An interesting stop on the way to Møns Klint. An open cow farm with about 200 cows. We got to see how they live and petted some calves. There’s a boutique and a cafe where they serve ice cream with the milk from the farm. There were many flavors. The ice cream is a gelato style, so not very creamy but still quite good. They use premade ice cream mixes, add flavors and fresh ecological milk from the farm. Very well suited for kids. There are even mini tractors kids can drive around - super popular!

I cannot stress enough how incredible our experience was at Møn Is. Following our Airbnb host's advice, we skipped the grocery store and other stands, heading straight here, and we were blown away. The kids were entertained with toy tractors and cows, exploring the milking station, and getting up close with the cows. But the highlight was undoubtedly the ice cream itself; it was hands down the best I've ever had. I can't recommend this place enough—do yourself a favor and make sure to visit Møn Is. It's an absolute must!

Kind of hard to find the shop, but worth the search! Amazing ice cream at the lowest prices I saw in Denmark. The pistachio ice cream is swoon worthy.

A Blissful Ice Cream Experience at Møn Is in Denmark! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If there was a heaven for ice cream lovers, it would undoubtedly be Møn Is in Denmark. My recent visit to this delightful ice cream parlor left me mesmerized and craving for more. From the moment I stepped inside, I was met with a warm, inviting ambiance that set the tone for an unforgettable experience. Let's talk about the star of the show—the ice cream itself! I can't stress enough how incredibly delicious it was. The flavors were diverse and creative, offering a range of both classic and unique combinations. The creaminess was unparalleled, and every spoonful melted in my mouth like a dream. Møn Is has truly perfected the art of ice cream making. What makes Møn Is even more exceptional is their commitment to using fresh farm milk. You can taste the difference! The milk used in their ice cream gives it a distinct, rich, and creamy texture that leaves you wanting more. It's evident that they prioritize quality ingredients, and it truly shines through in their ice cream. The staff at Møn Is was not only friendly but also incredibly knowledgeable about their products. They were more than willing to help me choose flavors that suited my preferences and even offered some delightful recommendations. Their passion for ice cream and dedication to customer satisfaction was evident in every interaction. The setting of Møn Is, nestled in the picturesque Danish countryside, added to the overall experience. Enjoying my ice cream amidst the beauty of nature was simply magical. It's the kind of place that leaves you feeling relaxed and at peace with the world. Whether you're a local or a tourist exploring Denmark, a visit to Møn Is is an absolute must. You haven't truly experienced ice cream until you've tasted theirs. I can confidently say that Møn Is has spoiled me for all other ice creams, and I'll be reminiscing about this unforgettable experience for a long time to come. If I could give Møn Is more than five stars, I would in a heartbeat. From the delectable ice cream flavors to the outstanding fresh farm milk, every aspect of this ice cream parlor exceeded my expectations. Møn Is is, without a doubt, the ice cream destination of dreams. Don't miss out on this extraordinary gem when you're in Denmark!

Super cool experience, where you can go in and see the cows and calves. Most of the farm is open for you to walk around in on your own. Yummy ice cream and gift shop full of local products.

One of the best ice creams in the country. And I mean that since I love ice cream and I consider myself an ice cream expert because of the amount of ice cream I eat. And I don't say no for an ice cream so I can say I tasted almost all the brands available in the market here. So I can say that this ice cream is one of the very best. They also offer very different and yummy flavors. The price is also good. Then you can have a tour of the place while eating your big ice cream.😉

Really nice place to visit. You can see cows and eat delicious ice-cream🍨 Great place for kids - you might even get to pet a cow ;)

It’s an absolutely charming place to visit with family or your love ones, where the museum not only let you admires the historical train or bus through history but they let you enjoy the ride in it through the forest as well the little charming village surrounding this museum , it’s really worth the visit and for reasonable price - perhaps they could make the cafe above in the forest serves fresh food instead of pre packed sandwich

Amazing to dive back in time when Copenhagen took the last streetcar driving 1972, beautiful experience to drive on sn old tram along the tracks and have some ice-cream or coffee at the Endstation. Or take a walk back , through the woods and visit the big hangar with old busses as well. Well kept and maintain, and friendly vibes with conductors and driver in old uniforms

Might be the nostalgia talking but it was super fun to come back and see how everything was. Love the gimmick of actually driving the trams from location to location, adds something to the whole atmosphere.

Surprisingly great! Loads of old trams from the original horse powered ones to modern electrical ones. Almost all of them can be entered for a quick look. Many models are still in use, you can get rides on them to the forest Cafe and back. They also have a collection of old buses and other history.

We went there for a special Christmas arrangement with a steam powered train, which made the museum more accessible to us. It is a very interesting place for those who like trains and trams, they have some gorgeous models on exhibit and you can also ride some of the trams on-site. A pity they were removed from Copenhagen but I'm happy they preserved some in this museum. The bus exhibit was very worth exploring too. I wish there had been more options for food and drinks but other than that, I would definitely recommend visiting.

Really amazing museum. Lots of trams and buses too. You get to ride on some of the trams. A very good day out. They have shops recreated like the olden days.

Really good. Worth driving to. One of the best museums in Denmark.

What an experience! It is definitely one of the top 5 museums in Denmark. Definitely worth another or more visits, as you can find things you didn't see the first time. Super nice volunteers. See you again

Amazing free museum for lots and lots of authentic Danish history through common, everyday items on display using a village shop front scenario. Lots of local made candy, cheese, beer, wine, and crafts. They have a cafeteria in the back serving a wide variety of typical Danish fare. They have music from volunteers and the odd celebrity that drops by…Well worth the visit!

I seldom put museum experience but here is pretty good as they have “old” funny things which you can understand the history in the past a bit. Many nice old / vintage is there which lovely but tough as their restaurant seems is holding a function so not even offer any coffee which we wish to take away.

Very interesting museum. It exhibits a lot of shops as they were many years before. A ton of vintage items. A heaven for collectors of old stuff.

Very nice place to experience the life just 50-60 years ago. Can't believe this is already a far memory showed at museums. We also had a great lunch. Tak for hyggelig dag hos jer

If you are nostalgic for earlier, less-rushed times, then this place is for you. Thousands of artifacts from daily life going back over 100 years. An amazing collection. The buffet of traditional Danish fayre is excellent value at 119 kr.

Stay away if you have small children! This place is only for adults/ senior citizens. Outside there is some old carnival machines, which my son played with eight when we arrived. We asked inside of they would open / turn on, but where told that they only opened in vacations but we could play on them. Instantly one of the other senior citizens that run the place complained that they are not up to code... Odly enough nothing was fenced off and no signs said it was closed. While buying tickets me and my 3 year old wanted to go in, but where told off. Inside the museum was very cool, but a lot of small pieces where in every exhibition with everywhere signed DONT TOUCH DONT TOUCH. This is extremely hard to communicate to small children when there is stuff everywhere, either have less loose stuff or have some exhibitions where touch is allowed. While me and my son was looking at things my wife was talking to the volunteers and apparently my very small man purse was a problem because I might tip something over. We ended up leaving after 10 minutes. The volunteers where extremely hostile, except for one. Stay away unless you like angry senior citizens or can ignore it and look at the cool stuff.

