Playgrounds in Düsseldorf

The huge area of the park is divided into 6 themed zones — Berlin, Africa, Mexico, China, Fantasyland and Mysterious Earth. Familiar attractions have been given a new look and feel.

The entire water park area of around 25,000 square metres is divided into three parts: a sports zone, an entertainment zone and an open-air recreation zone. In the amusement area, there are many waterslides to suit all tastes. The same climbing tower is transformed into a high and steep slide. ...

Next to the trampolines and driving range is an outdoor cafe where you can get sweets and ice creams, or a more substantial meal if you prefer. As the park is quite large, you can enjoy the beauty of nature by taking a ride on the children's train. There's a small station, real tracks and a ...

The idea of a national sports museum was born in the context of the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. The aim was to create an inspiring place for a permanent and contemporary presentation of the history and values of sport.

The park dates back to the 16th century, but has undergone many changes since then. Today it's a vast green space where picturesque landscapes are complemented by sculptures. A fountain is particularly attractive to children, three of whom are watching the frogs.

A special feature of Krefeld Zoo is that most of the animals are not kept in enclosures but roam almost freely, separated from humans only by a moat or a cleverly camouflaged fence.

The people of the town and surrounding area consider their square to be the most beautiful and distinctive in the region. And not without reason, as the 28 hectares of fertile land on the south bank of the full-flowing Rhine-Herne Canal have literally everything you need for a relaxing family ...

A ride on the miniature train through the park is an exciting adventure for children and adults alike: passengers enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Rhine, the Old Town and its most important architectural and historical monument, Cologne Cathedral. It is important to note that the Rhine ...

There are lots of rides: Russian slides, trampolines, swings and roundabouts, a water slide, a Ferris wheel, an astronaut simulator, maps and electric cars. There is also a children's merry-go-round and small swings for the little ones.

Solingen Bird and Animal Park is worth visiting with kids aged 3-12, as it offers a perfect blend of education and entertainment. The park's compact size makes it manageable for little legs, while the diverse range of animals keeps young minds engaged. Children can marvel at colorful birds, ...

Not far from the centre of Düsseldorf, Südpark is the perfect place to take a walk with the kids. Covering more than 70 hectares, it has shady avenues, lakes, flower beds, playgrounds and even a small zoo.

The highlight of the sports centre is the 2,150 metre long rowing course. International sporting events are held here, including canoe polo and rowing competitions.  Around the parallel canal there is an excellent water playground, a climbing garden and adventure and hands-on trails for the ...