Castle Road for Children

Abenberg: Country Life Pflugsmühle

There's something for everyone at the Pflugsmühle: from mini-golf to swing golf and western riding.

Minigolf
Playful golf for everyone in mini format, on short courses made of the finest artificial turf and without any special previous knowledge. Interesting obstacles, slopes, roughs, bunkers and water ditches create the unmistakably real ambience of a large golf course. You play with an original golf putter as a club and with real golf balls.
Playable in all weathers - daily from 10:00 a.m.

Swinggolf
SWIN GOLF is a greatly simplified version of classic golf and offers sporting activity, fun and entertainment for everyone. Embedded in extensive horse pastures and with a view of the Rezattal and Wernfels Castle, you can play a real 18-hole course without any special equipment or previous knowledge. SWIN GOLF is playable from the age of approx. 10 years.
Playing is possible all year round, even in winter.

Pony rides
What could be better for children than going for a ride on a pony? Or taking a little ride in the nearby woods of the Pflugsmühle? Ponies of various sizes are available for hire for up to one hour (please bring good shoes).
Daily from 14:00 - mornings by appointment. Suitable for children of all ages.


You can find more information here.

Abenberg: Country Life Pflugsmühle
Stillaplatz 1
91183 Abenberg
Telefon +49 (0) 9178 9880-0
Telefax +49 (0) 9178 9880-80
info@stadt-abenberg.de
www.abenberg.de

Ansbach: Kinderstadtführer

Children's city guide

Ansbach has a children's city guide brochure for the little ones to help them explore the city. Children between the ages of seven and twelve can use it to learn about the history of the city in a variety of ways. Tricky questions have to be answered or pictures have to be painted. Alternatively, the Ansbach city guides offer special children's city tours.

Further information (only in German)

Ansbach: Kinderstadtführer
Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Platz 1
91522 Ansbach
Telefon +49 (0) 981 51-243
akut@ansbach.de
www.ansbach.de

Bad Wimpfen: "Kinder führen Kinder"

"Children guide children" through Bad Wimpfen

Children see their city from a different perspective than adults. They are interested in the stories in history, in exciting secret routes, in old cellars and attics, but also in high towers and secret passages. Trained children's city guides accompany the visiting children independently through Bad Wimpfen.

Meeting point: 14 a.m. town hall
Age: 6 years and older
Dates: May 4, June 1, July 6, September 7, 2025 as a public city tour or on request.

Further information

Bad Wimpfen: "Kinder führen Kinder"
Hauptstraße 45
74206 Bad Wimpfen
Telefon +49 (0) 70 63/ 97 20-0
info@badwimpfen.org
www.badwimpfen.de

Bad Wimpfen: Kinderführungen

Family discovery tour - get to know Bad Wimpfen flexibly

The family discovery tour is ideal for a slightly different walk through Bad Wimpfen. To do this you need a flyer and a map, which you can get on site at the tourist information center in the Old Hospital. Then nothing stands in the way of the adventure tour and you can explore Bad Wimpfen on your own.

The tour takes you like a scavenger hunt through narrow half-timbered buildings past houses steeped in history through the historic old town on the mountain. An eye for detail is required at all stops, and anyone who has completed the family tour including the flyer and map can pick up a small reward at the tourist information center in the Old Hospital!

And after the diverse experiences, you can end the tour comfortably in one of the cafés, pubs, pizzerias or restaurants. The Tourist Information will be happy to make a reservation for you.

Bad Wimpfen: Kinderführungen
Hauptstraße 45
74206 Bad Wimpfen
Telefon +49 (0) 7063 9720-0
info@badwimpfen.org
www.badwimpfen.de

Bamberg: Altenburgführung: „Eine feste Burg“

Bamberg: Altenburgführung: „Eine feste Burg“
Geyerswörthstraße 5
96047 Bamberg
Telefon +49 (0) 951 2976-200
www.bamberg.info

Bamberg: Bambados Erlebnisbad

Enjoy a break in the Caribbean! 50 metre sports pool, children's pool, leisure pool with current channel, two slides and rooftop pool mean pure bathing fun. In summer, the outdoor pool doubles the fun and in the sauna, six saunas, a whirlpool and a natural bathing pond provide a relaxing change of pace.

Bamberg: Bambados Erlebnisbad
Pödeldorfer Straße 174
96050 Bamberg
Telefon  Tel.: 0951/77-5555
www.bambados.de

Bamberg: Kinder-Stadtrallye

Children's city-rallye with dog Berganza and tomcat Murr
At this city-rallye children discover Bamberg on their own, accompanied by dog Berganza and tomcat Murr, both figures of the author E.T.A. Hoffmann. Every child receives a booklet with questions about different stations in the inner city and the Old Town. The booklet is available at the tourist information for 1 EUR.

Dates: available all year
Start: Tourist information, Geyerswörthstraße 5
Further information

Bamberg: Kinder-Stadtrallye
Geyerswörthstraße 5
96047 Bamberg
Telefon +49 (0) 951 2976-200
info@bamberg.info
www.bamberg.info

Bamberg: Vogelsaal im Naturkunde-Museum

Bird room in the Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum Bamberg houses a unique treasure, the Natural History Cabinet furnished by Prince Bishop Franz Ludwig von Erthal. Thousands of birds, mussels, snakes, fish, corals and much more can be admired. The "Museum in the Museum" is particularly suitable for families.

Further information

Bamberg: Vogelsaal im Naturkunde-Museum
Fleischstraße 2
96047 Bamberg
Telefon +49 (0) 951 863-1249
info@naturkundemuseum-bamberg.de
www.naturkundemuseum-bamberg.de

Bamberg: Welterbe-Besuchszentrum

The family-friendly, interactive exhibition provides an overview of the ‘Old Town of Bamberg’ World Heritage Site and places it in the international UNESCO context. The perfect starting point for an exploratory tour of Bamberg.

Bamberg: Welterbe-Besuchszentrum
Untere Mühlbrücke 5
96047 Bamberg
Telefon  Tel.: 0951/871816
welterbe.bamberg.de

Barockschloss Mannheim: Wahr oder falsch? Quiz-Tour mit kuriosen Geschichten

There are many stories about the Mannheimer Hof - did they really happen or were they just made up? And what does ‘Mannheimer Rakete’ actually mean? The tour combines entertaining and unusual stories from the beginnings of the residence to the present day with curious and exciting puzzles. Guests of all ages can guess whether the stories are true or false. At the end, they will be solved and it will be decided who has exposed the most lies.

Duration: approx. 1.5 to 2 hours
Registration required by phone +49(0)62 21.65 88 80 or service@schloss-mannheim.com

Dates

Barockschloss Mannheim: Wahr oder falsch? Quiz-Tour mit kuriosen Geschichten
www.schloss-mannheim.de

Bayreuth, Eremitage: Entdeckerbogen "Eremitage – Neues Schloss & Altes Schloss"

There is a lot to discover on a tour around the two castles in the Hermitage. Solve the puzzles and collect the letters. The solution words will tell you what else you should definitely see in the Hermitage.
You can download the "Hermitage - New Palace & Old Palace" discovery sheet here.

Bayreuth, Eremitage: Entdeckerbogen "Eremitage – Neues Schloss & Altes Schloss"
Eremitagestraße 4
95448 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth, Hofgarten Eremitage: Parkrallye „Viel Grün und was dahinter steckt“

Wilhelmine's favourite dog Folichon guides you through the Hermitage park and reveals many a secret. Along the way, you not only learn a lot about the park and its builders, but also have to solve puzzles and creative tasks.

Suitable for children (from 7 years) and adults
Duration: approx. 120 minutes (individual stations can be selected)

You can download the rally sheet, a map of the park and the solution instructions for the rally sheet here.

Bayreuth, Hofgarten Eremitage: Parkrallye „Viel Grün und was dahinter steckt“
Eremitagestraße 4
95448 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth, Hofgarten Neues Schloss: Rallye „Hofgarten-Entdecker-Tour“

Wilhelmine's favourite dog Folichon leads the way through the courtyard garden and presents the explorers with one or two not-so-easy tasks.

Suitable for children (from 8 years) and adults
Duration: 60 minutes (individual stations can be selected)

Simply download the rally sheet, a map of the park and the solution instructions for the rally sheet here. They are also available at the ticket office in the New Palace (contribution towards costs: €2 per sheet).

Bayreuth, Hofgarten Neues Schloss: Rallye „Hofgarten-Entdecker-Tour“
Ludwigstraße 21
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Bastelspaß für Kreative - Barocke Ballmaske

Craft instructions "Baroque ball mask"

More than 275 years ago, Margravine Wilhelmine wrote in her diary: "That same evening, I had the pleasure of going to a masked ball where, as no one knew me, I had the fun of teasing quite a few masks." Masked balls were very popular in the 18th century, especially during carnival, of course. People chose a face mask or disguise that was designed to make them as unrecognisable as possible. Here you will find instructions and the corresponding template to make a baroque mask for your own masked ball.

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Bastelspaß für Kreative - Barocke Ballmaske
Ludwigstraße 21
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Entdeckerbogen "Neues Schloss"

A mysterious inhabitant of the New Castle has lost many letters on his way through the rooms. Solve some puzzles on your expedition through the New Castle, collect the letters and find out who the inhabitant was.

You can download the discovery sheet here. It is also available at the ticket office of the New Castle (contribution towards expenses: 2,- Euro/sheet)

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Entdeckerbogen "Neues Schloss"
Ludwigstraße 21
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Entdeckerheft "Das Neue Schloss für Kinder"

Out and about with Folichon, Margravine Wilhelmine's favourite dog

The booklet with stories, tasks to solve and discovery tips will take you on a varied rally through the state rooms of Bayreuth New Palace during your visit.

You can download the 28-page booklet here. It is also available at the ticket office of the New Palace (contribution towards expenses: 2,- Euro/booklet).

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Entdeckerheft "Das Neue Schloss für Kinder"
Ludwigstraße 21
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Museumstasche zum Ausleihen

Guided by Wilhelmine's favourite dog Folichon, parents and children solve tasks, listen to exciting stories and learn more about the world of Wilhelmine, Margravine of Bayreuth. And at the end there is even a reward for all the little explorers!

The museum bag is available free of charge on request from the museum ticket office in the New Palace. Suitable for families with children aged 6 to 12.

Bayreuth, Neues Schloss: Museumstasche zum Ausleihen
Ludwigstraße 21
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 75969-21
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.bayreuth-wilhelmine.de

Bayreuth: "Stadtgeschichte für Jung und Alt"

Discover historic Bayreuth with your family!

On this child-friendly city tour, children of pre-school and primary school age have the opportunity to discover Bayreuth in a completely different way. Because with anecdotes and stories from times long past, amusement and entertainment are guaranteed: What happened, for example, when a ghost called the "White Lady" almost frightened Napoelon to death in the New Palace? Or what did the poet Jean Paul do with the curls he used to cut off his poodle?

Children must be accompanied by a supervisor.

The meeting point for this tour is in front of the Tourist Information Centre at Opernstraße 22.

Dates and booking

After the city tour, there are also a few other to-dos that you can experience with your children. You can find a list here.

