Kurpark Bad Essen

Park Bad Essen, Lower-Saxony, Germany

What to expect

Bad Essen is a town located in the east of the Osnabrück district in Lower Saxony, Germany. The town has a historic center and is situated in the Natur- und Geopark TERRA.vita. The Gemeinde Bad Essen is divided into 17 Ortschaften and has a population of around 16,265 people. The town is surrounded by the Mittelgebirge and the Norddeutsche Tiefland, with the Wiehengebirge covering the southern part of the town. The Hunte river flows through the town from south to north and crosses the Mittellandkanal in the Ortsteil Wittlage. Bad Essen has a rich history, with the first mention of the town dating back to 1075. The town has been part of various territories and empires throughout its history, including the Königreich Westphalen and the Königreich Preußen

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Bad Essen with children: dinosaurs, brine, half-timbered houses

This family's experience:

Activities: We parked directly at the Kurpark and strolled through the Sole-Park, where we had a picnic. We enjoyed the Sole-Arena, a "futuristic-looking graduation works" where the natural brine is nebulized. We then went to the Familienpark

Highlights: We "breathed deeply" in the Sole-Arena, appreciating the healing salt mist. Our teenagers enjoyed a huge partner swing, while the smaller children had fun on a small playground. There is also a "big one for all ages." The youngest one sat happily in the baby swing ✨