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Bad Münster am Stein Ebernburg
Golfing in a dreamlike setting Everything is right here: scenic beauty, a golf course that is counted among the 50 most beautiful courses in Germany, a hospitable family atmosphere, an attractive tourist environment. The golf course Holes 7 and 13 are played with a view of the Rotenfels - the highest cliff in Central Europe. Treacherous slopes, bending, rather long holes (approx. 5.8 km), hundreds of beech and oak trees, the view of the Rotenfels steep face - all this makes "Drei Buchen" unique. The loving, nature-oriented design with ponds,…
The specialty store is conveniently located for the car on the B 428. From there you have a good connection to the Appelbachradweg, which leads through Rheinhessen to the northern Palatinate.
Minigolf course in beautiful surroundings in Oranienpark. Entrance fees: Adults, students, pensioners: 3,00 € guest card holder: 2,50 € Young people under 16 years: 2,00 € The entrance fees are for one round of the game (18 lanes). please inform yourself about the Precautionary measures in times of pandemic
The Rhine Promenade is a historic park from the 1920s. Due to its attractive location and clear, classical design, it is one of the most important representative green spaces in the city of Worms. In addition to numerous gastronomic establishments, you will also find Kriemhild's Rosengarten here, a work of art designed by the artist Eichfelder that can be experienced, walked through and changes throughout the year. The Hagen Monument, a bronze statue erected in 1905, commemorates the sinking of the legendary treasure of the Nibelungen…
The public swimmingpool on the Wartberg was built in 1957/58 and is nowadays a sports and leisure area. A total of four solar-heated pools are available for visitors of all age. Relax on the 16,000 m² lawn or do some sports. Two volleyball fields, a soccer field, two basketball hoops and two table tennis tables are available for sport and fun. A children's playground and a café complete the services. Distance to the next bus stop: 1500 meters. Distance to the next train station: 800 meters.
When the Groß-Gerau Safari Park closed its doors in 1984, Peter Schweikhard was raising two tiger babies with a bottle. After the park went bankrupt, they simply stayed in Ingelheim. The non-profit association was founded in 2006. The first came in 2007 Tiger offspring into the world. There are now seven Bengal tigers living in the Waldeck Tiger Garden. During the opening times, the animals can be admired free of charge from 4 meters away from Friday to Sunday. Guided tours are also offered: - Groups: by appointment only - €…
Beautifully landscaped small park directly on the "Pfrimm" (a small stream) with resting benches, barefoot path, table tennis...