Bayreuth: "Stadtgeschichte für Jung und Alt"
Opernstraße 22
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921 88588
info@bayreuth-tourismus.de
www.bayreuth-tourismus.de

Bayreuth: Urwelt-Museum Oberfranken

Prehistoric World Museum Upper Franconia

The museum shows the history of the earth in Upper Franconia, in particular the history of life (palaeontology), the bedrock (geology) and the diversity of minerals (mineralogy). In the Urwelt-Museum, children (and adults too, of course) can playfully explore the history of the earth in Upper Franconia at various facilities. Several themed rallies provide plenty of fun for explorers.

Bayreuth: Urwelt-Museum Oberfranken
Kanzleistraße 1
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 921/ 51 12 11
verwaltung@urwelt-museum.de
www.urwelt-museum.de

Burg Guttenberg: Museum und Deutsche Greifenwarte

Guttenberg Castle is home to two real castle road highlights for families.

German Griffin Observatory Guttenberg Castle

The impressive variety of birds of prey can be admired during the public flight demonstrations. Besides, the audience can learn interesting things about eagles, vultures and other birds, which fly directly over the heads of the visitors. The demonstrations take place twice a day from April to November. Further information

Guttenberg Castle Museum

In its award-winning exhibition, the museum conveys everything about life at Rittenburg Castle. Visitors are taken on a breathtaking journey through time from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. Further information

Burg Guttenberg: Museum und Deutsche Greifenwarte
Burgstraße 1
74855 Haßmersheim
Telefon +49 (0) 6266 388
info@burg-guttenberg.de
burg-guttenberg.de

Burg Rabenstein: Falknerei

The falconry at Rabenstein Castle presents over 80 of the largest and most beautiful birds of prey in its beautifully situated owl and bird of prey park. During the daily flight demonstrations, spectators can see up to twelve different birds of prey flying and hunting. The animals often fly just a few centimetres above the heads of the enthusiastic spectators. A rare encounter between man and beast. 

Opening hours bird park

April to October:
Tuesday to Friday 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 13:00 to 17:00
Flight demonstrations (weather permitting): Tuesday to Sunday at 15:00
November to March: closed

Burg Rabenstein: Falknerei
Rabenstein 33
95491 Ahorntal
Telefon Telefon +49 (0)172 - 730 10 80
www.falknerei-rabenstein.de

Burg Rabenstein: Höhlenführungen

Cave tours

In the immediate vicinity of Rabenstein Castle is the entrance to an underground work of art of nature. The Sophienhöhle is one of the most beautiful stalactite caves in Germany. Impressive light installations in combination with the stalactites create a great atmosphere for your own explorations and various events. The cave can be explored all year round, guided tours take place regularly from March to November. Further information

Burg Rabenstein: Höhlenführungen
Rabenstein 33
95491 Ahorntal
Telefon +49 (0) 9202 9700440
info@burg-rabenstein.de
www.burg-rabenstein.de

Burg Rabenstein: Mittelaltermärkte

Twice a year, visitors to Rabenstein Castle embark on an exciting journey back in time to the Middle Ages. An extensive program is offered with jugglery, medieval field battles and show fights, puppet theater for children and a big fire show in the evening. Historical groups camp against the backdrop of the 800-year-old castle, merchants and craftsmen give insight into long extinct professions of the Middle Ages. Music is provided by various medieval groups. Of course, children and adults can also try their hand at these crafts, for example felting, forging and woodworking. The archery tournaments, where market visitors can prove themselves in archery, are also a special attraction for young and old. Further information

Burg Rabenstein: Mittelaltermärkte
Rabenstein 33
95491 Ahorntal
Telefon +49 (0) 9202 9700440
info@burg-rabenstein.de
www.burg-rabenstein.de

Burgmuseum Abenberg

Finally be a knight... In the new Abenberg Castle Museum, this dream comes true! Because here ‘1000 years of castle dreams’ come to life. The castle is full of secrets just waiting to be discovered. With their own key, visitors of all ages can explore the fascinating history of the castle, get to know past and present inhabitants in a virtual ancestral gallery and listen to medieval sounds.

At the same time, visitors can experience the connection between the castle's history and the town, the region and the world. They immerse themselves in a bygone era when real knights' tournaments took place at Abenberg Castle!

Burgmuseum Abenberg
Burgstraße 16
91183 Abenberg
Telefon 09171/814200
info@burg-abenberg.de
www.burg-abenberg.de

Cadolzburg: Erlebnismuseum Burg Cadolzburg

"HerrschaftsZeiten!": Adventure museum on the Cadolzburg castle

The history of Cadolzburg dates back to the 12th century. The impressive museum takes visitors on a journey that bridges the gap between the Middle Ages and modernity. Elaborate reproductions, productions and media stations involve all the senses and make life in the castle comprehensible. The museum is also attractive for children and young people through numerous games, media offers and feel stations.

Guided tour for families
“Times of Reign! This is how the Hohenzollerns lived at Cadolzburg.”
every first Sunday of the month at 11 a.m., duration 75 minutes

Free holiday workshop for families
Every Thursday during the Bavarian school holidays between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m

Further information

Cadolzburg: Erlebnismuseum Burg Cadolzburg
90556 Cadolzburg
Telefon +49 (0) 9103 70086-15
burg-cadolzburg@bsv.bayern.de
www.burg-cadolzburg.de

Cadolzburg: Kletterwald Weiherhof

Experience excitement, fun and thrills in the middle of beautiful nature. You can expect 14 exciting courses with different levels of difficulty for young and old. The adventure course, the 3D archery course, traditional archery, the ArrowTag, SAFE Archery, bubble soccer, geocaching and a natural bowling alley give the climbing forest even more variety, diversity and appeal. The extraordinary atmosphere in the open air makes your visit an unforgettable experience. Climbing fun for the whole family!

Cadolzburg: Kletterwald Weiherhof
Banderbacherstraße 301
90513 Zirndorf
Telefon Telefon 0931 29699710
info@kletterwald-weiherhof.de
www.kletterwald-weiherhof.de

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Actionbound-App

"Potzblitz and gunpowder vapour - an interactive tour around the Veste": With the free Actionbound app, families with children or children aged 10 and over can experience history interactively! You play on your own smartphones or tablets. Online map material helps you to track down special places. There is usually a hidden task to be solved. And you get points for doing so.

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Actionbound-App
Veste Coburg
96450 Coburg
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9561 879-0
sekretariat@kunstsammlungen-coburg.de
veste.kunstsammlungen-coburg.de

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Familienführungen

Family tours

The permanent exhibition in the Veste Coburg will be made accessible to children of all ages with a special guided tour. For example, children with their parents, grandparents with grandchildren or uncles and aunts with nieces and nephews are addressed. Young and old learn everything about the life of the nobility in the castle, the knights' weapons and armour, hunting and means of transport of bygone times.

Dates and further information

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Familienführungen
Veste Coburg
96450 Coburg
Telefon +49 (0) 9561 879-0
sekretariat@kunstsammlungen-coburg.de
veste.kunstsammlungen-coburg.de

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Kinder-Audioguide

A clever griffin and a grumpy dragon - these are the two talking characters of the audio guide tour in the art collections of the Veste Coburg. In the form of a audio play dialogue, the two mythical creatures lead the visitor to 20 stations with selected objects. While the grumpy dragon searches for mythical creatures, the griffin knows exciting stories about the historical rooms and exhibits of the Veste. Even an old dragon learns something!

The visit to all the stations takes just over an hour and is suitable for visitors aged 6 and over.
 
The entertaining audio guide for children and the young at heart is available at the museum ticket office for a rental fee of 2 euros.

More information

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Kinder-Audioguide
Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg
96450 Coburg
Telefon +49 (0) 9561 879-0
sekretariat@kunstsammlungen-coburg.de
www.veste.kunstsammlungen-coburg.de

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Museumsrallye

Two rallies offer discovery fun on the Veste Coburg:

The rally “As a detective through the art collections” includes 16 tasks and is only suitable for smaller children with the help of adults. Children aged 12 and over can complete the rally alone. It is relatively extensive and leads to almost all departments of the art collections. A clipboard with a pencil and the answer sheet can be borrowed. Duration: approx. 60 minutes.

The rally “Detective game: What kind of spot is that?” is a mythical animal search suitable for children aged around 8 years and up. It only includes 4 questions and leads to 4 specific departments of the art collections: Hunting Intarsia Room, Old German Collection (Stone Bower), Historical Glass (Carl Eduard Building) and the Carriage and Sleigh Hall (Duchess Building). The duration of the rally depends on how quickly the routes between the departments are covered. The solutions are printed on the back. Pencils are available.

Can be ordered free of charge at any time by calling 0 9561 879 48 or fuehrungen@kunstsammlungen-coburg.de 

More information

Coburg, Kunstsammlungen Veste Coburg: Museumsrallye
Veste Coburg
96450 Coburg
Telefon +49 (0) 9561 879-0
sekretariat@kunstsammlungen-coburg.de
veste.kunstsammlungen-coburg.de

Coburg: Veste-Express - Coburgs "Bimmelbahn"

Of course, you can also reach the Veste Coburg on foot. The very varied walk through the idyllic courtyard garden takes about half an hour and is great fun - especially in fine weather. However, the castle complex is on an elevation and the path leads steadily uphill. So walkers need to have a bit of stamina and fitness to walk up the hill. It is much more comfortable to take the Coburg Geckobahn, which children like to call the "Bimmelbahn". During the summer months, the yellow-green Veste Express waits for its guests in Herrngasse near Coburg's tourist information office - conveniently almost in front of an ice cream parlour - and takes them up to the Fränkische Krone and back along the edge of the Hofgarten.

The Coburg Geckobahn runs from Tuesday to Sunday from April to October, depending on the weather. You can find out the exact times at the tourist information office, at the bus stop or here.

Coburg: Veste-Express - Coburgs "Bimmelbahn"
Telefon +49 177 6623535
info@geckobahn.de
geckobahn.de

Colmberg, Hotel Burg Colmberg: Eselwanderung

Donkey hikes are particularly interesting for those who enjoy spending time in nature, want to be active on holiday, admire beautiful natural scenery and enjoy having an animal friend by their side. Admire the beauty of nature while you take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful landscape of Colmberg with the donkeys Bune, Emma, Lotte or Kasper. Experience the calm and empathy of these animals and learn exciting facts about donkeys.

Information and booking

Colmberg, Hotel Burg Colmberg: Eselwanderung
www.bines-biobauernhof.de

Colmberg, Hotel Burg Colmberg: Wildwanderungen

On the trail of fallow deer and red deer: on this exclusive wildlife hike, you can enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of nature while learning a lot about the regional fauna and flora of romantic Franconia. Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours (two routes between 3-4 km), price € 4 per person.

Colmberg, Hotel Burg Colmberg: Wildwanderungen
An der Burgenstraße
91598 Colmberg
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9803 91920
Telefax Telefax +49 (0) 9803 262
info@burg-colmberg.de
burg-colmberg.de

Eberbach: Freibad

Eberbach swimming pool

The open-air swimming pool with its four heated pools, two diving boards, water slide, table tennis, chessboard, playground, volleyball, basketball and soccer field as well as its beautiful view of Eberbach is one of the most beautiful pools in the entire Neckar valley. The outdoor pool offers games, fun, fitness and relaxation for the whole family. The water temperature is at least 24°C throughout.

Eberbach: Freibad
In der Au 2
69412 Eberbach
Telefon +49 (0) 6271 7611
www.stadtwerke-eberbach.de

Eberbach: Naturparkzentrum Neckartal-Odenwald

In the Nature Park Center in the "Thalheim'sches House" the nature of the surrounding area can be experienced in a new way - with all senses and a lot of fun, games and interesting facts for young and old.

