Parks in Germany

Potsdam's newest park, opened in 2001, is the Volkspark, and one of its most interesting attractions is the Biosphere Tropical Garden. This is a corner of jungle in the middle of Europe where any child can feel like Indiana Jones.

Elbauenpark is a vibrant testament to Magdeburg's commitment to blending nature, education, and entertainment. This sprawling 100-hectare family and leisure park in Saxony-Anhalt's capital city has transformed from a post-war rubble field into a lush urban paradise. Since its inception for ...

It's best to start with a visit to the German capital to decide which places you want to see in life-size. Each exhibit in the model park has its own musical accompaniment: the churches have melodious bells, the theatres lyrical melodies, and so on.

As soon as you enter the park, you have to decide which route to take. At Johannismühle there are two routes: a short one and a long one. If you have time, it's best to take the long route around the nature reserve, where you'll find many interesting and unusual things.

Families embarking on an adventure to Leipzig often look for destinations that cater to every age group's sense of wonder, and Wildpark Leipzig hits the mark. This wildlife park is a sanctuary for indigenous fauna, providing a close-to-nature experience that is both educational and entertaining ...

BergTierPark Blindham is a gem in the picturesque Bavarian pre-alpine landscape. It enticingly offers families various activities, animal encounters, and awe-inspiring sights. Just a short drive from Munich, this park perfectly blends fun, education, and natural beauty. A generous parking area ...

Big cities have driven birds and animals from their natural habitats, and it is not easy to see an owl or a stork. Even the fauna of our latitudes has to be seen in zoos, let alone exotics. The Niendorf Bird Park, on the other hand, has 250 species living in the wild — almost 1000 in total. ...

The Walsrode Gardens deserve a special mention. Tulips and rhododendrons adorn the park in spring, the scent of roses fills the air in summer, and asters and chrysanthemums add colour in autumn. Around 3 million flowering plants grow here every year. Thanks to the work of the gardeners and ...

Tucked away in the scenic lands of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, the Black Forest National Park, established in 2014, serves as a living storybook brimming with natural splendor. It's a getaway that combines rich history with ecological wonders, promising adventures that the entire family ...

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 ...

Bürgerpark in Bremen is worth visiting with kids because it appeals to a wide range of youthful curiosity and boundless energy. This verdant retreat in the heart of Bremen is a playground for the imagination. For families seeking a day of adventure or tranquility, Bürgerpark Bremen ...

This spot is a verdant retreat nestled in the heart of Bremen's Vegesack district. It's especially welcoming for families looking to escape the urban hustle. With playgrounds for children and sculpted gardens for adults, it offers a diverse experience for all ages. The park's layout is ...