A nature reserve is the strongest large-scale protection category. In Germany it is based on federal law and in Austria on state law. The common goals are the preservation of a pristine landscape, the protection of rare, endangered or characteristic animals and plants and the preservation of areas of particular scientific and ecological interest.
Nestled in the Rhine meadows near Hamm, directly at the Rhine ferry and a short distance from the weekend area at Eicher See, lies the site of the Golf-Club Worms e.V. This was founded in 1978, making it one of the oldest in Rhineland-Palatinate. The course was opened in 2000 with 9 holes, approved and designed for 18 holes. Level and wide fairways and good clarity, lined with hedges, roughs and terrain depressions, make the course beginner-friendly. For experienced golfers, water hazards, doglegs, dry ditches and bunker-reinforced finely…
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…
With "Clip'n Climb", near Möbel Martin in Mainz-Hechtsheim, Klein (ages 4 and up) and Groß are looking forward to an indoor climbing park with various climbing modules of various levels of difficulty. Whether in the rain or in the sunshine; Clip'n Climb is an ideal destination for families and school classes, as well as anyone else who enjoys climbing. As a security, every visitor is equipped with a harness. Thanks to a special safety system that automatically rolls up the rope when climbing and gently pushes everyone back to…
The freetime and adventure pool in Wöllstein is the right place for everyone on hot summer days. The outdoor pool has one basin to swim lanes, an area to splash around with a sliding tower, another slide with separate slide entrance a one basin for toddlers. Moreover there is a kiosk which offers beverages and meals and a spacious sunbathing lawn. Entrance fees and opening hours are on the website.
The sauna at Lenneberg is a traditional wellness oasis on the outskirts of Mainz – small, intimate, and with special charm. For over 60 years, it has offered guests a relaxing break from everyday life. Two differently heated saunas (70 °C and 90 °C) as well as a brine inhalation cabin invite you to relax and breathe deeply. After your sauna session, the newly designed sauna garden provides fresh air and relaxation in the open air. A special highlight is the cozy fireplace room, where small snacks and drinks are offered. Those…
An escape room in an unusual setting: The cellar door closes, the timer starts and there are 60 minutes left to play through the red wine cellar together at this team building event, solve all the puzzles and, as wine spies, uncover the secret of the Domhof. The cellar master has created a new wine that is still safely stored in the depths of the barrel cellar. A group of wine spies have managed to break into the cellar and have been searching it for hours. The spies come across strange messages, tricky puzzles, seemingly unreachable keys…
On the outskirts of the Mainz district of Gonsenheim lies the wildlife park – a popular local recreational destination that has delighted both young and old animal lovers since the 1950s. In the forested area, visitors can observe native wildlife such as deer, mouflons, and wild boars, as well as goats, ducks, guinea pigs, and various bird species. Many animals can be fed by hand – special feed pellets are available from a vending machine. Especially the friendly goats and the fallow deer are a highlight for children, who can…