Further information

Eberbach: Naturparkzentrum Neckartal-Odenwald
Kellereistraße 36
69412 Eberbach
Telefon +49 (0) 6271 942275
info@naturpark-neckartal-odenwald.de
www.naturpark-neckartal-odenwald.de

Eberbach: Ohrsbergturm

Ohrsberg Lookout Tower

The Ohrsberg, still young in geological terms, is a product of the Neckar's development. The striking hilltop was once flowed around by river loops called meanders. The Ohrsberg remained after they were cut off and silted up and lies 229 m above sea level.

The tower of the same name on it is another 17.50 m high and was built in 1970.

In the 13th century, there was probably a fortified enclosure on the summit of the Ohrsberg, which served to protect the town. The moat can still be seen today. A wooden tower probably stood on the site of the Ohrsberg tower at that time.

The Ohrsberg circular trail is impressive because it is easy to walk and close to the town. Only 5 minutes from the railway station, you are already in the middle of the forest.

Those who take the short detour to the tower are rewarded with a magnificent view of the city and the Neckar valley.

Eberbach: Ohrsbergturm
Im Ruhbaum 16
69412 Eberbach
www.ohrsberg.de

Eberbach: Stadtrallye

Town-Rallye through Eberbach

With pen and question booklet through the city. A hidden object game for children that leads through the historic old town of Eberbach. The search tasks guide the children to very special places in the city's history, past various squares and towers in the city. The papers are available at the tourist-information for free during the opening hours (only in German).

Eberbach: Stadtrallye
Leopoldsplatz 1
69412 Eberbach
Telefon +49 (0) 6271 872-42
tourismus@eberbach.de
www.eberbach.de

Eberbach: Stadtwald und höchster Baum

Beautiful hiking trails, idyllic tranquillity and fairytale beauty characterise Eberbach am Neckar and the surrounding landscape.

Those who want to marvel not only at native trees and shrubs but also at their exotic relatives will find them in the Eberbach Arboretum. Divided into 17 geographical areas, there are over 200 different plant species.

Did you know that Germany's tallest tree at times is in Eberbach?
The Douglas firs in the region have always attracted attention because of their enormous vigour. That is why in 1997 they were measured by experts using the most modern measuring equipment. The result was impressive: one of the Douglas firs had reached a growth height of 59.9 metres and was thus considered the tallest tree in Germany. In the meantime, the Douglas fir measures a proud 62.45 metres.

Eberbach: Stadtwald und höchster Baum
Leopoldsplatz 1
69412 Eberbach
Telefon +49 (0) 6271 87242
Telefax +49 (0) 6271 87254
tourismus@eberbach.de
www.eberbach.de

Eberbach: Wildgehege

Holdergrund with red deer nature trail

A beautiful hiking trail leads around the wild boar and red deer enclosures in the Holdergrund. The red deer nature trail conveys the connections between forest and red deer. Along the way, there are three barbecue facilities in addition to a very idyllic section along the Holderbach. The Itterbach, which flows by, invites especially children to play. The starting and end point of the round trip is the nature park hiking board at the parking lot in the Holdergrund. This is how you find your way to the hiking parking lot: Follow the road "Alte Dielbacher Straße" into the woods until you reach the barrier. Here you will find a nature park overview board with various hiking trails.

More about the circular hiking trail (only in German)

Eberbach: Wildgehege
Leopoldsplatz 1
69412 Eberbach
Telefon +49 (0) 6271 87-242
tourismus@eberbach.de
www.eberbach.de

Ebern: Erlebnispfade (Wildkatze, Sagen, Steinerlebnis, Natur)

About 4.5 km outside of Ebern in the district of Reutersbrunn you will find the adventure trail "On the trail of the wildcat..."

Visitors to the forest can learn about the shy animal and its habitat at ten child-friendly stations. The carved tomcat "Eberhard" leads visitors about 2 km through the forest.

The trail is accessible all year round.

More information

Ebern: Erlebnispfade (Wildkatze, Sagen, Steinerlebnis, Natur)
www.ebern.de

Ebern: Waldspielplatz

If you love nature, you are in good hands here.

There is a lot to discover at the forest playground. Around the lake and in the forest there is a climbing net, various swings, a seesaw, a ropeway, a sandpit and much more.

Ebern: Waldspielplatz
Freizeitanlage Weißfichtensee
96106 Ebern
www.naturpark-hassberge.de

Ebern: Wandern mit Kindern - "Unterwegs mit Rosi"

Since summer 2018, Rosi, Ebern's unique vinegar-rose thick-feathered soft bug, has been guiding us through the former Ebern military training area. The former military area has been developing as a species-rich nature reserve since the soldiers left in 2004.

Exercise in the fresh air and learn how former military use and today's flora and fauna interact - that's what you can experience here. Stamps can be collected at 14 information and activity stations. For a full card, there is a surprise at the tourist information office!

Ebern: Wandern mit Kindern - "Unterwegs mit Rosi"
Wanderparkplatz am Ende der Balthasar-Neumann-Straße
96106 Ebern
Telefon +49 (0) 9531 629-14
www.naturpark-hassberge.de

Ebern: Wandern rund um Ebern

The nature around Ebern is perfect for a family outing. There are several hiking trails

10 km away (Pfarrweisach-Lichtenstein) - On the Legend Trail through the Lichtenstein Rock Labyrinth - 800m (plus extension Teufelsstein 1000m) long path past strange rock formations such as Tränenfelsen or Walfischfelsen. The Lichtenstein castle ruins right next door complete the "legendary" excursion. complete.

17 km away (Maroldsweisach-Geroldswind) - The Stone Experience Trail on the Zeilberg Mountain - A 3.7 km long circular trail around the quarry with great views and a variety of various play stations. The "Haus auf dem Zeilberg" has a cosy cosy beer garden with playground.

21 km away (Königsberg i. Bay.) - Experience "Natour Haßberge" on the nature adventure trail near Königsberg - A 2.5 to 3 km long trail through fields and orchards with many stations and a great adventure playground.

All trails have been set up and are maintained by Naturpark Haßberge e.V.

Ebern: Wandern rund um Ebern
www.naturpark-hassberge.de

Familienführung: Gartenfüchse in Schwetzingen

Deer, snakes, lions and sea monsters: children and adults playfully discover the castle garden. They encounter wild animals and mythical creatures. The aim is to decipher the riddles of ancient tales of the gods. This is the only way to find the clue to the next station! Clever and creative, skilful and fast: this is how the garden foxes master the tasks. At the end, all participants receive a certificate.

Duration: approx. 2 hours
Registration required by phone +49(0)62 21.65 88 80 or service@schloss-schwetzingen.com

Dates

Familienführung: Gartenfüchse in Schwetzingen
www.schloss-schwetzingen.de

Fränkische Schweiz: Erlebnispark Schloss Thurn

In the family park at Schloss Thurn, sensations and attractions await all visitors young and old, as well as peace and relaxation. Let yourself be enchanted by a world of fantasy where you can experience adventure, spectacle and magic. Thrilling rides, unforgettable shows, extraordinary highlights, exciting stories and enchanted oases of peace make a day at one of the largest amusement parks in Germany a superlative experience. Whether it's the fairytale forest, petting zoo, fun park, animal park, western town or one of the other destinations in the amusement park: everyone will find their favourite place here. Rollercoaster, water slide, white water ride and many other rides provide plenty of fun and action. The absolute highlights are the shows that take place here almost every day. Around the castle, cowboys get up to mischief in the western town, noble knights make the park unsafe and show how brave the brave heroes had to be many hundreds of years ago. Exciting magic shows thrill visitors. In the bat centre, a museum provides information about the mystical mammals that can fly. Native animals such as the proud fallow deer, the cuddly black-necked goats or the stubborn donkeys can be observed in the game enclosure.

Fränkische Schweiz: Erlebnispark Schloss Thurn
Schlossplatz 4
91336 Heroldsbach
Telefon Telefon +49 9190 929898
Telefax Telefax +49 9190 929888
info@schloss-thurn.de
schloss-thurn.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Ebermannnstadt: Dampfbahn Fränkische Schweiz e. V.

Rides with the Museum Train Ebermannstadt - Behringersmühle
Always on Sundays and public holidays historic trains pass through the idyllic Wiesenttal from April 30th to October 15th 2017. In December Santa rides are offered.

Timetable and tickets (only in German)

Fränkische Schweiz/Ebermannnstadt: Dampfbahn Fränkische Schweiz e. V.
Bahnhofsplatz 1 (Bahnhof Ebermannstadt)
91316 Ebermannstadt
Telefon +49 (0) 9194 725175
service@dampfbahn.net
www.dampfbahn.net

Fränkische Schweiz/Ebermannstadt: Ebser-Wald-Klima-Pfad

The Ebs Forest Climate Trail was developed and set up in September 2022 by the Burg Feuerstein youth centre in cooperation with Christian König ("Wetter-Klima-Umwelt" agency) and Sibylle Appoldt ("Raus in den Wald"). The freely accessible trail currently has 14 stations and leads from the Ebermannstadt market square up to the grounds of the Burg Feuerstein youth centre. The trail is enriched with impulses and illuminates the topics of forest, climate, climate change, cultural landscape and microclimate, health and nutrition.

Fränkische Schweiz/Ebermannstadt: Ebser-Wald-Klima-Pfad
Burg Feuerstein 2
91320 Ebermannstadt
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 91 94 76 74 - 0
anmeldung@burg-feuerstein.de
burg-feuerstein.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Egloffstein: Wildpark Hundshaupten

On a circular walk through the Hundshaupten Wildlife Park near Egloffstein, you will stroll past dwarf goats, alpacas, raccoons and many other wild animals. You hike along a stream through the rocky scenery past tall beeches, spruces and maples, climbing a few metres in altitude along the way. Wonderful views of the nearby mountain castle and the landscape of the Trubach Valley make you forget the effort of the climb.

The Hundshaupten Wildlife Park is a favourite destination for families in particular. Open all year round, you can observe almost 40 native animal species on a short hike through the spacious grounds. Parents can enjoy good Franconian cuisine in the catering area while the children play with the goats within sight or have fun in the playground.

"Experience nature and animals...", the focus is on the interaction between animals, nature and people. Visitors should be as close as possible to the animals and become enthusiastic about the local flora and fauna as well as the special landscape features of Franconian Switzerland.

Fränkische Schweiz/Egloffstein: Wildpark Hundshaupten
Hundshaupten 62
91349 Egloffstein
Telefon Telefon +49 9191 861280
info@wildpark-hundshaupten.de
www.wildpark-hundshaupten.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Forchheim: Kaiserpfalz Forchheim - Familienrallye

On a discovery tour with Pfalzi and Löbe
Would you like to playfully discover the various museums in the Imperial Palace together, find exciting objects, solve tasks and be creative? Are you curious? Just ask for the family rally at the Palatinate Museum ticket office!
The family rally consists of a leaflet with instructions, questions on various topics, marked routes, floor plans, materials for the hands-on stations (shells, dice, raffia, copper wire) and pencils. The programme is recommended for children aged 6 and over.
Cost: 15.00 euros including admission for families

Fränkische Schweiz/Forchheim: Kaiserpfalz Forchheim - Familienrallye
Kapellenstraße 16
91301 Forchheim
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9191 714-327
kaiserpfalz@forchheim.de
kaiserpfalz.forchheim.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Forchheim: Kaiserpfalz Forchheim - Spielekiste

Little Ring, litte ring you must wander... a chest full of fun and games!

