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From 1896 to 1898, Karl Bittel (1841-1911) created the Pfrimmpark in the English garden style with lush trees and two bridges according to the plans of Karl Völzing by the gardener Ignatz Racing. Since 1932, the park has borne the name of its builder: Karl-Bittel-Park. Today you will find a large playground, a space for ball games and a number of walking and cycling paths, some of which lead beyond the park boundary to Worms-Pfeddersheim or along the Pfrimm to Worms-Neuhausen. After the Karl Bittel Park was created in 1898, a unique…
One of largest marshalling yards in Germany (until 1974) became the Landesgartenschau Redesigned in 2008 to the park at the Mouse Tower. The mighty river, the mouse tower and Ruine Ehrenfels close enough to form the backdrop for the meeting place, the relaxation, the place of movement and the events. For the children was the "Rhine to play" a well-known attraction, Skaterplatz and ball fields were created for young people and the equipment course for Adult. There are opportunities for play and games for…
Try something new: SwinGolf. The facility on the Selztalbogen offers fun for everyone, whether in a group or as an individual. After a brief introduction, the fun can begin immediately, prior knowledge of the Golf are not required. Whether a single player or in a group, everyone gets a wagon with a cooler bag made available, which can be filled individually according to the wishes of the guests. The consumption of self-brought food or drinks is not allowed. Openings outside the regular times are possible by arrangement.
The outdoor pool Pfeddersheim, also called Paternusbad, is located in the Worms district Pfeddersheim. In the outdoor pool season from mid-May to mid-September, the bath offers its visitors a cool refreshment. In addition to the cozy lawn, the visitor will find a swimming and non-swimmer pool, a children's wading pool and a beach volleyball court.
The family-friendly outdoor pool in Sprendlingen is the ideal destination for young and old during the summer months. Barrier-free access, disabled toilets and changing rooms as well as a pool and stair lift support unhindered access. In the sports pool, swimmers get their money's worth, while the non-swimmers' area with slide is for younger visitors. The old trees provide plenty of shady resting places, and sunshades can also be used free of charge. The chessboard with giant figures, the table tennis table and the sandpit with sun…
THE NAME IS PROGRAM ... WE BRING YOU TO WATER. We offer: - Boat school for the sport boat license - Boat tours for companies & individuals - wakeboarding lessons, stand up paddling - Modern houseboat for corporate events & incentives
The Wildpark Gonsenheim was founded in the 1950s by the Huntersschaft Gonsenheim. Originally it housed wild boar and deer. In the 1970s, the plant numerous other cages and aviaries were added to accommodate smaller predators, such as wild cats, and various species of birds. Moufflons, goats, ducks and guinea pigs also live in the park today. Admission is free, visitors can buy feed pellets from vending machines and feed the animals through the bars. The park is designed so that you can make a round and it is passed by all the different…