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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 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…
One of the largest marshalling yards in Germany (until 1974) has been transformed into the Park at the Mäuseturm for the 2008 State Garden Show. The impressive river, the Mäuseturm, and the ruin of Ehrenfels are within reach and create a backdrop for a place of encounter, relaxation, movement, and events. For children, the "Rhein zum Spielen" became a well-known attraction, a skate park, and ball game fields have been created for youth, along with an obstacle course for adults. Opportunities for play and sports are…
A nature reserve is the highest 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, protection of rare, endangered, or characteristic animals and plants, and the preservation of areas with special scientific and ecological interest.
The 18-hole Domtal Mommenheim golf course in the Rhine-Main region (Rheinhessen) is characterized by its natural design in a varied landscape with views of the vineyards of the famous “Niersteiner Domtal” valley and presents an interesting challenge for players of all abilities. The synergy between the year-round excellent condition of the golf course and the impressive natural beauty of the grounds guarantees every golfer an unparalleled playing experience. Thanks to the mild climate, the golf course is playable almost 365 days a…
In a beautiful setting of Oranienpark lies the well-maintained mini-golf facility (concrete surface) with its 18 playable holes and creative ball paths. The historic park is located in the middle of the spa area, and a public restroom facility is nearby. Entrance Fees: Adults from 17 years: 4.50 € Holders of guest cards: 3.50 € Youth under 16 years: 2.50 € The entrance fees are for one round of play (18 holes).
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 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…