It is a fantastic spot for a family day out. The kids absolutely love it, no question about that and there is something for everyone, regardless of age. From fun rides and playful activities for little ones to more thrilling attractions and relaxing areas for adults, the place offers an all rounded experience. It is the kind of place where you can easily spend an entire day without getting bored.

Great fun. Family of 5. Lots of people for the Halloween theme. Just a shame the big swing wasn’t working again. 2 times I’ve been here this year and it was off.

Such a fantastic day out we had here. Denmark is such a beautiful country. Henry the mascot was a giggle brought a teddy back with us. Loved this place, different to the norm. Would deffinetly advice a visit here

Excellent location and opportunities for kids to play around!!! Probably among one of the best near Copenhagen..!!!, Unfortunately three of the main rides were not functional today 24/07… And the park was swamped by BEES both my children had been stings…

It's an amazing amusement park and the rides are awesome. The food they sell is also great. There is also a relaxing place to eat breakfast or lunch near the ducks and fish

1. A bit too expensive. Differentiate between people taking the rides and those who just accompany them. 2. Many attractions were closed, and there was no info about it before er entered. 3. It's quite pricey - also with the golden membership card. 4. A bit neglected here and there. 5. What is that thing with farting in Bonbon Land? Is this really something that you can offer children in their spare time? (Show about farting, etc.) 6. Food is junk and expensive. 90% is just trash like slush ice, french fries, and coke. Besides: good size, quite many different places to play around, a lot of attractions where 3-4 years old can ride on, and rather friendly staff.

Amazing park with many goofy animals. Since its quite rural, the queue times were also VERY good

Nice place for a family weekend. Activitis for kids different age.

Really beautiful gardens. So well kept and cozy to walk around in. The playground and petting zoo was a big hit, as were the many beautiful carps (fish).

Great Place for the whole Family. Beautiful Gardening, playground for the kids, Indoor cafeteria (Fastfood, ice cream 🍨, Coffee ☕, etc.), and from time to time - Season event's. Price Range is also fair..

This was a fantastik place to visit. We want on family trip for haloween. 2 adults and 2 kids. Fair entry price. Very pretty haloween setup and decoration. Loads of stuff for the kids. At driving, horror labyrinth, scary decorations, Donkey rides, petting zoo, and much much more. We spend about 3 hours and are the lunch we brought on the clean and covered terrasse. There was an eatery as well with the usual burger and fries but also other more Danish items. Again fair prices. Would happily go back and have a look again for the xmas decorations and marked. Time well spend and well worth it.

Amazing place. A place you must visit if being near by. Beautifull Japaneese inspired garden and low entry fee.

Such a beautiful place all year round but the lights for Christmas are spectacular.

A beautiful selection of plants and animals. The prettiest Japanese garden in Europa,I think.

This was great fun! Saw the jousting and trebuchets in action and visited with the blacksmith and weaver.

If you're a fan of the Middle Ages, you've got to go there! Not only do they offer the wonderful recreation of a medieval village, with many houses and shops made with care from the overall architecture to the tiniest details, but you can also attend a tournament, visit an enchanted forest with truly amazing houses (that fit although they're 19C-inspired), and see Medieval machines they have built from scratch. As a bonus, the gift shop offers a Medieval beer they have also recreated and that is made to be palatable to us moderners. A truly wonderful visit.

Nice place to enjoy the technology and life-style from earlier days. The people working there really enjoy their job and it feels like becoming a visitor of the medieval. Great for kids and with a lot of opportunities to explore the world ages ago. German speaking at the entrance is not a problem.

We had a great day with our preteen kids. Lots of activities and you can try out many different things. Places to eat, to play, to explore and the staff is always there to explain and share stories. The knight games were awesome! We paid around 500 to enter, and afterwards we found it absolutely worth it. Recommend to come early though, as some of the main activities are timed and done once a day. Parking is free.

This is a magical place. I visited it as a volunteer and got to live there for a whole week like in the Middle Ages. I enjoyed the stay from my heart. Lots of time to tell visitors about medieval baking and show my craft and equipment, including the period appropriate sleeping quarter. Even when there was a slight rain, the areal with its reconstructed buildings was alive with the other international re-enactors who had joined to spend the week there. Visit this place when you are in Denmark. Especially if there is an event with many volunteers. And if you do, don't just walk through the village between the shooting of the trebuchet and the tourney. Go everywhere, try out the small ways, look in windows and doors and ask everyone you meet. All the "medieval" people there have interesting things to tell. They might even let you try out stuff. With children the Center can be a marvellous adventure if you go exploring.

Incredible place to visit. Must see! Come early to see it all: the trebuched shooting and the knight tournament! All is so well presented you feel the history alive around you. A very child-friendly place. I'll cherish this day there always.

Awesome experience! Went with my friends (all in our 20s) and it was great fun speaking to the people doing traditional crafts, seeing the trebuchet being fired and the jousting. I would have enjoyed if there was a schedule on when the different craftsmen were at their buildings though

Glad i had a picnic basket 🧺, with me. Food and drinks were a bit pricey. Otherwise gr8 place to visit. Always humbling to remember WHAT you came from.

A friendly historic site brought to life as a living museum with informative guides and inhabitants.

Great activity to get immersed into the culture by looking at the past.

One more reason to rent a car in Denmark

Went there during the Viking Festival. It was really awesome. Hundreds were in costume, there were battle recreations, You could see and make craft items, learn new Viking skills. With Viking coins buy jewellery, craft, wooden swords and shields, lots of things. Or just wonder around the encampment and talk to the settlers and just learn.

Interesting museum and recreation of Viking structures, couldn’t believe that it was free to enter. Not much left to see of the original settlement other than the mounds, but they do a great job of helping visitors to visualize what it may have been like.

Tough place to reach but mesmerizing. Everyone there was really nice, but the guide guy was the absolute best. I'll hopefully get there again in future, without suitcase 😵‍💫😆

Knuthenborg Safaripark is located in a lush area near the town of Maribo in Denmark and is considered one of the largest safari parks in Northern Europe. In this park, visitors can drive their own vehicles along designated routes through open and natural landscapes, getting up close to wild animals such as giraffes, tigers, rhinos, Arctic wolves, and many more. The natural and open setting allows animals to live in an environment similar to their native habitats, offering visitors a more authentic and immersive wildlife experience. In addition to the safari section, the park offers a variety of attractions for families, including a large playground, forest walking trails, and educational exhibits about the environment and animals. There are also accommodations within the park, allowing guests to stay overnight surrounded by nature and enjoy a unique and memorable experience. The park is designed to provide a peaceful and pleasant environment for both day trips and extended stays.

