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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…
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…
Directly by the Rhine is the nature reserve Rheinauen, which offers its visitors diverse opportunities for leisure activities. At 13 different stations, the experience path Jungaue provides information through display boards on topics concerning the Rhine and its former river arms. Furthermore, it informs about species and habitat protection, as well as about the annual flood events. General information about the Rheinauen is also provided. 8 experiential elements playfully convey the objectives of the experience path. The regional Rhine…
The Taubertsberg Pool has been an integral part of Mainz’s urban life for over 100 years – a place for sports, relaxation, and leisure for people of all ages. With an outdoor pool, a pneumatic hall, and a variety of courses, it offers attractive programs throughout the year. In summer, generous outdoor areas entice with heated pools, slides, sunbathing lawns, and a children's area. In the colder months, the pneumatic hall over the swimming pool provides weather-independent swimming fun – with lanes for competitive swimming,…
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…
In the south of Worms, the 28-hectare city park, affectionately known as the "little forest" by the people of Worms, was built between 1900 and 1905. The "Wäldchen" has a large playground, many green areas and a restaurant with a shady beer garden. The popular Wormser Tiergarten also belongs to the "Wäldchen". To the south, the Bürgerweide recreation area with the Wormser Tiergarten and the southern Rheinauen (Rhine meadows) are adjacent. The well-developed paths of Bürgerweide are popular with joggers, cyclists and…
Discover Bad Kreuznach on a boat tour on the Mühlenteich . Tours are also possible for groups. The programme also includes offers from the hotel rowing boat for romantics, canoe tours for sports enthusiasts or tours for groups of 6-20 people.
The Selzen multi-generation park also has a boules court. This is freely accessible and can be used by anyone. If you fancy more activity, you can let off steam in the adjoining multi-generation park.