The park impressively reflects the four classic elements of life: earth, water, air and fire. The Ehrenbach stream, which has been reactivated and restored to its natural state, runs through the lower part of the park and gives way to a series of ponds and a marshy meadow that represent the element of water. There is also a meadow orchard, which is not only ecologically valuable, but also embodies the element of earth with its native fruit trees.
Particularly fascinating is the Japanese Garden, which serves as a quiet retreat for visitors and locals alike. This garden was deliberately created not only for tourists, but also for people from the Black Forest Highlands, the Upper Rhine region and nearby Switzerland. At the centre of the garden is a traditional teahouse in the style of a Japanese pagoda, which immerses visitors in a meditative atmosphere. Right next to it is a pond with a turtle island, surrounded by a meditation garden that promotes peace and contemplation.
The Japanese garden is planted with plants that are typical of the Japanese flora. Not only the beauty of nature, but also the art of Japanese horticulture can be seen here. The garden blends in perfectly with the surroundings of the spa park and is a place where you can experience the four elements in all their splendour - from the refreshing air to the calming water.
The Japanese Garden is not only a magnet for tourists, but also a valuable retreat for anyone who wants to escape from everyday life and enjoy the beauty of nature in a unique combination of tradition and modernity. A place where history, culture and nature merge into a harmonious whole.