Would have rated it with more stars but the new experience of seeing tigers and lions is not good. There is very less chance of seeing those animals. Not from the bridge nor from the panoramic window. The good parts are the dinosaur forest experience and the 2 roller coasters for the thrill.

Hopefully this review can help the park make some improvements. The plus side is that you are able to get quite close to the animals and see savanna wildlife in a beautiful setting. The down sides are worth keeping in mind should you plan a family trip there. We stayed there overnight for a quite substantial amount of money for 2 adults and one 7 year old - approx 900 euros. Barely any staff available in the park. Poor directions and signage to drive around. Would be helpful to get a recommended order for the visit. And more info on the animals. In the tent, you are expected to wash, dry and put away your dishes with the threat of a 60 euro fine should you miss doing that. Empty your trash. Put on and take away your bed linen just to mention a few things that you would expect to be included when paying that much for 1 night. The food we ordered to prepare in the tent was bland. Compared to skanes djurpark in Sweden I would say you get much less for your money. I wrote a review for that too so anyone can check it out. It’s a pity because it’s such a beautiful sanctuary.

We’ve been to the park a few times and it never lets us down. The park is massive and there’s lots to see and discover. You can bring your own food or eat at the various points in the park dedicated to it, apart from the animals that stroll freely on huge terrains there’s also a big kiddy’s park at the bottom that if you go at the designated hours there’s a small rollercoaster and the water log ride included in the entrance price( that if you buy it online you save 30% off the price ) . Very recommended.

Great place. Kind and service minded staff. We rented a cabin for 4 days. Bring food whit you, if you rent a cabin. There are many picknic tables around the park. So you can bring food whit you on a daily trip also. If you rent a cabin gate close at 17:00 and you can't drive in or out. But you can walk around the park and some hours drive around. Great place for family. We was here in end of season.(October) a little cold, but it's was okey.

It’s a like in the wild experience. It’s really a big park so you’ll need to have your car to go around and see the animals, there are also places you can walk to see other animals. Better start the tour in the morning if you’re planning for just a day trip but they also offer accommodation for families. There’s also different activities for kids. 🫶🏻💕

Absolutely fantastic experience. The animals roam free and there are plenty to see. For me the highlight was the dinosaur museum! With a collection of real bones from the biggest dinosaurs, you get to feel small next to these huge creatures. Would highly recommend. And remember to buy tickets online

Ludicrously Expensive. You have to treat this as an attraction, I.e. an experience that you're paying for. As such, enjoy the view, get your passengers to take photos, and if you can, head to the free parking at the Isbådsmuseet on the Sjælland side to get a different view. We took our car from Scotland, so we had the unique experience of a rare RHD going over. 230kr. One way, though (£26 GBP). At that price, I wouldn't like it to be my regular commute.

First thing - it's quite expensive, 230DKK is nothing cheap for simple bridge you will pass in few minutes. But it is good shortcut and interesting landmark. You can stop by next of some small (free) boat museum and enjoy the view, if you don't have rainy weather like we did.

Adore it — Storebæltsbroen is more than an engineering icon — it cut travel time across Denmark by over an hour and symbolically united the country’s eastern and western regions. The eastern suspension bridge carries rail and road decks on separate levels, with cables containing ~18k individual steel wires—enough to circle the Earth nearly four times. Each pylon stands on caissons sunk into the seabed with millimeter accuracy, built to endure winds of 80 m/s and ship collisions up to 300000 tons.

I have used the Great Belt Bridge in Denmark a few times, which connects Zealand and Fyn islands. It's an incredible piece of architecture with stunning sea views. Spanning a total of 18 km, it's the longest bridge in the region. If you use BroBizz, you can get a discounted toll price. Driving across at 110 km/h, the experience is truly enjoyable with breathtaking panoramic views. Highly recommend for anyone driving between the islands!

07/19/2025@10:00 pm: Payment Impossible, no service contact available and no one takes care of toll gates. Police had to be called because service number was not operating at night. Total mess other direction one toll gate got destroyed. Due to it is not foreseen for foreigners to pay other than by card or by cash a long trafic jam was resulted. This is tourist unfriendly because other toll gates support online based pre-paid systems. Additional confusion because payments randomly only worked after double payment and following vehicles were confused if to go or stay and ask police if to pass unpaid or wait. In case of an emergency the non working payment systems could cause a potential security risc from resulted traffic jams because in case of emergency help will arrive with a long delay. Think over and change it!

Cheapest way to drive from Germany to Norway is over this bridge. You get a beautiful view of the country

The Great Belt Bridge is a multi-element fixed link crossing the Great Belt strait between the Danish islands of Zealand and Funen. It consists of a road suspension bridge and a railway tunnel in the middle of the Great Belt, and a box-girder bridge for both road and rail traffic. The total length is 18 kilometres.

A chilling reminder of a less forgiving time where the west and east were divided, a Cold War watchtower with a history of those that tried to make there way to the west….. worth a visit. Information boards are in Germany only but the pictures tell a story. You can climb the tower for a small fee (2€ per person). 4 stars only because of the lack of multi lingual support.

Nice little museum, but the outdoor part didn't have any signs in English, only German.

Very nice for all people and its not expensiv

Very beautiful and historic place

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The place is nice, got many aquariums, but I would have loved more, while considering the price ticket! Nice staff too

It feels a bit..like an old socialistic era inside. But some of the things though are nice - for example bio fluorescent setups, shark tank

The experience is pretty nice, but the aquarium isn't maintained well, we had bugs all over us after the tour. It was very irritating.

A small aquarium with much to see, this busy attraction is priced perfectly for it's size. You'll need no more than an hour to go through or two if you want to take your time reading all the facts and information placed next to the exhibits. The shark tank is a good stop with a clear view of the mighty predators. It was busy and crowded when we visited in the summer but I would still recommend it to anyone who loves the sea life and what lays or lurks in our waters

This aquariums has a nice collection of fish but seemed pretty run down and in need of renovation. What we liked: there were steps for the kids to see into the fish tanks almost everywhere. Booking tickets online allows to avoid the line. The fish tunnel was nice. A good amount of explanation for each tank (not too much, not too little information). Free parking. What we didn't like: the toilets smelled, the shark tank was a bit sad looking, few opportunities to sit down and enjoy the fish from a distance.

With the entrance fee in mind, it's a bit disappointing. Yes, they do have a tunnel where you can see sharks and stingrays, and a huge aquarium with a big shark, but that's just about it. Everything looks a bit tired and worn.