Do you actually know what children used to play with and what they loved? Favourite games from times gone by await you at our playground in the Pfalzgraben. You'll find everything you need for sack races, throwing rings, tug-of-war and much more in the wooden chest at the "When grandmas and grandpas were little..." station. You can get the key to the chest for a deposit at the museum ticket office.

Have fun!

Fränkische Schweiz/Forchheim: Kaiserpfalz Forchheim - Spielekiste
Kapellenstraße 16
91301 Forchheim
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9191 714-327
kaiserpfalz@forchheim.de
kaiserpfalz.forchheim.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Gößweinstein: Esperhöhle

The Esperhöhle cave, popularly known as Klingloch, is located around 900 metres north-west of Leutzdorf and is one of the largest and most impressive karst structures in Franconian Switzerland. It is the remains of what was once a large cave system. The entrance portal to the cave is spectacular. A passageway, where you should keep your head down, leads into an impressive small doline, surrounded by rock walls over 20 metres high. At the end of the small doline is a 2 metre deep descent that leads to the middle level of the cave. Caution is advised here - the descent should not be attempted without climbing skills. Up to this point, however, it is safe to enter, even for children. During the winter months, the Esper Cave serves as a roost for hundreds of bats. As these animals must not be startled during hibernation, the cave may not be entered in the period from 1 October to 15 April.

Fränkische Schweiz/Gößweinstein: Esperhöhle
Burgstraße 6
 Gößweinstein
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9242 456
Telefax Telefax +49 (0) 9242 1863
info@goessweinstein.de
www.ferienzentrum-goessweinstein.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Gößweinstein: Felsensteig im Eibenwald

The Felsensteig trail is located in the middle of the Eibenwald natural forest reserve on the slope of the Wiesenttal valley in the immediate vicinity of Gößweinstein Castle. The Felsensteig is a short but spectacular trail that is built into a deep, particularly impressive rocky gorge. The path can be walked without safety measures, but you should wear good shoes and be sure-footed.

Fränkische Schweiz/Gößweinstein: Felsensteig im Eibenwald
Burgstraße 6
91327 Gößweinstein
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9242 456
Telefax Fax +49 (0) 9242 1863
info@goessweinstein.de
www.ferienzentrum-goessweinstein.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Gößweinstein: Höhenschwimmbad

The special appeal of the Gößweinstein high-altitude swimming pool is its location: the exposed hill at the entrance to the town offers an almost sensational view of the town with its pilgrimage basilica and castle and yet is only 250 meters from the town center. The high-altitude swimming pool is embedded in intact nature and invites you to linger and dream. The area with its various terraces and bizarre-looking rock formations offers unexpected natural enjoyment. As a near-natural bathing water, it works exclusively with biological water treatment.

Opening hours
June 1st to September 15th
Weather permitting, daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m
Free entry (no lifeguard, the water depth is only 1.35 meters)

Fränkische Schweiz/Gößweinstein: Höhenschwimmbad
Schützenstraße 1
91327 Gößweinstein
www.ferienzentrum-goessweinstein.de

Fränkische Schweiz/Pottenstein: Erlebnismeile Pottenstein

The Pottenstein Adventure Mile is unique in the whole of Bavaria with 24 leisure activities in a very small space. Families in particular can look forward to the wide range of leisure activities on offer. From fascinating encounters with nature to authentic cultural experiences and a comprehensive range of sports, the Pottenstein Adventure Mile has many attractions for you in a very small space.

Highlights of the Adventure Mile include the Devil's Cave with its fascinating stalactite formations, Pottenstein Castle, the Franconian Switzerland Museum, the Pottenstein Climbing Forest, the Adventure Rock with summer toboggan run and lofty views from the Skywalk and the Soccer Park. The adventure mile also includes a fossil tapping site, boat hire at Schöngrundsee lake, the "Himmelsleiter" observation tower and the Pottenstein rock pool, Bavaria's oldest outdoor pool and one of the most beautiful in Germany. More about the Pottenstein adventure mile

Fränkische Schweiz/Pottenstein: Erlebnismeile Pottenstein
Forchheimer Straße 1
91278 Pottenstein
Telefon +49 (0) 9243 708-41
info@pottenstein.de
www.pottenstein.de

Heidelberg: Familienoffensive Heidelberg

Especially for children, the Family Initiative Heidelberg offers a free printed map of the old town. It contains important information about places of interest and all kinds of interesting stories that invite you to discover the streets and alleys of Heidelberg. There are also online suggestions for walks in the Old Town that are suitable for children.

Further information

Heidelberg: Familienoffensive Heidelberg
Plöck 2a
69117 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 58-37980
familienoffensive@heidelberg.de
www.heidelberg.de

Heidelberg: Märchenparadies

The fairytale paradise is a popular leisure park for families on the Königstuhl. Rediscover numerous fairy tales with their endearing, mysterious characters in the leisure park, such as Snow White, Dwarf Nose, Rumpelstiltskin or the Liar Baron. Whether it's a speedy dragon ride, a witch's ride or fun on the new climbing castle - children can let off steam to their heart's content on a total park area of 48,000 square metres. Free parking is available for guests travelling by car.

Heidelberg: Märchenparadies
Königstuhl 5a
69117 Heidelberg
Telefon Telefon: +49 6221 23416
info@maerchenparadies.de
www.maerchen-paradies.de

Heidelberg: Neckarwiese

The Neckar meadow in Heidelberg offers an ideal space for recreation, play, sport and fun.
Children amuse themselves on the playgrounds, others walk across the meadow and paths, the next play volleyball or sunbathe. The 5-hectare area of the Neckar meadow offers a place for thousands.
Picturesquely situated on the riverbank, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the old town and the castle from here. Walkers stroll along the chestnut avenue at the edge - an extension of the path in the direction of Schwabenheimer Schleuse or Ziegelhausen - and enjoy taking a break here.

The water playground at the DLRG station is a popular meeting place for families, as is the skateboard facility at the Ernst Walz Bridge for sports enthusiasts. The pedal boat rental also offers the opportunity to experience the unique atmosphere from the water. The castle illumination with fireworks, which takes place three times a year, can also be enjoyed particularly well from the Neckar meadow.

Heidelberg: Neckarwiese
Uferstraße
69120 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 5844444
info@heidelberg-marketing.de
heidelberg-marketing.de

Heidelberg: Puppentheater Plappermaul e.V.

Traditional hand puppet theatre in a contemporary form. The play is performed in three-dimensional, elaborate stage sets. The programme is aimed at children between the ages of 3 and 8 and their adult companions.
Puppet Theatre Plappermaul wants to give children their first positive theatre experiences that are more intense than digital media - live and unique at every performance. Children are encouraged to participate emotionally in what is happening on stage and to become active and creative themselves. The theatre brings different generations together through shared experience and is a place of integration and inclusion. In addition to many of its own plays, the Plappermaul also regularly hosts guest performances. The theatre hall in the Pfaffengrund district of Heidelberg has about 70 seats - the younger visitors always sit in the front rows, of course.

Heidelberg: Puppentheater Plappermaul e.V.
Steinhofweg 20
69123 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 176 45909995
kontakt@puppentheater-Plappermaul.de
puppentheater-plappermaul.de

Heidelberg: Schloss Heidelberg

Nowhere is history more vivid than in castles and palaces. That's why Heidelberg Castle also has a varied guided tour program for children and families - from the discovery tour with Hugo, the castle ghost, to murder in the castle ruins.

•     Guessing fun: Murder in the castle
•     ‘Locked Castle 1’ - Crack the castle! A puzzle tour through the castle ruins for the whole family
•     ‘Locked Castle 2’ - Now it's time to break in! A puzzle tour for the whole family
•     Journey back to the time of the knights - family tour with fun and games

Heidelberg: Schloss Heidelberg
Schlosshof 1
69117 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 658880
info@schloss-heidelberg.de
www.schloss-heidelberg.de

Heidelberg: Tinnunculus - Die Falknerei in Heidelberg

The Tinnunculus falconry on the Königstuhl is an excursion destination especially for families. Falconer Uwe Jakob offers flight demonstrations from April to October in all weathers.

Heidelberg: Tinnunculus - Die Falknerei in Heidelberg
Königstuhl 2a
69117 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 485936
tinnunculus-heidelberg.de

Heidelberg: Walderlebnispfad

The Forest Experience Trail is a circular path for families with children to experience the forest in a playful way.
On the approximately two-kilometre-long Forest Experience Trail, the name says it all. Small and "big" children are invited to experience the forest in a playful way. It is important to take your time to feel, smell, see and hear everything there is to discover in the forest. Attention to detail gives the circular trail a dreamy look. The path leads into the depths of the forest. Adventures big and small can be experienced here. Imagination can be given free rein and you can immerse yourself in the world of the forest with your eyes, ears, noses and hands. The forest adventure trail is also suitable for prams. The entrance is directly at the Königsstuhl, which is easy to reach by mountain railway and by car. In addition, bus line 39 runs regularly from Bismarckplatz to the Königstuhl and line 30 from Universitätsplatz to the observatory stop on the Königstuhl.

Heidelberg: Walderlebnispfad
Königstuhl
69117 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 5844444
info@heidelberg-marketing.de
heidelberg-marketing.de

Heidelberg: Zoo

"Experience life live" is the motto of Heidelberg Zoo: come face to face with a lion, discover a red panda high up in the branches, watch bull elephants taking a bath - all this and more is possible at Heidelberg Zoo. In addition, there are many other exciting offers: Whether it's a look behind the scenes, a guided tour outside regular opening hours or special workshop offers at the zoo.

Heidelberg: Zoo
Tiergartenstraße
69120 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 6455-0
www.zoo-heidelberg.de

Heilbronn: experimenta – Science Center Heilbronn

Germany's largest Science Center offers a wide variety of activities for young and old researchers. The focus here is on experimentation, knowledge and innovation. The discovery worlds inspire with more than 270 interactive stations on four exhibition levels. A real highlight for all ages is the Science Dome, a unique combination of planetarium and theatre, where visitors can travel virtually through space or experience fascinating laser and experimental shows. The experimental theatre is designed for children up to the age of ten and provides an entertaining and vivid introduction to science and technology. The Maker Space as a platform for experimentation and workshop for practical work as well as the Forum as a place for exciting dialogue round off the experimenta programme.

Heilbronn: experimenta – Science Center Heilbronn
Experimenta-Platz
74072 Heilbronn
Telefon +49 (0) 7131 887950
info@experimenta.science
www.experimenta.science

Heilbronn: Museum im Deutschhof

Offers for children and families

In the museum in the Deutschhof, young and old visitors discover fascinating exhibits from the fields of archaeology, art, natural and cultural history under one roof. Admission to all permanent exhibitions is free.

Heilbronn: Museum im Deutschhof
Deutschhofstraße 6
74072 Heilbronn
Telefon +49 (0) 7131 562295
museen-hn@heilbronn.de
museen.heilbronn.de

Kirchberg: Adventuregolf Jagsttal

Normal mini golf is a thing of the past! Adventure golf is a type of course golf that originated in the USA. The courses are usually made of artificial turf, are not standardised and contain many unusual elements such as bridges, caves, hills and much more. Many adventure golf courses are planned and built by landscape gardeners and adapted to their surroundings. Popular features include artificial streams and waterfalls, where the individual holes can only be reached via bridges, for example.

