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The Volkspark Mainz is one of the city's most popular green spaces, offering extensive grounds for recreation, exercise, and variety for all generations. Whether for walking, picnicking, playing sports, or simply unwinding – everyone can find their place in the greenery here. For children, the park offers a real highlight: the large adventure and water playground invites them to romp around, and the miniature railway "Flotte Lotte" brings shining eyes. A mini-golf course, table tennis tables, basketball courts, pétanque lanes,…
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 Star Bowling Alley in Ingelheim offers much more than just bowling lanes. Groups can choose offers with catering from the in-house restaurant, and children's birthdays can also be celebrated here. Furthermore, a "breakfast bowling" event takes place regularly, where guests can help themselves to a breakfast buffet while playing. In addition to bowling, there are also 4 pool tables and a shop that offers maintenance and polishing for bowling balls. It's worth checking the homepage, as there are special offers for games and meals on…
The Mainz Rhine promenade is a popular place for everyone who wants to enjoy the view of the Rhine, nature, and wine. Along the riverbank, green lawns, wide walking paths, playgrounds, and cozy seating areas invite you to experience the river in a relaxed or active way. At the Adenauer and Stresemann banks, you will find a diverse gastronomy: The Mainz beach brings vacation vibes in the summer with sand, sun loungers, and drinks. Very close to the old town, N’Eis am Rhein, the Hafenbar beer garden at the Malakoff Passage, and…
One of the largest marshalling yards in Germany (until 1974) was redesigned for the State Garden Show 2008 as the Park at the Mouse Tower. The massive river, the Mouse Tower, and the ruins of Ehrenfels form the backdrop for a place of encounter, relaxation, movement, and events. For children, the "R(h)ein to Play" is a well-known attraction. Currently (as of 26.06.2026), the stream there is not in operation due to low water levels. However, the playground itself is accessible – except during cleaning times on…
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…
Dew glistens on the stalks, the greens glow. The unique flora and fauna of the renaturalised quarry greets the day, a lively silence. Man and nature in harmony. You can feel this energy not only during the sport, on the course, but everywhere on the course, even in the clubhouse. Here at the Mainz Golf Club, you can forget everyday life, take a deep breath, recharge your batteries and feel completely at ease. How do you round off a sporting day full of experiences with us? Just listen to our club restaurant KNUTHS: ‘Simply…
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…