City: North Rhine-Westphalia
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What to do and see in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany: The Best Fun Activities & Games
North Rhine-Westphalia (German: Nordrhein-Westfalen, pronounced [ˈnɔʁtʁaɪ̯n vɛstˈfaːlən] ( listen), commonly shortened to NRW) is the most populous state of Germany, with a population of approximately 18 million, and the fourth largest by area. Its capital is Düsseldorf; the largest city is Cologne. Four of Germany's ten largest cities (Cologne, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, and Essen) are located in this state, as well as the second largest metropolitan area on the European continent, Rhine-Ruhr.
Restaurants in North Rhine-Westphalia
1. BlocBuster
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Laga
3. Allwetterbad und -sauna Warstein
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
4. Irrland
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4.5 based on 331 reviews
Irrland • The farm-adventure oasis To be a child again, play together, not against each other, that is Irrland. Even in the 21st year, we remain true to our philosophy. We offer a great gaming environment and a high recreational value combined with a unique friendliness at low cost. Irrland is growing dynamically and has become Europe's biggest "farm-adventure oasis". Our 300,000 sqm area is an palm-lined, green oasis and exudes mediterranean holiday atmosphere. Over 1,000 seating protect you from sun and rain, and our free disposal grills are perfect for relaxing and enjoying. (reservations not necessary / possible) To visit Irrland is worthwhile in any weather! About 8,000 sqm of play and action barns, an indoor climbing world, play barns for small children, as well as the largest winter garden in North Rhine Westphalia makes the Irrland becomes an "all weather park".
Reviewed By TheHannans - Andover, United Kingdom
For all readers from the UK, let me say that nothing in the UK matches Irrland. Oh boy, we have a lot to learn! Firstly, the cost. €7 ish each! To be precise, booking online (needed during Covid) 3 day ticket booked the day before cost us £20.53. Secondly. You can park for free! Third. Once you’ve paid to get in....No temptation! No £5 balloons, No arcades or those dreaded games to try win some awful oversized garish stuffed thing from china. Any food & drink was fairly priced. If you want a coffee or ice cream, it’s normal shop prices. Finally. It’s geared up to a full day out, picnics, BBQ’s (to hire), 100’s of covered picnic seats, bring your own stuff settle in your spot and enjoy. You don’t have overpriced junk food on every corner. Of course you can buy a German sausage and fries in one place, but that’s it. You can hire a sturdy wooden cart to pull everything around (including a 7 year old) for €3 plus a €10 deposit returned on exit, which is very handy (as well as great fun to be pulled about in I’m told). So, what do you get for that massive €7 entrance fee? So, So, so much I can’t begin to put it all in a review, but I can say we arrived at 11am, left at 7pm (closing time in July) and didn’t mange to see IIrland North. We arrived at West, managed to travel to the south before being beaten by time. It’s a park, it’s a massive brilliant park, it’s a water park, it’s a soft play, it’s got animals, it’s got boats, it’s got sandpits, it’s got climbing things, swinging things, it’s got bouncy things galore.... sit on tractors, pedal cars and wheelchairs! It’s for toddlers, it’s for bigger kids, it’s for teenagers. Not a grab machine in sight, no arcades, no vending machines. No temptation. Nothing to squeeze you of a few quid. The kids won’t even think of that stuff because there is just so much for them to do. Outdoors and undercover. It’s wholesome fun. What kids need. We visited during the Covid situation in July20, and other than the odd place you needed to wear a mask which was local law at the time of visiting, it was all very well managed. Contactless payment accepted for a drink and ice cream so no cash needed except a €1 coin for some of the pedal things (like a supermarket trolley return). I can honestly say that if Irrland hasn’t won awards for what they have done & the environment they have created, they need to. Because it’s brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. We will be back! Don’t change Irrland ????
5. Freizeitwelt Sauerland
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4.5 based on 29 reviews
Größte wetterunabhängige Erlebniswelt im Sauerland! Auf über 8000m², davon mehr als 3000m² überdacht, können Gruppen, Paare, Kinder und Erwachsene und Familien entdecken, sich ausprobieren, Grenzen testen oder einfach genießen. Kinderland Klettergerüsten, Carts, Ballarea, Rutschenparadies ohne großem Aussenbereich mit Wasserrutsche, Kletterwände mit mehr als 60 Toproperouten für Anfänger und Profis, Indoor-Hochseilgarten, die Jump Area - mit Maincourt, Flyind Dunk, Dodge Ball, Obstacles, Walk the Wall, Tumbling Lane, MicroBowling, Wohnmobilstellplätze etc..
6. Aventura - Der Spielberg
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4.5 based on 89 reviews
Gigantischen Outdoorspaß für alle Generationen garantiert die Sport- und Freizeitwelt AVENTURA. Sportbegeisterte kämpfen sich auf der AVENTURA – Challenge bis zum Gipfel des Berges hinauf. Die letzte Hürde ist die Kletterwand zum Aussichtsturm, der in Anlehnung an das Vogelschutzgebiet Medebacher Bucht an ein riesiges Vogelnest erinnert. Hier wird man mit einem grandiosen Ausblick auf die alte Hansestadt belohnt. Abwärts geht’s durch einen aufregenden Rutschenpark oder mit der Doppelseilbahn. Kletterspaß pur auf einer Länge von 160 Metern und 32 Höhenmetern verspricht das längste Spielgerät Europas. Hier ranken sich die Abenteurer verschiedenen Klettertürme empor, kriechen durch Tunnel, balancieren über wackelnde Brücken und sausen vergnügt die Rutschen hinab. Wer es gemächlicher mag, ist am AVENTURA – Fit, dem Trimmparcours genau richtig. Info- und Ruhezonen laden zum Rasten, Relaxen und Zuschauen ein. Im Kleinkinderbereich AVENTURA – Kids fühlen sich die Jüngsten pudelwohl.
Reviewed By willywonkey - Taunton, United Kingdom
Have never see so many adventure play equipment in one place! Fantastic for kids of all ages. Be careful easy to lose one when busy as the place it so big! Ok bar and restaurant there also.
7. Vennbad
8. Waldfreibad Gudenhagen
9. Ahorn Sportpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