The Jagststal adventure golf course comprises 9 themed courses on around 1,500 square metres and offers fun for young and old. It can be played all year round and is open all day. Please note: The golf course is not floodlit.

Kirchberg: Adventuregolf Jagsttal
Gaggstatter Str. 35
74592 Kirchberg an der Jagst
Telefon 07954 - 29 800 04
Telefax 07954 - 29 899 23
info@haus-jagstblick.de
www.haus-jagstblick.de

Kirchberg: Familien-Erlebnisweg

Kirchberg: Familien-Erlebnisweg
www.kirchberg-jagst.de

Kirchberg: Streichelzoo / Alpakawanderungen Haus Jagstblick

Kirchberg: Petting zoo / alpaca hikes Haus Jagstblick

The Kirchberg petting zoo is a highlight for young and old - an excursion destination for children, parents and grandparents. It is home to alpacas, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits and peacocks. Admission is free, donations are welcome.

Public alpaca walks are offered on the first Sunday of every month. Dates:

    04.02.2024 | 3-6 p.m.
    03.03.2024 | 3-6 p.m.
    07.04.2024 | 3-6 p.m.
    05.05.2024 | 3-6 p.m.
    02.06.2024 | 5-8 p.m.
    07.07.2024 | 5-8 p.m.
    04.08.2024 | 5-8 p.m.
    01.09.2024 | 5-8 p.m.
    06.10.2024 | 5-8 p.m.
    03.11.2024 | 3-6 p.m.
    01.12.2024 | 3-6 p.m.

Kirchberg: Streichelzoo / Alpakawanderungen Haus Jagstblick
Gaggstatter Str. 35
74592 Kirchberg an der Jagst
Telefon  07954 - 29 800 04
Telefax  07954 - 29 899 23
info@haus-jagstblick.de
www.haus-jagstblick.de

Kletterturm - Öhringen

The climbing tower was built in 2016 and is operated by the Waldenburg vocational college. There are 48 climbing elements on four levels, offering plenty of fun. There is also the “Flying Fox” over the Ohrn, an extra children's course for the little ones and the free viewing platform at a height of 15 meters offers a fantastic view of Öhringen. Climbing appointments can be booked here during the opening times shown.

Kletterturm - Öhringen
74613 Öhringen
Telefon Telefon: 07942-9121-0
schule@bk-waldenburg.de
www.bk-waldenburg.de

Kronach, Festung Rosenberg - Kinder-Festungsführung

Guided tour of the fortress for children

The tour takes place from April to October every Saturday at 1.00 pm. Duration: 60 minutes.
Registration required by telephone 09261 - 60410

Meeting point: Information/Cash desk, Rosenberg Fortress
Age: from 6 years

Further information

Kronach, Festung Rosenberg - Kinder-Festungsführung
Festung 1
96317 Kronach
Telefon +49 (0) 9261 6041-0
festung@stadt-kronach.de
www.kronach.de

Kulmbach, Plassenburg: Bastelanleitung „Ritterhelm“

Would you like to visit Plassenburg Castle dressed "appropriately"? Then why not make yourself a knight's helmet with a flip-up visor!
You can download the handicraft instructions and the "visor" template here.

Kulmbach, Plassenburg: Bastelanleitung „Ritterhelm“
Festungsberg 26
95326 Kulmbach
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9221 8220-0
Telefax Telefax +49 (0) 9221 8220-26
sgvbayreuth@bsv.bayern.de
www.schloesser-bayern.de

Kulmbach: Familienwanderweg "Rehbergweg"

Walk over soft forest soil, feel roots, feel moss, smell berries, grasses, mushrooms, wood and leaves: In our beech forest with beech trees up to 30 metres high, there is a lot that you can explore with all your senses. On the way, we recommend that you and your family take a break at the friendly organic farmer "Rangabauer". Not only can you enjoy a tasty snack there, but you can also let off steam on the large play area with a straw castle, swings, a goal wall, a slide and much more! The highlight of the hike is certainly the Rehberg itself: From here you have a perfect view of the Plassenburg castle, the Buchwald forest and the town of Kulmbach.

Length and duration: 11.7 km, walking time just under 4 hours
Start and finish: Car park at the pavilion on the Rehberg

Kulmbach: Familienwanderweg "Rehbergweg"
 Kulmbach

Kulmbach: Freibad

Starting with the new diving pool with a 1 m, 3 m and 5 m diving facility, a water climbing wall with a total height of 7 m and a climbing height of 5 m, the three-lane large slide, the extensive pool landscape and the heated mother-child hall, right up to the beach volleyball courts, the Kulmbach outdoor pool is a modern, versatile and relaxing leisure facility.

Kulmbach: Freibad
Am Schwimmbad 26
95326 Kulmbach
Telefon +49 (0) 9221 2657
stadtwerke-kulmbach.de

Kulmbach: Naturlehrpfad am Rehberg

Nature trail on the Rehberg: an experience for all the senses
 
Mom & Dad want to get out into nature and go for a walk, but you don't feel like it? Then take your parents with you on our nature trail on the Rehberg! There are so many exciting things to explore there that you are guaranteed to have fun on the trip too!
In a jumping pit, for example, you can compare your long jump results with those of a hare, wood mouse, deer or lynx. Then there is a path where you can walk barefoot and feel the different floor coverings of the forest. Many more great surprises are waiting for you here! If you finally climb the Rehturm on Rehberg, built in 1498, you will be rewarded with a super cool view!

Length and duration: approx. 4 km, walking time approx. 2 hours, 21 stations

The recreation area on Rehberg, located close to the city, is also a popular destination for walkers and hikers. A circular route (Frankenwaldsteigla "Rehbergweg", 11 km, ~ 3.5 hours) leads from the Plassenburg to the Rehberg and through the old town back to the starting point.

Kulmbach: Naturlehrpfad am Rehberg
95326 Kulmbach
kulmbach.de

Kulmbach: Stadtrallye

Do you enjoy puzzles and want to explore Kulmbach on your own?
Then take part in our city rally.

You can get the puzzle booklet at the Tourist Info.

Kulmbach: Stadtrallye
Buchbindergasse 5
95326 Kulmbach
Telefon +49 (0) 9221 95880
kulmbach.de

Langenzenn: Jump4all - Trampolinpark

Welcome to our modern trampoline hall in the Fürth metropolitan region. Do you want to really let off steam for once? Do you like jumping and want to reach your athletic limits? Then the Jumphalle in Langenzenn near Fürth is definitely the right place for you. Trampolines, gladiator battle areas, a ninja course, a foam pit, a climbing wall, an interactive cardio wall "catch the light", dodgeball dodge ball jump, basketball jump, a wipeout sweeper, bouncy castle, wall jump, free jump trampolines and many other attractions await you here and will challenge your last ounces of strength. Don't worry, there's no limit to the fun you can have.

Langenzenn: Jump4all - Trampolinpark
Sportplatzstraße 13
90579 Langenzenn
Telefon +49 (0) 9101 1414
www.jump4all.de

Langenzenn: Kindertheater "Die Klostermäuse"

In 2002, the children's theatre "Die Klostermäuse" was founded and successfully established. To this day, the Klostermäuse remain true to their motto "Children play for children". The active promotion of young talent by the Klosterhofspiele Langenzenn has borne fruit in all areas. Many Klostermäuse are active in the Youth Theatre Club (founded in 2012) and/or on the Klosterhof summer stage, whether as actors or as helpers in technology, make-up and much more.

Langenzenn: Kindertheater "Die Klostermäuse"
Nürnberger Straße 22
90579 Langenzenn
info@klosterhofspiele.de
www.klostermaeuse.de

Langenzenn: Spielplatz ZennOase

Leisure zone on the Zenn

A recreation and leisure park for all ages extends directly along the little river Zenn. An adventure playground and a small children's playground, a labyrinth, climbing rocks and a water playground invite you to romp and play. For adults there is also a movement course, quiet zones and a beer garden. E-bikes can also be recharged at a charging station there.

Further information

Langenzenn: Spielplatz ZennOase
Alte Zennstraße 10
90579 Langenzenn

Langenzenn: Swin- und Fußball Golf in Horbach

Swin Golf is the new trend sport from France. At the beginning of the 80s, Laurent de Vilmorin developed the Swin club and the Swin ball for golfers who also want to practice their sport on a rustic terrain. Playing golf without etiquette and incomprehensible rules, child's play to learn. Without the expensive membership and equipment common in "classic" golf, Swin Golf is the ideal recreational fun for the whole family.

Football golf has its origins in Scandinavia. Our course comprises 18 holes on an area of 30,000 m². The game is played with a normal football, which is shot from a tee into a defined target. Between the tee and the target, various obstacles have to be overcome. The aim is to complete the entire 18 holes with as few shots as possible. The ideal leisure time fun for the whole family!

Langenzenn: Swin- und Fußball Golf in Horbach
Vogelgasse 6
90579 Langenzenn-Horbach
Telefon +49 (0) 9101 9007981
www.swingolf-horbach.de

Lauf an der Pegnitz: Laufer Ortsteilwanderungen

In addition to the city centre, Lauf's districts also offer something to discover. Between Beerbach and Weigenhofen, Dehnberg and Günthersbühl, there is not only a beautiful landscape and great viewpoints, but also historic castles and cosy inns that invite you to linger.

There are five routes around Lauf that are suitable for an excursion with the whole family and can also be done with a baby carriage. These are circular tours, meaning that you arrive back at the starting point at the end.

There is a free brochure for each route. These are available in the town hall, at the information point in Lauf Castle, at the ticket office in the Industrial Museum and in the cultural office of the city of Lauf at Sichartstraße 9 - but can also be downloaded here.

Lauf an der Pegnitz: Laufer Ortsteilwanderungen
Urlasstraße 22
91207 Lauf a.d. Pegnitz
Telefon +49 (0) 9123 184-0
info@lauf.de
lauf.de

Mannheim: Kinderstadtplan / Familienbroschüre

Stadtmarketing Mannheim has developed a children's city map. This is available free of charge at the tourist information office and many other places. In addition, there's a family brochure which you can use to plan your stay in Mannheim.

Further information on the city map

City map and family brochure for download

Mannheim: Kinderstadtplan / Familienbroschüre
E 4, 6
68159 Mannheim
Telefon +49 (0) 621 293-8700
touristinformation@mannheim.de
www.visit-mannheim.de

Mannheim: Planetarium

Looking at the stars not only fascinates the grown-ups, children also like to dream themselves into distant worlds. Nothing could be easier with the children's programmes in the Planetarium: "Adventure Planets" (from 6 years), "Which way to the Milky Way?" (from 6 years), "Lars, the little polar bear" (from 5 years), "Lilli's journey to the moon" (from 4 years) and "A constellation for Flappi" (from 5 years).

Mannheim: Planetarium
Wilhelm-Varnholt-Allee 1
68165 Mannheim
Telefon +49 (0) 621 415692
www.planetarium-mannheim.de

Mannheim: Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen

The Reiss-Engelhorn Museums offer fascinating insights into the past, present and future for the whole family. Until 28.7.2024, the interactive show "Rome Lives! With the mobile phone into Roman times" catapults visitors 2000 years into the past. Here, a visit to the museum becomes an experience for young and old.

