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On the river for 300 years - the Nahe ferry The Nahe ferry is the shortest connection between the Bad Münster am Stein spa gardens and the Huttental valley with the ascent to the Rheingrafenstein. It was installed 300 years ago. Initially it was used to transport materials, e.g. wood, from one side of the Nahe to the other. Today it is used to transport people and is the only hand-pulled ferry in Rhineland-Palatinate. The ferryman uses a wire rope to pull the boat across the shallow waters of the Nahe to the other side. Guests on the…
The mini golf course is usually open from April to October and is located at the Gevrey-Chambertin facility (at the western end of Wörrstadter Straße) in Nierstein. Playing hours are daily except Mondays from 2:00 p.m. (last ball issued at 5:00 p.m.). On Sundays and public holidays, the course opens at 1:00 p.m.
Let's go at the Jägerhaus in the Binger Wald and through the adventurous Steckeschlääferklamm. Here, you will be watched by countless tree spirits. How many can you find?
The outdoor pool at Wartberg was built in 1957/58 and is now a sports and leisure pool. A total of four solar-heated pools are available for sports and play for visitors of all ages. On 16,000 m² of sunbathing lawn, sun-seeking visitors will find plenty of space to relax and unwind. Sporty guests can use two volleyball courts, a soccer field, two basketball hoops, and two table tennis tables at any time. A playground for the little ones and an outdoor café for all age groups complete the offerings. The outdoor pool at Wartberg is…
Fresh and fit thanks to open-air inhalation The salt particles that you inhale at the brine atomizer and the graduation towers in the spa gardens reach deep into the respiratory tract. Free breath and soothing air make this area of the spa gardens a popular relaxation island for young and old. Especially on hot summer days, guests find an oasis of freshness here. Mineral water inhalations: a blessing for the respiratory tract The open-air inhalatorium in the Bad Kreuznach spa gardens ensures deep breathing and a beneficial effect on the…
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 - €…
The three-part lake was created by the extraction of gravel and sand, which has since ceased. The water body is mainly fed by groundwater and to a lesser extent by surface water from the surrounding area. A narrow shallow water zone is immediately followed by the deep water zone. Leaving the shore area, due to the great depth of the water with steeply sloping banks, can quickly become dangerous and is only suitable for experienced swimmers. There is no supervision by the German Lifesaving Society (DLRG). Swimming is free of charge and at…
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…