Location: Dinslaken
Top Things to do in Dinslaken
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Top 10 Things to do in Dinslaken, Germany
Dinslaken is a town in the district of Wesel, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is known for its harness racing track, its now closed coal mine in Lohberg and its wealthy neighborhoods Hiesfeld and Eppinghoven.
Restaurants in Dinslaken
1. CS Massage & Wellness
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Global_traveller97 - India
I happened to visit this place during my travel to Germany for a Oil massage and was extremely satisfied! I think it is one of the best places to get authentic Thai Massage in German.y. The Masseuse are well trained and have extensive knowledge about the subject. you have a variety of Oils to choose from and indulge into the aroma of the essential oils which transform you to another part of the world! Best part is they understand your pain areas and render perfect treatment to relieve you of your pain and make you feel as light as a feather, you immediately have a sense of well being ,feel refreshed and charged after your long travel tiredness.I definitely recommend this place for getting refreshed and recharging yourselves.
Must visit place!
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 517 reviews
Reviewed By Kaine K
Spent a few hours looking around this place on a Sunday in Germany, easy to find and easy (and free) to access. If you don't mind the steps you'll get some amazing views and the scale of the engineering is jaw dropping.
3. Strandbad Tenderingssee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Berrie-Pelser - Breda, The Netherlands
Geweldige Natuur Strand Zwembad waar ook de hond welkom is! We waren in Wesel en zochten en plek waar we konden zwemen maar ook de hond meenemen. We kwamen naar lang zoeken (het stond nog niet op TripAdvisor) kwamen op het Strandbad Tenderingssee in Voerde zo'n 16 km van Wesel. Eenmaal aangekomen konden we gebruiken maken van een zeer ruime parkeerplaats (kosten € 1,50 per dag) en nadat we € 10,00 voor 3 personen hadden betaald konden we naar binnen.
Voor de duidelijkheid onze hond mocht (gratis) mee naar binnen maar NIET in het water. Het terrein is mega groot met een net zo groot zandstrand. Ook is er erg veel ruimte op het gras en er is een ruim terras waar ze van alles te drinken (ook vers!) en te eten hebben. We zijn er 2x de hele dag geweest en hebben ons zeer vermaakt, zeker omdat de hond ook mee mag! :)
Het water is erg groot en afgezet met lijnen, het wordt langzaam dieper en de bodem is zacht tot 10 meter in het water. Ook staat een ponton waarvan je kan af duiken en springen. Je kan stoelen en parasols huren en je spullen opblazen met een elektrische pomp. Het personeel is erg vriendelijk en er lopen 10 badmeesters rond om alles in goede banen te leiden vanuit twee grote badmeester torens. Al met al dus zeer aan te bevelen.
4. Gasometer Oberhausen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 555 reviews
Reviewed By Cathy S - Ellesmere Port, United Kingdom
This huge vessel has lots of history and was important to the area for many years: there are plenty of boards with info as you walk towards the entrance. It was dark inside on all the levels, where we walked around and enjoyed the photo exhibition of natural history, and the rotating planet earth at the top of the vessel. Interesting and unusual.
5. Terrazoo Rheinberg
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By JensErik1 - planet earth
Den Terrazoo in Rheinberg empfehlen wir gerne weiter. Der gute Zweck als Auffangstation und Reptilien Tierrettung ist vielleicht nicht allen Besuchern klar. Der Eintrittspreis ist aus unserer Sicht vertretbar. Wir waren wirklich beeindruckt, hier in der Nähe eine solche Vielfalt an Schlagen und anderen Reptilien vorzufinden.
Sehr lehrreich!
6. Tetraeder Bottrop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Cardene26 - Dilbeek, Belgium
This is certainly something thats unique and unusual. Especially in the Bottrop area of Germany, which isn't really a tourist hotspot. So its certainly a hidden gem to the more western visitors. But i do highly recommend, as it is so picturesque and unique. It makes for a great little hike to get to the pyramid, and once there, a very vertical stroll all the way up to the top. If you are scared of heights this probably isn't for you, but if you want to see a great 360 view of some German landscape, whilst onto of some modern architecture, then this is a must.
7. Kath. Kirchengemeinde St. Vincentius
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
8. Kaisergarten
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
9. Gaststatte Dames
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
10. Zoo Duisburg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 432 reviews
Reviewed By Hermes797 - Cork, Ireland
Certainly probably the best thing to do in the city of Duisburg, the Zoo is located about 4-5 mins away on the tram. Entry admission prices are standard as they would be for other zoo's. Some notable attractions include the Koala's, Siberian Tigers and South American houses. We did not see any of the bird Exhibitions as there was an outbreak of bird flu in Germany at the time and all the bird's were places indoors. We arrived at 15.30pm on a Sunday, 3.5 hours before the zoo was due to close. However, many of the animals had been places back in their houses well before closing time and as a result we missed out on many of the animals. We were not told that this was going to be the way when we paid for our tickets on the way in. We also thought that some of the animals looked unhappy in their enclosures and seemed aggravated, insecure and/or uneasy. This was really only limited to a few though and most of the animals seemed happy. There was a great Chinese garden there and it is well worth exploring for a while! Overall it was a good experience and it is worth visiting if in the city of Duisburg.
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