Baden bei Wien - Kurpark

 
To the north of Baden bei Wien, on the southern slopes of the Badener Berg, stretches the Kurpark, containing the Kongresshaus and the Arena, an open-air theater. Close by the Römerquelle (Roman Springs) gurgles forth from a rock basin. Here, too, are monuments to distinguished visitors to the spa - a temple (1927) to Beethoven, a smaller temple with a bronze bust (1961) to Mozart, busts of the playwright Grillparzer (1874) and the Emperor Joseph II (1894), together with a bronze group (1912) commemorating the composers Lanner and Strauss, who often played here.

Must-see attractions nearby:
The unusual Undine Fountain, with numerous figures, was erected in 1903. There are concerts in the park throughout the year. To the north of the park are a number of paths where visitors can stroll and enjoy the view (Theresienwarte, 416m/1,365ft, 30 minutes' walk).

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