City park Leonberg

The city park of Leonberg

The city park Leonberg is located in the heart of the city and is only a few kilometers from Stuttgart away. It has a total area of over 13.8 hectares, making it the largest park in the city. The park was opened in 1979 on the site of a former gypsum plant, which ceased operations in 1977. The former gypsum quarries were transformed into lakes and integrated into the park. Since 1990, a piece of the original Berlin Wall has been standing in the entrance area of the park. Therefore, the park is worthwhile for all those who want to make a cultural walk.

But not only culture and tranquility await you here in the city park Leonberg, but also numerous opportunities for wild gay cruising. That is, if a man from the area has gay or bisexual fantasies and would like to live them out, this is exactly the right address. Mostly one meets for the intimate pleasure in the northern part of the complex directly behind the town hall. But also on the paths and at the lake you can meet numerous interested people at dusk. These, in turn, usually retreat to the well overgrown thicket for cruising.

The Pomeranzengarten is only a few kilometers away and is also perfect for cruising.