They have actual sharks and a tunnel aquarium. Those are cool. But still it lacks maintenance and certainly not good enough for the 12 euro entry ticket we paid. Also note there were no English sign boards or descriptions for anything on display inside. Not a deal breaker for me but non-german speakers will be disappointed.

The bridge is closed for pedestrians and cyclists for several months due to construction. There is a big bus that, free of charge, that transports you and your bike across. Hard to find the bus stop in Avendorf but it is close to the regular bus stop.

The Baltic Sea is on the right and the North Sea on the left — such a beautiful view, especially near sunset.

Cool bridge, but under the renovation

Beautiful bridge and place to watch ships, light towers, birds, and wind surfers. Sometimes you can even spot whales and dophins in the baltic sea.

Nice place for tourist to cycle pass for a photoshoot! Strong winds blowing yet an exciting journey to explore.

It's pretty much a pretty bridge. Careful! It's pretty windy, but that's pretty much what happens if you build a bridge over the sea. So as a cyclist don't complain, walk and enjoy the pretty view.

Beautiful view!

Really nice place, There are a 5 of Danish bunkers (From what i remember). 1 Plane, a couple of really cool tanks. 1 of the bunkers are made into its Original condition, The others kinda act like their own small Museum's, For example one is for the DDR, And so on. I would 10/10 say this is a lovely place (Extra side note, You can explore the fort by yourself, Or go on Free Guided tours that start at 11:00)

Very nice place. There is something to see. A large number of military equipment. Which is in very good condition. There is access inside to bunkers, an underwater tray and many other exhibits. In general, it is a large area where you can have a good time with your family

Impressive Museum. Prepared with a lot of detail. This former Fort was build during the cold war . A bit frightening to consider that this may not be over. The Russian threat is more than current again . Hope that the wisdom for freedom will win.

A very interesting, enlightening and spacious exhibition about the Cold War and Denmark’s part it played for NATO.

Nice tour for a family, there is a few interesting spot and bunker to see. Specially if someone into history and war machines. My personal opinion is, they should put more military equipment in this huge place. The ticket is 50DKK/person for adult. Nice walk, around, ai recommend to check the place when the weather is nice.

A good open air museum of the cold war period. The museum is based around a substantial gun emplacement showing you the equipment, accommodation and lots of information about these years. Lost a star for having exhibits with no information boards - the tanks, field pieces, the APC....

Great outdoor Cold War museum with tanks, bunkers, boats, a submarine snd jet fighters. Worth a visit.

Absolutely stunning church to visit. Lots of ships inside as dedication to the sailors. Beautiful organ

Lovely church and full of history. Well worth a visit. 2 euro admission suggested.

St. Nikolai Church in Wismar is a stunning example of Brick Gothic architecture, built in the 14th century and dedicated to St. Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors. It was the parish church for sailors and merchants in this important Hanseatic port city. • The nave is over 37 meters high, one of the tallest of its kind in northern Germany. • Built entirely of red brick, it shows the classic style of North German Gothic churches. • The tower was destroyed in WWII and later rebuilt. • Today, it’s both a church and concert venue, known for its organ and historical charm. • It’s part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and the European Route of Brick Gothic.

The main point of attraction is the detailed architecture and artwork. The handbook gotten at the entrance can help you navigate the building and gain more insight. It's proximity to the train station is an added advantage.

Wonderful church and nice area around. Not crowded at all, so you can feel yourself comfortable enjoying it. The person at the entrance played a flute, creating a great and unusual atmosphere.

I found this church extremely interesting.Despite its a Gothic church, its progressist. I have visited Many churches all over the world, but its the first time I see a Kinderkapelle inside a Gothic church . Very interesting and way to intégrate people. Well done!

A very beautiful church of St. Nicholas. Jut 5 minutes away from the main station and 10 minutes from the port harbour. This church is one of the main tourist attractions of Wismar. It has the same neo-gothic architecture built up in red stone. Inside you can find printed guides in English and German to have a read while you walk around. Has a small souvenir and postcard kiosk inside the church itself.

Hi my name is Daniela...we were quite disappointed to discover that actually it is today a cinema as there are only external walls but it was complitely distroyed in the war

Beautiful tower now used as a memorial of sorts. It was mostly destroyed in WW2 by the allies. All that's left is the tower. Some statues at the base are interesting. We didn't try to go inside the tower. Definitely worth coming to check out if in the city. It's one of the main sights.

A great place to rest after walking around the city. Some nice sculptures are on display.

Interesting place of historical significance. However, don't expect to be able to go on the tour in the tower unless you speak German. We were denied by the cashier and told to go to the close by church instead for a view, because the tour at St Marienkirche wasn't available in English and would take an hour. It didn't matter to us, but she said no. Very disappointed as the inside of the tower and the view was the thing that drew us there, but now we couldn't see it. It was only €3 but it's very frustrating when it's not available for outsiders.

The remains of the church which was destroyed in the WWII. Unfortunately the rest of the church was demolished by the DDR rule, but they saved the tower. A great view over the city from the tower.

It's nice historical landmark, close to the port

Impressive tower in Wismar city centre, fully recommendable to visit and watch the video about the story of the whole building, it was a huge bassilica !

What a delightful zoo! It's perfect for families - big playground in the middle and it's possible to see all of the animals in one visit without feeling like you're hiking. There's a super collection of animals and the zoo grounds and enclosures are beautifully designed and well-kept. It's a bit pricey but not over-priced. The staff were always friendly. We've visited twice now and will happily return. Can only recommend it.

I was positive suprised how well this Zoo is maintained. I have the feeling the whole park is taken care of with lots of love and enthusiasm. I didn't expect such a nice park far away of a big city and this from a private ownership. Big double or even triple plus from my side. The newer parts are very up to date and give the animals enough space to room and even take a break of the visitors who at some enclosure can enter for direct contact with the animals. Thank you for this lovely experience and respect for creating such a paradise in the countryside.

The zoo was fun. Seeing animals i have not seen back home in Namibia was truly interesting and fascinating. Family friendly and accomodating.

Small but nice and quite cheap.

Cool zoo, a great variety of animals. Petting possible too for some animals

A nice place to visit during the weekend, sadly you have to face Autobahn road works if you come from Hamburg or Lübeck. 2h trip easy for 3-4h of fun, hard choice.

It is a nice place to come for walking and being in nature and with animals. To some animals, it is permitted to come inside of their places so you can feed and touch them and in this way to communicate. It has also a nice kids park and activities for kids.