More information (only in German)

Mannheim: Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen
Museum Weltkulturen D5
68159 Mannheim
Telefon + 49 (0) 621 2933771
reiss-engelhorn-museen@​mannheim.de
www.rem-mannheim.de

Mannheim: Technoseum

Nothing is more exciting than technology - the Technoseum shows the history and development of technology and science in various exhibition areas. Here you can pay a virtual visit to the moon, experience a real storm in a wind machine, marvel at vintage cars and much more. Experiment stations invite you to try things out - a must, not only for technology enthusiasts!

Mannheim: Technoseum
Museumsstraße 1
68165 Mannheim
Telefon +49 (0) 621 42989
info@technoseum.de
www.technoseum.de

Maroldsweisach: Burgruine Altenstein / Burgeninformationszentrum

Castle Information Centre

At 14 adventure stations, children and adults can playfully experience everyday life in a medieval castle. Models, multimedia presentations and the integration of Altenstein Castle make it an ideal family excursion destination. Try out medieval games, discover an armory with medieval knight's armor and weapons, a fictional excavation site with an adjacent research laboratory and much more!

Opening hours

May to September and during the Bavarian Easter holidays:
Wednesday to Sunday and on public holidays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
October to April: Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m

Entrance fee is charged.

Further information

Maroldsweisach: Burgruine Altenstein / Burgeninformationszentrum
Wilhelm-von-Stein-Straße
96126 Maroldsweisach – Altenstein
Telefon +49 (0) 9535 1889892
burgenwinkel@maroldsweisach.de
www.deutscher-burgenwinkel.de

Maroldsweisach: Steinerlebnispfad

A tour for the whole family!

Start: The adventure trail starts at the visitor car park of Hartsteinwerke Bayern Basalt.

How to get there: Arrival is possible by car.

Parking facilities: There are plenty of parking spaces available in the car park at the beer garden.

Tour: The stone adventure trail around the Zeilberg near Maroldsweisach is all about stone working and sensory experience with stones, as well as animals and plants in the quarry. Play elements such as touch stones, stone games, sound stones and a humming stone appeal to all the senses. Enjoy the fantastic panoramic views of the Hassberge mountains and Thuringia along the adventure trail. The circular trail is also suitable for pushchairs and a short detour takes you to the Diakonie beer garden on the Zeilberg, where you can enjoy a Franconian snack.

Length and duration: 3.8 km, walking time approx. 1 h

Stop for refreshments on the way: You can stop for refreshments in the beer garden on the Zeilberg.

Return journey: The tour is a circular route and ends back at the starting point.

Maroldsweisach: Steinerlebnispfad
Besucherparkplatz der Hartsteinwerke Bayern Basalt
96126 Maroldsweisach

Mosbach: alla hopp! Spiel- und Bewegungsanlage in Schwarzach

alla hopp! is a unique concept for exercise and socialising with the aim of inspiring as many people as possible to exercise and lead an active life. All generations should be able to exercise, keep fit and relax in the public facilities free of charge. The alla hopp! facilities each consist of three to four modules. The centrepiece of the facilities is an exercise trail - aimed at people of all ages and fitness levels. Selected equipment strengthens strength, endurance, flexibility and coordination. The children's playground offers play opportunities that appeal to the motor skills and cognition of the youngest children. The near-natural play and exercise area for school-age children invites them to play, run around, climb, swing and balance.

Mosbach: alla hopp! Spiel- und Bewegungsanlage in Schwarzach
Tonwerkstraße 1
74869 Schwarzach
www.schwarzach-online.de

Mosbach: Elzpark

The former state garden show site from 1997 awaits children and adults with a wide range of activities. The small Elzpark features an adventure and water playground with a play area for the little ones, a Kneipp facility, a barefoot path, a beach volleyball court, an intergenerational activity park and the "STREET" adventure trail with skate park - everything here is about fun and exercise. In the large Elzpark, the area is characterised by extensive natural meadows that invite you to take long walks or play a game of boules. The Elz stream, which gives the park its name, has been extensively renaturalised and thus brought to life.

Mosbach: Elzpark
Hauptstraße 105
74821 Mosbach
www.mosbach.de

Mosbach: Familien- und Kinderführungen

The historic centre of Mosbach is full of stories and legends and the town's history promises plenty of variety. Our certified tour guides know the best of them and pass them on with great enthusiasm, surrounded by numerous half-timbered buildings from different eras.
Themed tours take you up the town hall tower of Mosbach or into the historical everyday life of night watchmen and maidservants.

The follwoing guided tours are especially suitable for children:

"When grandma and grandpa ..."
Dates 2024: Wed. 03.04.; Tue. 30.07.; Sat. 05.10.2024; Meeting point: 2 pm at the Tourist Information Centre

"Seeing with children's eyes" - family tour through Mosbach
Dates 2024: Sun 22/09/2024; Meeting point: 3 pm on the Mosbach market square

"Night watchman tour for families"
Fri. 20.12.2024; Meeting point: 17:00 at the Hospitalhof (museum)

Prior registration is required, but spontaneous participation is possible as long as the maximum number of participants is not exceeded.

More information

Mosbach: Familien- und Kinderführungen
Marktplatz 4
74821 Mosbach
Telefon Telefon: +49 (62 61) 91 88-0
tourist.info@mosbach.de
www.mosbach.de

Mosbach: Freibad "faMOS"

The outdoor adventure pool for young and old with a 75-metre giant slide, diving platforms, bathing area for small children with a sun sail, sand paradise with playground, beach volleyball, table tennis, "Oasis" restaurant and much more. Particularly pleasant: the water has a constant temperature of 25 degrees Celsius!

The faMos opens on 1 May and closes in mid to late September, depending on the weather.

Mosbach: Freibad "faMOS"
Hammerweg 3
74821 Mosbach
Telefon Telefon: 06261-890 560
www.swm-online.de

Mosbach: Stadtrallye

Families and school classes who want to discover Mosbach on their own can download an exciting city rally here.

Mosbach: Stadtrallye
Marktplatz 4
74821 Mosbach
Telefon Telefon: +49 (62 61) 91 88-0
tourist.info@mosbach.de
htwww.mosbach.de

Mosbach: Wildpark Schwarzach

Schwarzach Wildlife Park is a spacious nature adventure park in the Little Odenwald. More than 400 wild and domestic animals populate the park and are happy to receive visitors - from zebras to wild boars and from parrots to geese. They can all be fed and marvelled at. The 100,000 m² nature reserve also offers plenty of space to play and run around, explore and discover. Last but not least, the zoo railway is a great highlight for children.

Mosbach: Wildpark Schwarzach
Tonwerkstraße
74869 Schwarzach
Telefon Telefon: 06262 1734
Telefax Fax: 06262 9209-33
info@wildpark-schwarzach.de
www.wildpark-schwarzach.de

Neckarbischofsheim: Nonies Hof - Alpakas und Hofladen

Idyllically situated between Neckarbischofsheim and Helmstadt-Bargen, Nonies Hof offers the ideal ambience to relax and linger.

During alpaca hikes and alpaca time-outs, you can let yourself be infected by the peace and quiet of the animals and escape from everyday stress. In the farm shop you can buy products from the farm's inhabitants such as eggs from happy free-range hens, honey from our own bees and hand-made soap from alpaca wool.

All offers on telephone reservation!

Neckarbischofsheim: Nonies Hof - Alpakas und Hofladen
Heidäckersiedlung 4
74924 Neckarbischofsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 173 5807556
kontakt@nonieshof.de
www.nonieshof.de

Neckargemünd: Burgruine Dilsberg

Castle ruin Dilsberg

The Neckargemünd Tourist Information Office arranges exciting and child-friendly guided tours for families and children on various topics.

Further information

Neckargemünd: Burgruine Dilsberg
Burghofweg 3a
69151 Neckargemünd
Telefon +49 (0) 6223 6154
armin-erles@burg-dilsberg.de
www.burgfeste-dilsberg.de

Neckargemünd: Kanuverleih

By canoe through the Neckar valley – an unforgettable experience for the family!

Further information

Neckargemünd: Kanuverleih
Falltorstraße 4
69151 Neckargemünd
Telefon +49 (0) 6223 805508
info@kanuverleih-neckargemuend.de
www.kanuverleih-neckargemuend.de

Neckargemünd: Sinnenpfad

Sinnenpfad Neckargemünd

The Neckargemünd Sinnenpfad invites you to experience, enjoy and reflect. Its stations offer numerous possibilities for trying out - for example, guessing scents, Tarzan rope, gnome garden, balancing trunk, humming stone and barefoot path.

From the Sinnenpfad hiking parking lot near Neckargemünd cemetery, the well-maintained, stepless path (length approx. 2.5 km), which is also easy to negotiate with baby carriages, leads from Neckargemünd to the Waldhilsbach district.

Further Information

Neckargemünd: Sinnenpfad
Alter Bammentaler Weg 10
69151 Neckargemünd
www.sinnenpfad.de

Neckargemünd: Terrassen-Schwimmbad

Pure summer fun - with wide green spaces, old trees, children's playground and three different water zones. The non-swimmer pool with wide slide and the toddler area are cleaned conventionally, the swimming and diving pool is biologically treated.

Further information (only in German)

Neckargemünd: Terrassen-Schwimmbad
Schwimmbadstraße 26
69151 Neckargemünd
Telefon +49 (0) 6223 8057930
www.neckargemuend.de

Nürnberg: Erfahrungsfeld zur Entfaltung der Sinne

On the beautifully situated site directly on the Pegnitz, everything revolves around the subject of sensory experiences. Variously designed stations of different kinds offer the possibility to marvel, to discover and to do research. The site is open from May to September and is the setting for various events during this time.

Further information

Nürnberg: Erfahrungsfeld zur Entfaltung der Sinne
Kreuzung Johann-Soergel-Weg/Ulman-Stromer-Weg
90402 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 231-3165

Nürnberg: Historische Felsengänge für Kinder

Nürnberg: Historische Felsengänge für Kinder
Bergstraße 19
90403 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 2449859
info@historische-felsengaenge.de
www.historische-felsengaenge.de

Nürnberg: Kaiserburg

Nuremberg Imperial Castle for Children and Adolescents

The Castle Lion Leo has compiled children and youth pages for the Imperial Castle Nuremberg. Other than the guided tours for children at a glance, there are also cut-out sheets for helmets, a coloring template for the Imperial Castle Nuremberg, a castle memory game and different puzzles with castle motives of Nuremberg's Imperial Castle.

Children and Adolescents Page of the Imperial Castle (only in German)

Nürnberg: Kaiserburg
Auf der Burg 17
90403 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 244659-0
burgnuernberg@ bsv.bayern.de
www.kaiserburg-nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Kinder-Bahnland im DB Museum Nürnberg

THE KIBALA (Kinderbahnland) is a 1000 m² large part of the DB Museum, which is especially designed to introduce children to the subject of railways. Children learn everything about trains, conductors, steam locomotives and the like at the participatory stations.

Admission to KIBALA is included in the DB Museum entrance fee.

Further information

Nürnberg: Kinder-Bahnland im DB Museum Nürnberg
Lessingstraße 6
90443 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 800 32687386
dbmuseum@deutschebahnstiftung.de
www.dbmuseum.de

Nürnberg: Kinder-Stadtplan

Nuremberg children's city map

Child friendly information about museums, adventure pools and the most important sights of Nuremberg.

