In the seventies and eighties of the last century, the "Karlsruheer garden of the twentieth century" was created with Gunter-Klutz-Eng. A typical boat, lake, paddle boat, toboggan, observation hill, playgrounds, large playgrounds, meadows and many hiking trails were created.
In addition to recreational activities, there are many wetlands and dry areas of rare and endangered plant and animal species, which ensure almost between humans and nature in distant ports.
Gunter-Clotz is the most commonly used ingredient in albegon.
The Günther-Klotz-Anlage ("Klotze") is a park available to the public in the southwest of Karlsruhe, named after the former mayor of Karlsruhe Gunter Klutz.
The first construction phase was opened on October 16, 1976, after nearly nine years of construction, the site was completely completed in 1985. The project costs amounted to about DM 10 million.