I gave them 5 stars many years ago but now took them down to 3 cause during the years things have slowly declined. Don't get me wrong, the hotels are super nice and the pricing is so good during the off-season specials, but... * there are smokers EVEYWHERE blowing smoke in your and your kids faces. * Arcade area forces you to have cash as you cannot purchase game coins with cards. * last but not least the Playpark is fun but very noisy and extremely overcrowded with very long queues and chairs that rip your pants. The people were also very inconsiderate and wont give others turns on some of the equipment. Ending on a positive (sort of)... The swimming area is still super nice, fun and clean. They have really good change areas and lockers, but extremely scary stairs going to the swim zone. All in all its still a cheap getaway for the family and you still get more than your money's worth.

Overall a good place for families with kids - even sauna is intended for dressed visitors. A little bit pricey and the parking is not included in the price.

Nice pools, djungel land had bad acustics. Nice apartments but the area was really boring. We had construction sights on both sides of the apartment. Would have been nice to know before we booked. Really hard sofabed.

UPD Anyway we decided to come by 14:30. It is good place inside: several slides, “lazy” river, big swimming pool, the little ones with warm water. There is a cafe and a shop inside, saunas. The good quality of service. All staff look like a qualified and pay very close attention to safety. The one moment which was not very good is the air temperature. Sometimes it is too cold, especially when the temporary staff (builders) (dresssed in the winter jackets) open the emergency exit door. Please pay attention: if you don’t want to pay for the towels - bring it from home. _____ We are going to come and relax here and the swimming pool is closed for half a day. So from 08.01 to 11.01 it will work from 14:30 only. And the children swimming pool and waves pool are closed too. The information about it is available only inside the Swimming pool. The google maps (which was updated a week ago) shows the swimming pool open. The same situation was on the official website.

All in all we had a great experience, the water park is amazing and there are plenty of things to do. I would suggest going when the kids are 3-4 years old, or older. We went off season in early spring, which were nice. Fairly crowded already, but i can only imagine how many people there would be during the season. All restaurant staff were friendly, but we had some run ins with the official resort staff, which just seemed to be annoyed at us being there. Its clean and well kept, great for kids. Way too few parking spaces of you rented a cabin, but all in all worth a trip 👍

Nice place overall, but expensive and very slippery

Pretty nice place with a decent variety of activities for children. A good playground, carousels and scooter cars for 1€ a turn. The Subtropichen Badeparadis was unfortunately closed during our stay, because of the pandemic, but the Dsjungelland (Jungle land) wasn't - which was a great succes. We didn't eat at the restaurants on site, but they looked mediocre and slightly overpriced, as expected. The cafés were mediocre and overpriced. The Dünenbad wellness swimmingpools were nice and child-friendly. Our room, which was 'am der Düne' was spacy and comfortable, however the floors were sandy upon arrival, which made us question the overall cleanliness. The area was lively, but not noisy, mainly occupied by families with pre-teenage children. We had a good time here, despite the weather letting us down for the stay.

Too few to visit basically only a few ship models to see along with some history of German Navy. View at the top is great

You can walk up on the inside however the stairs are open so you can look down, not good if you don’t like heights.I’m ok looking out just not down. That the lift as the view is worth it. The museum is also interesting and they used the same scale for the models so you can compare the sizes of the vessels

Super interesting and impactful experience. I am more of an artsy person, but i would not miss this. Definitely worth the entrance fee especially to see all the ship models, the view and the submarine! It is such a unique experience to walk inside a submarine and get to know all the historical and technical details about it. I absolutely recommend to visit.

In memory to the fallen soldiers. The memorial looks powerful and depressive. Inside there are some pictures and stories about the war time. I like the wall with many submarines, it shows how many of them sank. It is crazy. So many lost lives. The tower is quite high and inside is a bit creepy if you walk the stairs. The view from the tower is great. It is definitely worth seeing it.

Fascinating memorial tastefully done.

Just down the street about a block, there is a ticket stand that will sell you a ticket to get in. Well, it's less of a ticket and more of a token that you put in at the turnstile. This originally was the German Naval Memorial for the sailors of the German Navy during World War I. After the Second World War it was then changed into an all naval memoral for sailors of all countries' Navys. Behind the tower is a museum that goes over the history of the German Navy and a number of Naval Maritime Disasters. I would highly suggest that you go through this portion of the museum before going into the tower itself. Once you get through the museum you go down a set of stairs and underneath the open area that you walked across to get to the museum. Under here are a number of wreaths and memorials to ships and sailors who lost their lives. You will then cross to the other side where you will enter into the tower itself and the exhibit continues. And shows the losses of German ships during both world wars and The transformation of the German Navies. You can take the flight of stairs, or the elevator all the way up to the top of the memorial where you have a wonderful view of U-995 and the surrounding beach. 12/10 would recommend you to go visit if you're in the area.

Interesting combination of a memorial and a museum. U995 is a must see if you can, also. Wonderful view of the coast if you go to the top of the memorial tower.

This is probably the number 1 attraction in the area, and yet you don't need to be there long, and it definitely stirs mixed emotions. On the one hand, it's really cool to get to walk through a submarine, the engineering, the equipment, the pipes and valves, the electrics and communication, etc. are all fascinating. So, too, is a view of how the crew slept and ate in such a cramped space. But then the sombre thought that these guys were killing your guys, never really leaves you. Lest we forget.

A fantastic visit to the U-995 submarine in Laboe! An educational and informative experience about naval history and World War II. The submarine is clean and well-organized, with clear explanations. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts.

The Uboat gives an excellent insight to the life on the narrow boat during second worldwar and after. It is amazing to see how tight these places have been.

Been on my bucket list for a few years. Great piece of machinery well worth a visit.

Impressive! Well maintained, easy to access and such an historical place. Respect to submariners for their courage.

Super cool. Would recommend to anyone interested in war history. Would like to give a shoutout to the nearby restaurant "Fischkuche Laboe". Vistit this place if you're in the area. They have the best schnitzel and fries i have ever tasted.

A worthy memorial and museum for sailers in WW1 and WW2. Nice view on the top, and U-996 was cool to walk through.

The architecture of this once church is beautiful. The copper roofs were exquisite as Germans moved away from wooden roofs.

Marienkirche St. Marien-Kirche Lübeck - Ev.-Luth. Kirchengemeinde St. Marien in Lübeck is a beautiful Protestant church in the city center, very big that you can enter for a fee or if it’s for prayer 🙏🏾 is for free! Totally recommend it! The lady in the entrance was super nice!

Saint Marienkirche has surprised me a lot! It's really amazing & great from inside & from outside!😍The ticket is 4€, but during a church service you can go inside for free.

life changing. the most beautiful building I have ever seen. and I have visited a lot of churches. though under renovation and with a pained past, this is a must visit for Luebeck. donations to the space are requested in the amount of 5 euro, and worth every penny. grandiose, colourful, full of life and death and it is all captivating. the organ concert I caught the tail end of nearly caused me a stroke - in a good way.

