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The Winternheimer Wäldchen is a small forest on the Westerberg.
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 Worms Zoo is located in the recreational area "Bürgerweide" between Worms city centre and the Rhine and is home to over 500 animals from 80 species. In one part of the park, the focus is on the farm, where rare breeds of farm animals are presented. In another part, the exotic animal house, visitors can enjoy various reptiles and the colourful goings-on in the monkey enclosure. Wolves and foxes can be observed in natural, expansive enclosures, not only at the popular feeding times. Visitors can also admire the hard-working meerkat…
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 open-air swimming pool impresses with its charming scenic situation. It is adjacent to the Bad Münster am Stein spa gardens. It has a 25-metre swimming pool, children's pool and a thermal pool fed by a healing spring. During the season, many special events are offered, such as gymnastics courses, about which the website provides information. The open-air swimming pool is run by a swimming pool cooperative of residents with a lot of voluntary effort.
The unspoilt banks of the Nahe are an angler's paradise. Eel, land eel, perch, pike, carp, zander, catfish, wels, tench, asp, brown trout, grayling, rainbow trout, barbel, chub, hazel, nose, char and arctic char find their habitat here and delight the heart of the angler. The 16-kilometre-long fishing area is managed by the Nahe Angling Club and the Bad Münster am Stein Angling Nature Conservation Association. The Altenbamberg Angling Club has fishing rights on the Alsenz River over a stretch of 6.3 kilometres. Permission is available at…