The free children's city map is available for download at the Tourist Information, in numerous local hotels and on the website.

Nürnberg: Kinder-Stadtplan
Hauptmarkt 18
90402 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 2336-0
tourismus@nuernberg.de
tourismus.nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Kinderführungen

Guided tours for children in Nuremberg

Nuremberg looks back on a long history, historical buildings and secret corridors bear witness to it to this day. Children from the age of 5 are offered regular guided tours through Nuremberg's underworld and themed tours in historical costumes.

Information on the guided tours for children

Nürnberg: Kinderführungen
Tourist-Information Hauptmarkt 18
90443 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 2336-0
tourismus@nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Kindermuseum

On two floors, children will find a wide range of play and participation stations on a wide variety of themes in this museum. Here they can try out, explore and do research as they wish. Sometimes the focus is on people's lives 100 years ago, sometimes on nature. In addition, there are changing special exhibitions.

Age: 1 - 10 years, focus on primary school age

opening hours
Saturday 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m
Sunday & public holidays 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Bavarian holidays 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. (note closing times)

Further information

Nürnberg: Kindermuseum
Michael-Ende-Straße 17
90439 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 600040
info@museum-im-koffer.de
www.kindermuseum-nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Schulmuseum

"Education for all - 500 years of school history" is the motto of the School Museum Nuremberg, which opened in 2008. Among other things, an originally preserved classroom from around 1900 can be visited.

Nürnberg: Schulmuseum
Äußere Sulzbacher Straße 62
90491 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 231-3875
schulmuseum@fau.de
museen.nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Spielzeugmuseum

The toy industry in Nuremberg has a history going back over 600 years. Dolls, tin figures and tin toys are among the products that have made the city famous all over the world. All kinds of toys from past and present times are shown on an area of 1,400 m². A children's area with educational supervision and an outdoor playground are also part of the museum's facilities.

Further information

Nürnberg: Spielzeugmuseum
Karlstraße 13-15
90403 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 231-3164
spielzeugmuseum@stadt.nuernberg.de
museen.nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Tiergarten mit Bionicum und Walderlebnispfad

Nuremberg Zoo, with its numerous water features, old trees, sandstone formations and extensive meadows, is rightly considered one of the largest and most beautiful landscape zoos in Europe. Covering 63 hectares, it is home to around 2,700 animals from some 270 species. It bridges the gap between the native habitat for many water birds and fish, deserts, semi-deserts and steppes, which are home to Grevy's zebras, Somali wild asses and goitered gazelles, and the tropical rainforest in the Manatee House. In the Aqua Park, otters, penguins, sea lions and polar bears frolic in an extensive water landscape. The dolphinarium, which opened in 1971, was supplemented in 2011 by the dolphin lagoon, the first outdoor facility for dolphins in Germany. Nuremberg Zoo participates in 46 international breeding programmes and is a partner zoo of the Species Protection Foundation.

Bionicum at Nuremberg Zoo

What can we humans learn from nature and why is this so important for the future of our blue planet? Children and adults can find answers to these questions in the 400 m² interactive exhibition "Ideenreich Natur". The museum offers information on topics relevant to the future such as nature and species conservation, biodiversity and sustainable resource utilisation, creative innovations and technologies of the future. In addition to exciting background information, visitors can also immerse themselves in the world of bionics using original exhibits and hands-on experiments. Last but not least, a bionic tour leads through the zoo, where the biological models can be marvelled at directly at the animal enclosures.

More information

Nürnberg: Tiergarten mit Bionicum und Walderlebnispfad
Am Tiergarten 30
90480 90480 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 5454-6
tiergarten.nuernberg.de

Nürnberg: Turm der Sinne

"The Tower of the Senses" is a participatory museum for young and old, in which one's own senses can be explored and confused in a playful way.

Age: 7 years and older

Further information

Nürnberg: Turm der Sinne
Spittlertormauer / Westtor
90429 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 992887-15
info@turmdersinne.de
www.turmdersinne.de

Öhringen: Hofgarten

In the middle of the large district town of Öhringen lies the Hofgarten, the beginnings of which date back to the 18th century. In the park, part of the State Garden Show in 2016, there is an animal enclosure with donkeys, sheep and various species of prey. The enclosures can be visited all year round.

Öhringen: Hofgarten
Hofgarten
74613 Öhringen
www.hohenloher-perlen.de

Öhringen: Meeresmuseum

The Meeresmuseum Öhringen provides an interesting overview of the most beautiful species of shells and snails from all the world's oceans, including many rare pieces such as deep-water forms from depths of up to 5,100 metres.

The attraction of the shells and shells of mussels and snails as collector's items lies in their immense variety of shapes, colours and patterns, which one can hardly imagine. The Meeres-Museum in the Öhringen suburb of Cappel specialises in helmet snails, winged snails and carrier snails.

Of course, children are especially welcome at the museum!
The museum's owner Kurt Kreipl can tell the very own story of almost all the exhibits; he himself brought about three quarters of them from all the seas.

Öhringen: Meeresmuseum
Höhenweg 6
74613 Öhringen-Cappel
Telefon +49 (0) 173 9272204
meeresmuseum.cappel@gmail.com
meeresmuseum-oehringen.de

Roth: Familienerlebnispfad Hilpoltstein

Countess Palatine and night watchman, the traditional Flecklasmo, castle festival drummers and even a dragon: the new hiking trail for families through Hilpoltstein is around 2.6 kilometres long and is also suitable for grandma and grandpa as well as your little siblings in pushchairs. Exciting stories and tricky tasks await you at a total of 18 stations. Of course, there's also plenty of romping around! Meet famous people from the city's history, scramble and romp over the play equipment and solve the puzzles along the way. There are also playgrounds along the way, for example on the Försterwiese. And before you reach the castle, the town's landmark, you can take a break at our new forest playground and fortify yourself with a picnic.

The start and finish of the trail is marked by the fountain in front of the town hall in the old town centre. There are pubs and ice cream parlours around the fountain where you can reward yourself at the end.

Length: 2.6 kilometres, with hiking extension: 4.7 kilometres in total
Accessible throughout with a pushchair.

You can download the folder here.

Roth: Familienerlebnispfad Hilpoltstein
Marktplatz
91161 Hilpoltstein
www.hilpoltstein.de

Roth: Fränkisches Seenland

The Franconian Lake District with Altmühlsee, Brombach-/Igelsbachsee and Rothsee as well as Dennenloher and Hahnenkammsee lakes offers optimal recreation and holidays in and on the water for the whole family: sailing, surfing, swimming, diving, boating, fishing and much more.

Numerous leisure facilities with extensive sunbathing lawns on beautiful sandy beaches, sailing, surfing and bathing shores and a wide network of well-signposted cycling and hiking trails around the lakes or from lake to lake make the Franconian Lake District an interesting destination for active holidaymakers. But lazing in the sun in, by and on the water is also possible. Boat trips on the Altmühlsee and the unique trimaran on the Großer Brombachsee offer variety and relaxation from a different perspective.

Roth: Fränkisches Seenland
Hafnermarkt 13
91710 Gunzenhausen
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9831 5001-20
Telefax Telefax: +49 (0) 9831 5001-40
info@fraenkisches-seenland.de
www.fraenkisches-seenland.de

Roth: Historischer Rundgang

The old town of Roth is rich in evidence of bygone eras, which expand a stroll into a walk through history. A number of half-timbered houses frame the streets and squares. Connoisseurs will particularly notice the beautiful Riffelmacherhaus on the market square. Others can be found in the picturesque streets. The historical tour leads to the most important sights. Use its flyer for this or take the historical tour as a listening tour. Simply download the listening tour app for free in the App Store or Google Play, start or download the audio tour “Roth City Tour” and off you go!

Roth: Historischer Rundgang
www.stadt-roth.de

Roth: Schloss Ratibor

Go on a research rally with castle ghost Johann, explore the historic rooms of the castle with an exciting museum quiz or experience one of the regularly changing special exhibitions for children and families, where you can explore, join in and be amazed. You will see: A visit to Ratibor Castle in Roth is worthwhile for young and old!

More about the children's activities at the castle (only in German)

Roth: Schloss Ratibor
Hauptstraße 1
91154 Roth
Telefon +49 (0) 9171 848-533
museumsschlossratibor@stadt-roth.de
www.schloss-ratibor.de

Roth: Stadtrallye

With the city rally through Roth you may search and count gargoyles in Ratibor Castle, recognize a fountain on the Kugelbühlplatz or inspect the equestrian monument in front of the city church. You can find the puzzle sheet here.

Roth: Stadtrallye
Hauptstraße 1
91554 Roth
Telefon +49 (0) 9171 848-513
tourismus@stadt-roth.de
www.stadt-roth.de

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Bonbonmanufaktur

"Handmade sweets fresh and delicious, here's something from the confectioner" is the motto under which the delicious delicacies are made in the sweets factory. In an open candy kitchen, you can watch how the most delicious sweets are made with dedication and passion according to an old tradition.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Bonbonmanufaktur
Untere Schmidgasse 11
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon Tel.: +49 (0) 9861 9761695
sweets-company.de

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Kinderstadtführer

Discover Rothenburg in a child-friendly and playful way - you can do that with the Rothenburg children's city guide. In addition to informative tours through the old town, you will find exciting game ideas that will make your stay in Rothenburg ob der Tauber an experience. You can purchase the Rothenburg children's city guide at the tourist information center on the market square for 5 euros. 

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Kinderstadtführer
Marktplatz 2
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 9861 404-800
Telefax Telefax +49 (0) 9861 404-529
info@rothenburg.de
www.rothenburg.de

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Kletterwald

With 145 climbing elements in 14 courses, a little courage is required. However, the high ropes course offers the right challenge for everyone. While the "Sloth" course, for example, is suitable for children aged 5 and over, the "Howler monkey" course is aimed at more experienced climbers. Fly up to 120 metres through the forest, climb steep walls, dare to jump into the net, cross obstacles or work your way from tree to tree like a monkey. Of course, you will be equipped with state-of-the-art equipment. Adventure, action and fun for the whole family in the Rothenburg climbing forest - a safe experience for sure!

Minimum age for children 8 years. For children aged 8 to 10, one adult is required for every three children climbing. One adult is sufficient for older children.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Kletterwald
Blinksteige
91541 Rothenburg o.d.Tauber
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 175 8050153
info@kletterwald-rothenburg.com
kletterwald-rothenburg.com

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Rothenburg App

Get the free "Rothenburg App der Tauber" and explore the town on your own in 30-minute tours - augmented reality takes you into another world, knights and our smart guy tell you interesting facts about the history of Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Free download from the Google Play Store and the Apple Store.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Rothenburg App
www.rothenburg.de

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Turmweg

On this very special circular route, you follow the town wall, which circles the historic centre of Rothenburg ob der Tauber over a length of around four kilometres, and learn all about its and the numerous other - 46 in total - towers in the town. The brochure is available from the tourist information centre on the market square.

More about the tower trail

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Turmweg
Marktplatz 1
98141 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 9861 404-800
www.rothenburg-tourismus.de

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Waffenkammer

The Waffenkammer in Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a very unusual shop - for knight fans among the children, in addition to shopping, there is also the possibility of medieval dressing up.