Amazing monumental church with a lot of other interesting things to see inside. I think it worth the price of admission (4 euro). It's a must see if you visit Lübeck and you are interested in history and architecture.

Marienkirche is the third-largest church in Germany, and one of the five large Gothic brick churches in Lübeck. The interior is stunning and learning the history of it was so interesting. During an air raid, a lot of the church was destroyed but it's been beautifully restored. During my time at the church, they were restoring another facade as well. There is a reconstruction of the Danse Macabre, and also some beautiful reliefs of the Last Supper and some statues of Mary, Gabriel, etc. I'm a huge fan of Bach and I was delighted to read that Bach may have come to Marienkirche to play the now-destroyed Totentanzorgel (Danse Macabre organ). I believe they also have services in Marienkirche, although I went on a weekday so I'm not 100% positive. Based on signage, I would say so. I recommend stopping in to learn about the history of Lübeck and the church, or even to sit in on a service! I'm going to come back perhaps to see the other four churches.

St. Mary's Church which was built between 1250 and 1350 is the third largest church in Germany. It and has always been a symbol of the power and prosperity of the old Hanseatic city. Entrance is ticketed, 4 eur per person but it is without doubt worth to enter and see its magnitude from every corner inside.

You see this old building when you enter the city. It gives a fairytale vibe. I really like the ambiance. Also i took pictures in the evening.

It's a beautiful historic monument. Must visit if you would love to learn about the Hanseatic trade links and regime.

Holsten Gate (Holstentor) is the trademark building of Lübeck. If you visit Lübeck, it must be the first place in your bucket list. After leaving behind the central train station or bus station, you will begin your Lübeck walking tour from here. Recommended!

Such a beautiful and iconic landmark, rich in history and picture perfect. Highly recommend the museum❤️

The Holstentor is such a wonderful landmark which luckily survived to the modern age. The inside holds a nice little museum with different themed rooms and also a rather beautiful model of the medieval city.

A must see in Lübeck and a beautiful entrance to the old town. The Museum is small but also worth a visit if you have time.

It was an excursion from MSC cruise. We didn't enter the museum but walked around the city. It was so beautiful.

Great little “village” of designer brands from all categories, dotted with coffee shops and ice cream parlors. The shopping selection is impressive and well-organized, with something for every taste and budget. Food wise, it’s functional rather than fantastic but enough to keep you going. Don’t expect a culinary highlight. A well-maintained and pleasant place for a day of bargain hunting (weather permitting).

Nice place, many brand outlets are available here. Need to pick and choose for offers. Majorly good for shoes brands like Nike and Adidas, schedules particularly. Beautiful place very neat and clean, nice cozy restaurants and different options to pick and choose. Play area for the kids all in all very good place to visit with family.

Nice place....reminds me of Kildare Village in Ireland which is an excellent Outlet shopping experience. Some good dealson leather goods and clothes. Lots of hot dogs and beer as its Germany naturally but tasty!

I arrived early in the morning at Designer Outlet Neumünster, when all the shops were still closed and the place was quiet. The calm before the shopping rush gave me a chance to really take in the spacious layout and the modern design of the outlet. Located on Oderstraße 10, it’s about 45 minutes by car from Hamburg, and you can also get there by train from Hamburg Dammtor to Neumünster with a transfer, which takes around 1.5 hours. Even before the shops opened at 10 am, I noticed the huge parking area with plenty of spots, including premium and electric vehicle charging stations. The outlet hosts over 120 designer stores offering discounts up to 70%, featuring brands like Karl Lagerfeld, Woolrich, and Zwilling. I was excited to come back later and explore all the fashion, accessories, and more. The peaceful morning also gave me a moment to appreciate the cafes and restaurants that would soon fill with visitors. It felt like a perfect blend of convenience and style, making it clear why this spot is a favorite for both locals and travelers looking for great deals near Hamburg. If you’re coming without a car, the best way is to take the train from Hamburg Dammtor to Neumünster, then a short bus or taxi ride to the outlet. It’s an easy trip and well worth it for a day of shopping and relaxing in a clean, welcoming environment.

Designer Outlet Neumünster is a pleasant place to visit with a good variety of shops and a clean, well-organized layout. While not everything is cheaper than elsewhere, you can still find some good deals if you take the time to look around. There are also a few places to eat, which makes it easy to spend a few hours here. Parking is simple and convenient, which is always a plus. Overall, a nice shopping experience

Thats a great place for shopping. You can find deals, coffee shops, chocolate store, food trucks, parking. Everything

I recommend a WHOLE day here. It's really worth seeing all the stores, we spent 4.5 hours there and it wasn't enough. Coach, Aigner, Joop Mixed with Levi, Marco Polo , Wrangler ... A mix of high end brands and affordable brands. Highly recommend 🥳

I visited Dortmund Zoo on June 20, 2025, during the summer season, and it was a great experience overall. The zoo is conveniently located a short subway ride away from Dortmund’s main railway station, making it easy to reach. The entrance ticket cost €11, which I found quite reasonable for the size of the zoo and the variety it offers. The zoo is spread across a large area and features a wide range of animals from different regions around the world. It was fascinating to see so many species in well-maintained enclosures that reflect their natural habitats. There are several restaurants inside the zoo, offering a variety of food and drinks, so you won’t go hungry during your visit. I also noticed dedicated children’s play areas, which make it a great spot for families with kids. Overall, Dortmund Zoo is a relaxing and educational place to spend a few hours, especially if you enjoy being close to nature and wildlife. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the city.

This zoo is very nice! For €7,50 per adult and free parking in October the price is really low. The majority of people says this zoo is small but I disagree and think this zoo is actually pretty large. A lot of well made habitats, however I do have to agree that some look like they could use a little attention. But this zoo is based on naturalism, so I think it’s fine. A lot of opportunities to see animals from up close and take good photos. Also some (very )special species, like the black jaguar, clouded leopard and red panda. If you want to you can spend the whole day here, there’s enough to watch. Most of the animals are very active, unlike in many other zoo’s where the majority of the animals are sleeping. The only negatives were the constructions, which made it impossible to see some animals. Also, the animal information in mainly only German and mostly cash only payments at food stands. But overall, especially for the price this park is very good! There were also very little people, al though we did visit on a Monday.

It was nice, there was lots of animal. More of birds, different types. It nice to go early if you want enough time.

Nice place for Sunday afternoon. Few spots were under construction. It was a nice experience 😊

Large space. Wide variety of animals. It's not in optimal conditions for them, but it does the job.

I loved this zoo, not too big, but very nice, in the middle of a beautiful park. There are some very interesting animals like tapir, ant-eater and rhinos. All of these just at arm's length. Outside of the zoo there is a n astonishing beautiful botanical garden. Really enjoyed it and recommend

Great value for the price. Did not know what to expect before we went, and was pleasantly surprised by what we got to see for the price ee paid. Sadly some animals were not in their habitat because of construction projects. Disclaimer: don't expect a premium zoo.

