Location: Haltern am See
Top Things to do in Haltern am See
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Top 5 Things to do in Haltern am See, Germany
Haltern am See (Haltern at the lake, before December 2001 only Haltern) is a town and a municipality in the district of Recklinghausen, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is situated on the Lippe and the Wesel–Datteln Canal, approx. 15 kilometres (9 miles) north of Recklinghausen.
Restaurants in Haltern am See
1. Freizeitpark Ketteler Hof
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Herzlich Willkommen im Freizeitpark Ketteler Hof Schlüpfe in verschiedene Rollen! Als Seeräuber rund Pirat den Kletterhafen entern, als Feuerwehrfrau Brände löschen oder als Wichtel in der Zwergenschule unterrichten. Seih kreativ, schaffe dir deine eigene Geschichte in den unterschiedlichen Spielwelten.
Reviewed By BuNawaf - Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
We, my family and I, cross this attraction park by a word from a hotel receptionist and she was right!!! The kids have a lot of fun. Different kind of attractions, many rest area for the parents, life animals to feed and play with, fun games for the adults to enjoy the visit.
Just bring your food and a mat to sit on it and watch your kids having fun in one of their best time!!!
P.S. Come early to enjoy as many attraction as you can!
2. Naturwildpark Granat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Maite G - Oostkamp, Belgium
Bij ontvangst werden we door een norse dame ontvangen een goeiemorgen of een glimlach was er echt teveel aan. De verblijven van de kleinere dieren zijn verouderd en aan vernieuwing toe. De lynx zag er nogal gestresst uit ( heen en weer langs uitgesleten pad langs de draad lopend). Dit verblijf was volgens mij niet groot genoeg. De grotere dieren ( herten, moeflons, enz.) kunnen zij vrij verplaatsen in een groot bos waardoor je kan wandelen en de dieren kan voederen. Het park zou een grondige opfrissing kunnen gebruiken.
3. Kletterwald Haltern
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Surrounded by beautiful green trees, in the middle of a young, bright forest and in the immediate vicinity of the famous Haltern lake lays our adventure parc "Kletterwald Haltern". We offer ten parcours with different levels of difficulty from "easy" to "demanding". After undergoing a safety instruction you can move freely (with a partner) through all of the parcours, our trainers are always ready to help! Our excellent security system prevents any risk of a fall. Even the youngest ones ( 5 to 8 years) can prove their daring in our kids-parcours, especially designed for kids smaller than 1.30m. Teenagers younger than 18 years need a written permission by their parents (the document is available at our website). You don't need to announce your visit, just come round and check us out!
Reviewed By Karen G - Oberursel (Taunus), Germany
I came here with several business colleagues. We stayed for about two hours. We had a blast.
They have zip lines and climbing ropes and various suspended walkways. All of these are at various heights.
I particularly liked their emphasis on safety. They run you each type of scenario on a slightly elevated course and make sure that you follow the rules.
Several of the course were quite challenging. The hardest was a vertical rope climb up about 11 meters.
For those who are thirsty afterwards, there is a bar attached to the course. Some may want to have a liquid encouragement before, but I would not recommend it.
The staff was very friendly and spoke English. Everybody had great fun. Kids would also love this.
4. LWL Romermuseum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Gunter2 - Port Douglas, Australia
This museum is located on the site of the original Roman Camp, which was the largest north of the alps. It is simply brilliant, there are origional artifacts which have been excavated on display as well as many reconstructions of what Roman Legioners were wearing and their equipment; there is nothing to dislike and it is a must see!
5. Ketteler Hof Indoor
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Kirsten P
Für die kleinen (2 und 3) teilweise ohne Hilfe noch schwierig und für die Eltern doch teils grenzwertig zu folgen, zumal viele Stellen nicht einsehbar sind: es gibt da keine Alternative zum Mitklettern.
Dennoch hatten wir alle unglaublich viel Spaß und werden sicherlich begeisterte Dauerbesucher sobald sie etwas älter sind. Auch als Erwachsener will man sofort los und Entdecken...
