Informative walk along the Hildapromenade: See Karlsruhe with new eyes

Karlsruhe discovers climate adaptation along the Hildapromenade

This informative walk makes visible how Karlsruhe is gradually transforming the green corridor Hildapromenade into a climate-resilient urban space. On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, the city tour will take place from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Hildapromenade, providing insights into new tree plantings, new drinking fountains, and measures for rainwater use. Participation is free and does not require prior registration; however, the number of participants is limited. ([veranstaltung-baden-wuerttemberg.de](https://www.veranstaltung-baden-wuerttemberg.de/veranstaltung/informativer-spaziergang-entlang-der-hildapromenade/?utm_source=openai))

A walk between urban greenery and future planning

The Hildapromenade connects Mühlburg and Weststadt as a green axis, impressively demonstrating how sustainable urban development becomes tangible in everyday life. As early as the end of November 2025, the first trees were planted, and by 2028, around 150 new climate-resilient trees are to follow. This creates a resilient urban space that withstands heat, heavy rain, and storms better. ([veranstaltung-baden-wuerttemberg.de](https://www.veranstaltung-baden-wuerttemberg.de/veranstaltung/informativer-spaziergang-entlang-der-hildapromenade/?utm_source=openai))

Concrete examples right on site

At the center are the new tree and bench concept, the Karlsruhe drinking fountain concept, and the planned rainwater use at the Budoclub. Climate adaptation is particularly clearly illustrated at the barrier-free drinking fountain in the Fliederplatz, which provides free water and enhances the quality of stay on hot days. The tour combines expertise, local history, and a discovery experience in public space. ([veranstaltung-baden-wuerttemberg.de](https://www.veranstaltung-baden-wuerttemberg.de/veranstaltung/informativer-spaziergang-entlang-der-hildapromenade/?utm_source=openai))

Meeting point, routes, and orientation

The starting point is at the stairs opposite the fountain at Haydnplatz in 76133 Karlsruhe. Nearby are the stops Kunstakademie/Hochschule and Mühlburger Tor, and the Magdeburger Haus parking garage and Hotel Kübler are also within reachable distance. This makes the walk well-suited for guests who want to experience Karlsruhe on foot and by public transport. ([kalender.karlsruhe.de](https://kalender.karlsruhe.de/db/termine/577478))

Conclusion

Anyone who wants to get to know Karlsruhe as a city with a vibrant climate strategy will experience here a compact, professionally informed, and inspiring city tour. The walk shows how green spaces, drinking fountains, and thoughtful planning make urban space future-proof. Mark the date now and discover the Hildapromenade with new eyes. ([karlsruhe.de](https://www.karlsruhe.de/stadt-rathaus/aktuelles/meldungen/woche-der-klimaanpassung-in-karlsruhe?utm_source=openai))

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Sources:

• City of Karlsruhe - Climate adaptation strategy
• City of Karlsruhe - Event calendar: Informative walk along the Hildapromenade
• City of Karlsruhe - Week of climate adaptation in Karlsruhe
• City of Karlsruhe - Upgrade of the Hildapromenade Karlsruhe
• Karlsruhe Erleben - Drinking water fountains in Karlsruhe