Enormous industrial complex that was changed into a free tourist zone. There are some events organized here, they were even getting ready for one, when I was there, so you would assume that's a perfect example of revitalization effort. Unfortunately that's not entirely true. Yes instead of a toxic plant there is a museum and a forest, however that is also all that's here. Some of the equipment was left under the sun on its own, getting rusty and overgrown, making it look quite sad. Most of the buildings are closed down and the guided tour shows just a fraction of them. There is also no possibility to go underground inside the coal mine, to explore its history. Thinking it was the biggest one is quite a shame. Overall even though the complex makes an amazing first expression the longer you walk through it the sadder it gets. Wasted potential...

My visit to the Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex was an absolutely magnificent experience. It is truly awe-inspiring to see how this former industrial behemoth has been masterfully repurposed into a vibrant cultural landscape, housing museums, exhibition centers, a university, and more. The vision required to preserve such a monumental piece of history while breathing new life into it is simply remarkable. ​The sprawling 100-hectare site has been ingeniously transformed into a verdant park, with fantastic cycling and walking paths weaving through the imposing structures. This unique blend of industrial heritage and natural beauty means you can have a wonderful visit just enjoying the park, even if history isn't your main interest. ​Zollverein truly offers a full day of exploration and enjoyment for the entire family. With delightful cafes, excellent restaurants, and even a casino on the grounds, it's impossible to feel a moment of boredom. ​I was unfortunately pressed for time and could only spend three hours there, which was barely enough to scratch the surface. I am already planning my next trip to fully immerse myself in everything this incredible place has to offer. ​A Special Tip: To truly grasp the immense scale of the complex, I wholeheartedly recommend exploring it by bike or taking one of the guided cart tours. It's an experience that is absolutely worth it!

So pleasantly surprised by this place, it is insta worth it on its own but don’t miss out on the Ruhr museum, worth getting the full ticket to see the special exhibits. Humongous place to see not only the story is the mines but the area, its people and work. Could easily spend there several hours and still not see everything. Pair with Red Dot design museum in the same complex!

Parking is free, and information offices offer maps of this former industrial area, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The map shows the locations of the various exhibitions and indicates a circular route that takes about an hour and a half to walk at a slow pace. On Sundays when I was there, tourist trains run in the site and there are also guided tours. The ticket offices display the prices of the different tickets. I paid €10 for the Ruhr Museum and the Portal der Industriekultur, which has a panoramic terrace. This coal mine, began operating in 1932. Together with the processing plant, it occupied an area of about 100 hectares. It closed in 1986 and began its transformation into a cultural center in 1990.

A beautiful place. A huge mine listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The area around the mine is vast and green, and there's even a small playground for children. There's ample parking for cars. There's a small café on the grounds where you can enjoy a coffee or snack while waiting to enter the mine. Prices are reasonable. I recommend visiting this architectural wonder.

Surprisingly wonderful repurposing of an industrial site as a cultural centre. The juxtaposition of the buildings and metalwork with reclaiming nature is striking, and we could have easily have spent hours more wandering around than we had the time for during our visit. Easy to dismiss at a glance on the internt but remarkably affecting in person. Very glad we stopped to see it.

This made for a fascinating few hours. It's all quiet now but you can imagine the noise, heat and dust when it was operating. It has been very skilfully transformed into a coal museum and there is a large area to wander around by the coking plant.

Interesting to visit, however the visiting time is very limited and the 2G rule is there although it is outdoor.

(Translated by Google) We found it very nice. Were there on a Saturday and only at 9 p.m., but there was still a lot going on. But we didn't have to wait long. The lights and attractions were beautiful and photo worthy. (Original) Wir fanden es sehr schön. Waren an einem Samstag da und erst um 21 Uhr, dafür war aber noch ordentlich was los. Anstehen mussten wir aber nicht groß. Die Lichter und Attraktionen waren schön und Fotos wert.

(Translated by Google) [03/04/2022] Located at the exhibition center in Essen, the GrugaPark offers many activities in summer and winter. Every year after dusk, the Gruga lights are a colorful and attractive place to visit with many different light installations in shape and color. Always a highlight for photographers. A toilet and stops for eating and drinking are also available. There are several parking lots around the park. Admission is €6.00 ​​for adults. (Original) [04.03.2022] An der Messe in Essen gelegen bietet der GrugaPark im Sommer und Winter viele Aktivitäten. Das Grugaleuchten ist jedes Jahr nach der Dämmerung eine bunte und attraktive Besuchsmöglichkeit mit vielen verschiedenen Lichtinstallationen in Form und Farbe. Für Fotografen immer ein Highlight. Ein WC sowie Stops zum essen und trinken sind auch vorhanden. Rund um den Park gibt es mehrere Parkplätze. Der Eintritt kostet für Erwachsene 6,00 Euro.

(Translated by Google) It was absolutely beautiful. A lot to see. Terrain that is sometimes difficult for older people and yet very dark. But everything worked out. A great attraction for young and old. Price performance top! The physical well-being was also provided in abundance at affordable prices. Toilets clean 👍🏼 Tip: Use the side entrances and book the tickets in advance. Then it's a walk through, the parking lot on the side of the road was SO free. We'd love to come back. (Original) War voll schön. Viel zu sehen. Für ältere Leute teilweise schwieriges Terrain und doch sehr dunkel. Aber hat alles geklappt. Für Groß und Klein ne tolle Attraktion. Preis Leistung top! Für das leibliche Wohl wurde auch reichlich gesorgt zu erschwinglichen Preisen. Toiletten sauber 👍🏼 Tip: Nutzt die Seiteneingänge und bucht die Karten vorab. Dann ist es ein Durchmarsch, auch der Parkplatz war SO am Straßenrand kostenlos. Wir kommen gerne wieder.

