, are also held. The theater is also the venue for the New Pop Festival. The rooms, especially the foyer, can also be rented for private purposes. It is popular for weddings.

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320 m

Lichtentaler Avenue

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

Very nice section on the course of the Oosbach. The paths are lined with a variety of rare and attractive trees and plants. Less frequented towards Lichtental with various highlights.

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493 m

Empress Augusta Monument

Highlight • Monument

The MONUMENT for EMPRESS AUGUSTA (1892) was created by the sculptor Joseph von Kopf in one and a half times life size. The bust stands on a granite base designed by Friedrich von Thiersch. At the upper end of the base there is the inscription "Kaiserin Augusta" and at the lower end the inscription "Dedicated by the grateful city of Baden" (Baden-Baden only received the double name later). The memorial was unveiled in 1892 by Prince Hermann von Sachsen-Weimar. It was originally located further north and was moved to its current position in 2003 when the Frieder Burda Museum was built.

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707 m

Gönneranlage and Baden-Baden City Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

The "Gönneranlage" (Rose Garden).
How overwhelmed must the then wife of the "Coffee King" Hermann Sielcken have been when he presented her with this gift? At the beginning of the 20th century, Sielcken donated a beautiful rose garden in the Gönneranlage in honor of his wife. This park was named after Baden-Baden's mayor, Albert Gönner (1838-1909). It was designed by the German ceramist, artisan, and architect Max Laeuger.

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886 m