Lichtentaler Allee Avenue traces its history back to the year 1655, passes along the left Bank of the river OOS. It stretches from Piazza Goethe to Klosterplatz, near the monastery Lichtental, at 2300 meters. In the seventeenth century it was a dirt road connected the Abbey from the main town square. First oak trees along the road appeared in 1655, and in the years 1850-1870 there were numerous bushes and trees, planting flowers bloomed and the road turned into a beautiful huge Park. The storm that swept in 1999, uprooted century-old trees in the alley, but soon the place of the fallen trees were planted, and the Park is fully restored to its former grandeur and beauty. In the alley is the oldest hotel in Baden-Baden, where according to the legend, at the ball of 1812 met and quarreled Alexander I and Napoleon Bonaparte.

Not far from the famous Lichtentaler Allee is home to many of the attractions of Baden-Baden. On the right is the Museum of art Feeder Burda, where you can see paintings by contemporary authors. Here is located near city Museum, and opposite the most luxurious and expensive hotel Brenner's”. After crossing decorated with angels the bridge you get to the Park of roses, where you can see the unique fountain "Josephine".

On the Lichtentaler Allee loved to walk Turgenev, in place of his two favorite benches today are benches inviting you to sit down in peace and tranquility to think about something important or just relax.