(Translated by Google) An event that you have to see if you come from the Ruhr area. We were there on a weekday and got a parking space straight away. We had already booked the tickets (adults €9) online and it was very quick at the entrance. Beautiful light events in different shapes and sizes. A great artist! You can also get mulled wine, coffee and bratwurst if you're slightly hungry. A bratwurst in a bun for €4 is reasonable. It took us about 1 1/2 to 2 hours and it was a nice trip ;-) (Original) Eine Veranstaltung die man gesehen haben muss wenn man aus dem Ruhrgebiet kommt. Wir waren an einem Wochentag dort und haben auch sofort einen Parkplatz bekommen. Die Tickets ( Erwachsene 9€ )hatten wir online schon gebucht und es ging sehr schnell am Eingangsbereich. Wunderschöne Lichtereignisse in verschiedenen Formen und Größen. Ein toller Künstler ! Glühwein, Kaffee und Bratwurst für den kleinen Hunger kann man auch bekommen. Eine Bratwurst im Brötchen für 4€ sind angemessen. Wir benötigten ca 1 1/2 bis 2 Stunden und es war ein schöner Ausflug ;-)

(Translated by Google) I was just blown away, there was a lot on offer and it was very well attended. And the entrance fee is totally justified at 9 euros for an adult. The only drawback is perhaps the search for a parking space. (Original) Ich war nur hin und weg , es wird einen viel geboten und es war auch sehr gut besucht . Und der Eintritt ist total gerechtfertigt mit 9 Euro für einen Erwachsenen . Das einzige Manko ist vielleicht die Parkplatz suche .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful light installations. Really great for 2-3 hours to walk and switch off. I would only recommend this to a limited extent with children. At the end there are lights in a park. There is no interaction to speak of. This probably makes it quickly uninteresting for children. 1 star less because there are no signposts. If you don't know your way around the park, you'll quickly find yourself in front of an exit that's not the one you came in through. That might have to be changed. (Original) Schöne Lichtinstallationen. Für 2-3 Stunden zum spazieren und abschalten wirklich toll. Mit Kindern würde ich das nur eingeschränkt empfehlen. Am Ende sind es Lichter in einem Park. Es gibt keine nennenswerte Interaktion. Das macht es, wahrscheinlich, für Kinder schnell uninteressant. 1 Stern weniger, da es keine Wegweiser gibt. Wenn man sich in dem Park nicht auskennt, steht man mal schnell vor einem Ausgang, der nicht der ist, durch den man rein gekommen ist. Das müsste man vll. ändern.

(Translated by Google) Worth a look, interesting and romantic experience. Definitely go and check it out. Your physical well-being is also taken care of. (Original) Sollte man sich anschauen, interessant und Romantisches Erfahrung. Geht auf jeden Fall hin und schaut es euch an. Für euer leibliches Wohl ist auch gesorgt.

(Translated by Google) Always worth seeing. Very lovingly designed light installations. Dogs are also allowed. The park shines with new lights every year and different themes are implemented. There are always a few installations that stand out and the €7 entry fee is definitely worth it. (Original) Immer wieder sehenswert. Sehr liebevoll gestaltet Lichtinstallationen. Auch Hunde dürfen mit. Der Park erstrahlt jedes Jahr in neuem Lichterglanz und verschiedene Themen werden umgesetzt. Es gibt immer ein paar Installation, die herausstechen und die 7 € Eintritt sind es definitiv wert.

Villa Hügel is an impressive testament to German engineering. The architecture and historical significance as the Krupp family residence are fascinating. A must-visit for anyone interested in technology and history!

A stunning and peaceful place filled with history. Once home to the Krupp family, Villa Hügel impresses with its elegant architecture, grand halls, and beautiful parkland. The exhibitions are well curated and give a deep insight into Germany’s industrial past. A must-visit if you're in the Ruhr area! Amazing place

I would give it a lower rating because there are no explanations in English in the museum, just a small leaflet at the entrance. You also have an app with AR, but only in German, but luckily, I got information beforehand on the internet and I use technology so I can get by, but as a museum, at least add explanations in English for tourists? This is a problem with many German museums. Anyway, the residence and the museum itself are magnificent. The staff is friendly, the park is beautiful. I also watched the TV series about the Krupps, so it was nice to see this in live. A truly magical place. I love history and historical sites and enjoy exploring them around Germany, but many institutions don't seem to care about tourists.

It was nice to visit the residence of this old timey Jeffrey Bezos, the villa and the garden are beautiful. English translations were missing in the exhibitions and most staff were rude - a number of times they shouted at me or my son in German. You can’t get anything to eat except for fries (nice but not fresh) and bratwurst that was very low quality.

This is one of the amazing places in Essen to visit. A beautiful historical building featuring rich pieces of history. The architecture and design are quite unique and breathtaking, making it very worthwhile to spend as much time going to the many various rooms and seeing artwork, classic furniture and many more. The park around the villa is also quite amazing to walk around and take a nice relaxing stroll. There is an entrance fee to the villa but it is very affordable and I would recommend a visit to this historical house. The place is on the other side of the S-Bahn station of Essen-Hügel, and there are signs to get to the villa, so you can’t really miss this fantastic sight.

An amazing home to visit and look around. The grounds around the home are stunning!!

Großeshaus was closed. I only visited the Kleineshaus which is the museum. Museum has only German subtitles which was dissappointing. Museum has 2 floors and the inside is all about the Krupp Family and how they grew their business, their effects on war, their products etc. There is a big garden where you can walk around and enjoy the clean air. The Villa is close to the Baldeneysee and the Hügel Station.

I recently visited Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord and was completely amazed by how an old steel factory was transformed into such a creative and inspiring public space. The combination of industrial ruins, greenery, and open access made it feel like walking through a giant outdoor museum. Climbing up the old blast furnace was a highlight – the view over the Ruhr area is fantastic! I also loved how peaceful it was despite being such a popular spot. The lighting at night is magical and gives the whole park a completely different vibe. This is a perfect spot for photographers, families, history lovers, or just anyone who enjoys exploring unusual places. And it’s free! Highly recommended if you're in the area.

It's a huge public park full of factories, machines, an old railway, a theater and a windmill. It just show you the history of The industrial part of the country. It's a great place for photos and sports since You'll walk a lot and climb many stairs. You can ride a bike or walk your dogs too. There's a small cafe at the entrance and some public bathrooms.

Landschaftspark Duisburg is an amazing place to visit. It is a former industrial site turned into a beautiful park. The old steel structures look impressive, especially when lit up at night. There are many activities like climbing, walking, and exploring the old factory buildings. The park is well-maintained and has great photo spots. It is perfect for families, friends, and photographers. I had a wonderful time and would love to visit again.

One of the most extraordinary things I've visited. You can walk from the bottom right up to the top of one of the blast furnaces, stopping at various levels to see how it worked. The views from the top are incredible. There is no fixed route and we just wandered around, but if you wanted an order to it, start from behind the gas tank and head for the bunkers, where you'll "find" the walkway which takes you along them, to the bottom of the visitable blast furnace. There isn't much signage, but actually that's one of the nice things about this place.

Day is good for if you want to climb up to the top of the factory, night for the light and spooky vibe, the evening is great for the view, i like the iron slide they have for children and adult.

How nice that people turned industrial heritage into cultural future! Nice that one can climb up to the highest point! Good view! Also the cafe is nice to have a drink or eat something...

Lovely place to walk around. There are signs to explain the different structures left from when it was a factory. Sunset from blast furnace #5 is so pretty.