The history of the Warmbader Kurpark
It has always been the family that owns the thermal resort of Warmbad that has been responsible for the upkeep of the park. Mr. Ludwig Walter began to turn what was then a pasture area into a park. The design of the park itself was based on an idea of a thermal doctor, Dr. Trippolt, who spent six months of the year in Opatija and six months here in Warmbad. There, Dr. Trippolt discovered a beautiful park that inspired him. Based on this idea, the Warmbad park was created and designed. The idea behind the creation of the park was to give visitors the opportunity to stroll and relax in the thermal park after their treatments.
Over the years, collaborations have developed with the Krastal marble and various artists who have enriched the spa park with their works.
The Presidents of the Republic of Austria Dr. Adolf Schärf and Dr. Franz Jonas spent several times their summer retreats in Warmbad and greatly appreciated the park.
The park's current natural state is the result of positive cooperation between Warmbad's forestry, agricultural and nursery sectors. In recent years, all those involved have successfully implemented the transformation from a strict floral arrangement to a natural meadow that is also perfect for bees. Particularly rewarding is the cooperation with the Dobratsch Mountain Nature Park.
It has always been the family that owns the thermal resort of Warmbad that has been responsible for the upkeep of the park. Mr. Ludwig Walter began to turn what was then a pasture area into a park. The design of the park itself was based on an idea of a thermal doctor, Dr. Trippolt, who spent six months of the year in Opatija and six months here in Warmbad. There, Dr. Trippolt discovered a beautiful park that inspired him. Based on this idea, the Warmbad park was created and designed. The idea behind the creation of the park was to give visitors the opportunity to stroll and relax in the thermal park after their treatments.
Over the years, collaborations have developed with the Krastal…
The Warmbad Spa Park
The Warmbad Spa Park is located at the foot of the Dobratsch Nature Park, and covers just over four hectares with walking paths, flower arrangements and designated areas for therapy and relaxation. The park offers a wide selection of trees and habitats, as well as traditional flower and herb plants. This natural idyll invites hotel guests and locals to relax, hike and linger.
The Warmbad Spa Park is located at the foot of the Dobratsch Nature Park, and covers just over four hectares with walking paths, flower arrangements and designated areas for therapy and relaxation. The park offers a wide selection of trees and habitats, as well as traditional flower and herb plants. This natural idyll invites hotel guests and locals to relax, hike and linger.
The Warmbad spa park as a haven of art
For decades, art from all genres has been promoted and collected at the health and spa resort, and permanent and changing exhibitions show how diverse artistic creation can be. Art sculptures by local and international artists can be found throughout the park. Here, art forms a bridge between the past, present and future and lends this place a special aura and its soothing flair.
Paul Watzlawick artwork in the Warmbad spa gardens
On the occasion of the 100th birthday of Paul Watzlawick, the inauguration of the contemporary sculpture based on the motto "Everything is connected to everything" by the artist Regina Hübner also took place in the Warmbad spa park. With the installation, which was ceremoniously unveiled on 15 October 2021, the city of Villach wants to represent the concepts that were important to Watzlawick, such as "communication, relationship and reality". This park is a fitting location for the winning project on the 100th anniversary of Paul Watzlawick's birth. He liked to go for walks here, it was a fitting place for reflection - his mother lived in the adjacent "Villa Scotti" nearby at the time. The artwork fits perfectly into the Warmbad sculpture park, which can be admired all year round in the Warmbad spa park.
For decades, art from all genres has been promoted and collected at the health and spa resort, and permanent and changing exhibitions show how diverse artistic creation can be. Art sculptures by local and international artists can be found throughout the park. Here, art forms a bridge between the past, present and future and lends this place a special aura and its soothing flair.
Paul Watzlawick artwork in the Warmbad spa gardens
On the occasion of the 100th birthday of Paul Watzlawick, the inauguration of the contemporary sculpture based on the motto "Everything is connected to everything" by the artist Regina Hübner also took place in the Warmbad spa park. With the installation, which…
Green Flag Award
Because of this special combination, the health and thermal resort decided to make a submission for the "Green Flag Award". This is a seal of quality for parks. The gardens and parks to be evaluated are checked according to strict British criteria for state of maintenance, cleanliness, public accessibility, barrier-free access, user orientation and much more. However, successful park management and marketing are also important requirements. The loyalty of the community and visitors to the park is also an essential criterion for receiving the award. In July 2023, the park will be officially evaluated. The park would then be the first and only private park in Austria to bear this seal of quality.
Because of this special combination, the health and thermal resort decided to make a submission for the "Green Flag Award". This is a seal of quality for parks. The gardens and parks to be evaluated are checked according to strict British criteria for state of maintenance, cleanliness, public accessibility, barrier-free access, user orientation and much more. However, successful park management and marketing are also important requirements. The loyalty of the community and visitors to the park is also an essential criterion for receiving the award. In July 2023, the park will be officially evaluated. The park would then be the first and only private park in Austria to bear this seal of…
