The Bears Schlossle in Stuttgart Deer Park was originally a summer palace, hunting lodge and now serves as a restaurant. It was the bear creek (now Bernhard Bach ), who went into his presence.
Hunting Lodge of King Wilhelm of Wurttemberg (William I). The king built the park to a large game reserve in order to organize hunts can shop on the premises. The pavilion was built in classical style on a terrace and had a hall, decorated with hunting trophies and hunting pictures of E. Kehrer was outside the pavilion was originally covered with bark and also wore hunting trophies.
Two bronze statues of bears in the vicinity of the pavilion. One of these figures was after the Second World War found and served as a template for the two 1964 Bronze Bear created by Lilli Kerzinger-value , which still stand today in the building.
Park and Castle were open until the First World War only for a season ticket holder, in 1919 the fence from the deer park and the site accessible to the public. From 1937, the pavilion as a guest house in the country and the city of Stuttgart was used. In the same year we fenced the deer again. Since 1939, the deer and the wild since 1958, park nature preserve.
During the Second World War, William's hunting lodge was destroyed.
