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The Pfeddersheim outdoor swimming pool, also known as Paternusbad, is located in the Worms district of Pfeddersheim. During the outdoor swimming season from mid-May to mid-September, the pool offers its visitors a cool refreshment. In addition to the cozy sunbathing area, visitors can find a swimming and non-swimming pool, a children's paddling pool, and a beach volleyball court.
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…
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 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.
On the outskirts of Mainz-Gonsenheim lies the wildlife park, a popular local recreation destination since the 1950s. Visitors can observe native wildlife such as deer, mouflons, and wild boars on a circular path, as well as goats, ducks, guinea pigs, and various birds. Many animals, especially the tame goats and fallow deer, can even be fed – feed pellets are available from a dispenser. Both children and adults can experience direct contact with the animals. The wildlife park is open year-round and admission is free. Unspoiled paths…
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…
Float over the vineyard sea of Rheinhessen in a hot air balloon and enjoy the silence at lofty heights. The silent drifting and an unparalleled feeling of freedom make a balloon ride an unforgettable experience - this is how you can experience Rheinhessen from a new perspective! The ascent is calm and gentle. Once the balloon is in the air, only the wind determines the direction and pace of the ride. Balloon rides are possible at any time of the year, depending on certain weather conditions. Each season has its own special charm - whether…