A green area of about five hectares
On a hill in the park are the so-called tea house and the marble hall, which are used today as a tourist restaurant or as a venue. The park itself is laid out with several walking paths and seating areas to linger.
At the highest point of the Weissenburgpark (about 370 meters above sea level) is a viewing platform with a unique view of Stuttgart and a memorial stone for the painter and graphic artist Reinhold Nägele. Despite the few meters deeper passing federal highway 27, it is pleasantly quiet in the park. On the Bopserwaldstraße at the foot of the park are a few parking spaces, with the tram lines 5, 6, 7 and 12, the park is reached via the stop Bopser.