Further information

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: Waffenkammer
Obere Schmiedgasse 9/11
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 9861 3713
info@waffenkammer-online.de

Schwäbisch Hall: GPS-Schnitzeljagd "Katharina, die Hexe"

You are in Schwäbisch Hall in the year 1574 and the town is a hive of activity. Everyone is endeavouring to earn their daily bread. Envy and envy are the order of the day. Katharina Schloßstein is not one of the town's shy and obedient women. Rather, she is known for her coarse tone and aggressive demeanour. Even her husband Hans is unable to stop her. As time goes by, the accusations against her multiply. From "the old witch", as the neighbours call her, to a witch trial is not far off ...

Do you want to know what Katharina is accused of? How the trial goes? And what the outcome is? Go on a scavenger hunt with your smartphone and get to the bottom of the story! Your search begins on the market square, at the building next to the market fountain, Am Markt 9 ... (Apple: N49 6 46 E9 44 14E, Android: N49 6 46 E9 44 14)

Duration: approx. 1.5 hours. Suitable for families and individuals.

The paper version of the scavenger hunt is available free of charge at the Tourist Information, Hafenmarkt 3, and can also be downloaded here .

Schwäbisch Hall: GPS-Schnitzeljagd "Katharina, die Hexe"
www.schwaebischhall.de

Schwäbisch Hall: Haller Feuerwehrmuseum

Fire Brigade Museum

Devastating fires had already struck the town of Schwäbisch Hall in the 14th century. This is why the fire brigade has a long history here, which this museum is dedicated to. In the rooms, large and small can find fire extinguishers, fire helmets, fire extinguishers, miniature vehicles and much more.

Further information

Schwäbisch Hall: Haller Feuerwehrmuseum
Ripperg 3
74523 Schwäbisch Hall
Telefon +49 (0) 791 9782140
info@hallerfeuerwehrmuseum.de
www.hallerfeuerwehrmuseum.de

Schwäbisch Hall: Hohenloher Freilandmuseum Wackershofen

At the Hohenloher Freilandmuseum Wackershofen, visitors young and old can look forward to a journey back in time to past centuries in the region. More than 70 historical buildings from the surrounding area were dismantled at their original location and rebuilt in Wackershofen. These include farms as well as mills, workshops, a schoolhouse and a railway station. There are numerous activities especially for children.

Schwäbisch Hall: Hohenloher Freilandmuseum Wackershofen
Dorfstraße 53
74523 Schwäbisch Hall – Wackershofen
Telefon +49 (0) 791 971010
info@wackershofen.de
www.wackershofen.de

Schwäbisch Hall: Stadtsuchspiele für Kinder und Jugendliche / Kinderstadtplan

With the age-appropriate city search games, children and young people can explore the city on their own and answer questions about the history of Schwäbisch Hall. Available from the Tourist Information Centre or download here:

"Explore the town with Otto the ghost"

City search game for children aged 10 and over
>> to the download

City search game for teenagers
>> to the download

Maybe the children's city map will help you?
>> to the download

Schwäbisch Hall: Stadtsuchspiele für Kinder und Jugendliche / Kinderstadtplan
Hafenmarkt 3
74523 Schwäbisch Hall
Telefon +49 (0) 791 751-600
touristik@schwaebischhall.de
www.schwaebischhall.de

Schwetzingen: alla hopp! Bewegungsparcours

This natural playground and exercise area offers children free and creative play and romping, climbing, shimmying and balancing. Ideal for motor skills and agility. The course follows a sport-scientific
concept. Difficulty levels for beginners and advanced are explained with easy-to-understand instructions - making gymnastics especially fun! The little ones also get their money's worth at this children's playground: various play opportunities promote sensory perception and movement. The playground offers a pavilion for year-round weather protection. Simply a good meeting place for young and old!

Schwetzingen: alla hopp! Bewegungsparcours
Hockenheimer Landstraße 7
68723 Schwetzingen
alla-hopp.de

Schwetzingen: Museum Blau

The private 'Museum for the Color Blue' opened in 2017 and is the only one of its kind. A unique collection is presented in 15 rooms on two floors. A thousand exhibits have been lovingly staged and illustrate the fascinating cultural and natural history of this truly wonderful color.

A museum educational program offers children aged 6-10 years the opportunity to discover the museum in small groups and to creatively implement what they have experienced. A children's painting room has been set up especially for this purpose. All dates can be found here.

Schwetzingen: Museum Blau
museumblau.de

Schwetzingen: Schloss und Schlossgarten Schwetzingen

The Schwetzingen Castle is a popular attraction for young and old all year round. For children and families, there are regular special guided tours and events where the young guests can learn about the history of the castle in a particularly vivid and age-appropriate way.

Further information

Schwetzingen: Schloss und Schlossgarten Schwetzingen
Schloß Mittelbau
68723 Schwetzingen
Telefon +49 (0) 6221 658880
service@schloss-schwetzingen.com
www.schloss-schwetzingen.de

Sinsheim: alla hopp!-Anlage

Numerous play and sports equipment for everyone, seating and covered play areas invite you to stay, relaxing park atmosphere directly at the Elsenz river.

Further information (only in German)

Sinsheim: alla hopp!-Anlage
Wiesentalweg
74889 Sinsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 7261 404-109
tourismus@sinsheim.de

Sinsheim: Kinderburgführer

Children's castle guide through Steinsberg Castle

with puzzle questions (available at the Tourist-Info Sinsheim and at the Steinsberg Castle in the castle tavern)

With the children's castle guide, discovering the castle is even more fun.
Together with Samira, Moritz and the castle mascot Hugo, every corner of the centuries-old walls is explored.

Further information

Sinsheim: Kinderburgführer
Hauptstraße 92
74889 Sinsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 7261 404-109
tourismus@sinsheim.de
www.sinsheimer-erlebnisregion.de

Sinsheim: KLIMA ARENA

Experience climate change interactively and playfully. Exciting and informative leisure activity for families.

Further information (only in German)

Sinsheim: KLIMA ARENA
Dietmar-Hopp-Straße 6
74889 Sinsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 7261 1441110
besucherinfo@klima-arena.de
klima-arena.de

Sprungbude Heidelberg

The Sprungbude redefines trampolining and brings the kangaroo feeling to Heidelberg. Flying, bouncing, swinging, bouncing: on a total of 2300 square metres, there are no limits to the freedom of jumping on ingenious attractions - and completely independent of the weather. Relaxed grooving in the free jump area, a test of strength in the ninja course or the battle beam, somersaults and flic flacs in the flip pit - this and much more awaits all sports enthusiasts. Put on your feet with the special jump socks and off you go!

Sprungbude Heidelberg
Harbigweg 1 - 3
69124 Heidelberg
Telefon Telefon: +49 6221 602106
info@sprungbude-heidelberg.de
www.sprungbude-heidelberg.de

Stein b. Nürnberg: Erlebnisweg "Wallensteins Lager"

One of the most important historical sites of the Thirty Years' War is located in what is now the area of the towns of Zirndorf, Oberasbach and Stein. On the orders of Albrecht von Wallenstein, one of the world's largest fortified army camps was built there in 1632. At the time, 50,000 soldiers and 15,000 horses were accommodated in "Wallenstein's Camp". There was also a cavalcade of around 30,000 other people: Families, merchants, jugglers and also prostitutes, who were also housed in the camp. The hygienic conditions were catastrophic and the camp was rife with disease and hunger.

The Wallenstein's Camp adventure trail traces the historical camp of 1632. 28 steles provide information about the time of the siege, impart knowledge in a playful way and make the dimensions of the siege tangible. Whether by walking along the former entrenchments, "eavesdropping" on protagonists of the time or discovering objects. Interested hikers collect new digital content for the accompanying app at each station. In the same way, the themed trail relates the natural environment that can be experienced to the historical events, as it makes clear the impact on the population of our communities at the time.

Flyer for Download

Stein b. Nürnberg: Erlebnisweg "Wallensteins Lager"
www.stadt-stein.de

Stein b. Nürnberg: Freiland-Aquarium und -Terrarium

In the Stein outdoor aquarium and terrarium you will find mainly native and European fish, amphibians and reptiles. When designing and planting the aquarium, particular emphasis is placed on ensuring that this area as a whole represents a near-natural section of the landscape of our homeland.

There are quiz sheets for children on various topics and for different age groups to download here.

Opening hours

open May-September
weekends and public holidays 09.00 - 18.00 hrs

Stein b. Nürnberg: Freiland-Aquarium und -Terrarium
Heuweg 16
90547 Stein
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 911 227970
freiland@nhg-nuernberg.de
www.freiland.nhg-nuernberg.de

Stein b. Nürnberg: Kristall Palm Beach

The Palm Beach in Stein is perfect for an eventful day for the whole family. The tropical wave pool offers optimal conditions for enjoyment. 14 unique adventure slides promise pure fun and action and little bathers have great fun in the lovingly designed children's pool. With a total of 20 themed saunas, the Palm Beach also promises an impressive variety of saunas. The high-quality thermal healing water in the Kristall Therme, which has been enriched with minerals from the center of the earth after thousands of years of storage, is a true source of health. Whether relaxation or fun and action: a perfect holiday awaits you at Palm Beach.

Stein b. Nürnberg: Kristall Palm Beach
Albertus-Magnus-Straße 29
90547 Stein
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 911 - 688350
mail@kristall-palm-beach.de
www.palm-beach.de

Technik Museum Sinsheim

The Technik Museum Sinsheim, the largest private museum in Europe, is located directly at the A 6 motorway, with more than 3,000 objects on over 30,000 square metres of hall space. Over 300 classic cars offer a representative cross-section of all car brands and eras. The unique aviation-technical exhibition comprises more than 50 aircraft, including the supersonic aircraft "Concorde" and "Tupolev 144". IMAX 3D movie theatre, event service.

Technik Museum Sinsheim
Museumsplatz
74889 Sinsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 72 61/ 92 99-0
Telefax +49 (0) 72 61/ 92 99-70
info@technik-museum.de
www.technik-museum.de

Waldenburg: HöhenErlebnisPark Theresienberg

An ideal place for nature detectives looking for answers to exciting questions about nature. Interesting information boards along the adventure trail help with this. With its viewing platforms, the "Hohenlohe balcony" offers marvellous views for those with far-sightedness. Whether you are a fresh air fanatic or a nature lover, the HöhenErlebnisPark is a destination worth seeing for the whole family.

Circular trail over 3.4 kilometres for young and old, numerous hands-on activities, play and adventure park with adventure stations.

You can download the park map here.

Waldenburg: HöhenErlebnisPark Theresienberg
Hauptstraße 13
74638 Waldenburg
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 7942 1080
Telefax Telefax +49 (0) 7942 10888
stadt@waldenburg-hohenlohe.de
www.waldenburg-hohenlohe.de

Wolframs-Eschenbach: Ritterspielplatz

Knight's playground - The special experience for the whole family

Charmingly situated by the city wall and the Eschenbach stream, the adventure playground offers several attractions: A 30-metre-long cable car, a battering ram swing, a castle with a suspension bridge and many other wooden structures in knightly style. The playground is idyllically situated along the Eschenbach stream. Seating areas also invite visitors to picnic or simply linger at this extraordinary facility in the Northern Ring Road.

Age: 2 years and older

Further information

Wolframs-Eschenbach: Ritterspielplatz
Wolfram-von-Eschenbach-Platz 1
91639 Wolframs-Eschenbach
Telefon +49 (0) 9875 9755-0
Telefax +49 (0) 98 75/97 55-97
kulturamt@wolframs-eschenbach.de
www.wolframs-eschenbach.de