Magnoliengarten - Garten des Übergangs

Enjoy gently burbling waterfalls in this oasis and linger at the square of holy trees. Curiously accompany the in gravel raked waves that spring from a dry fall. These waves gracefully wind through the garden, passing Japanese-style stone settings. You can observe the majestic drifting koi carp in the bright pond filled with water lilies. Leave evil spirits behind by crossing the zigzag bridge. Rejoice on the aesthetics of masterfully crafted bonsai – masterpieces in steady progress. In the beautiful pavilion of plants with its teahouse, you can experience an original Japanese tea ceremony.

On a 18,000m² former factory site, around 450 rose varieties present themselves to the eye of the visitor. Bad Langensalza’s collection of roses is unmissable in grace and variety. Between 1950 and 1990, 91 rose varieties were cultivated here. Germany’s only rose grower, Anni Berger, worked in Bad Langensalza. Amongst rose lovers, our Rose Garden is handled as one of the most beautiful ones in Germany. This can further be seen in the 2002 awarded title as ‘City of Roses’.