Fun things to do in Kaiserslautern: 19 fun attractions and activities

Absolutely fantastic way to spend an afternoon. We had some family in town and took the kiddos to the park to run around and look at the dinos. Plus, their food options are well priced and tasty. Nothing but great things to say, we'll be getting a season pass.

Nice park with dinosaurs at every corners, they even had a Lego place, it was so nice. The food court had fish and vegetarian option and very affordable. Great place for kid and adult.

It is amazing and so beautiful in spring... I just love it . You can find something to eat and playgrounds for kids .

Amazing place for families! Not so crowded, with shallow water for kids and different play areas. There's also a great lego museum, with fun creations.

Beautyful place for both adults and children, nice playing grounds for diverse activities like skateboarding, minigolf, experiments. Also, you can buy some snacks here and have a little picnic in the shadow, next to the small river. Relaxing for parents and full of activities for bigger children.

Thank you so much reading 📖 my beautiful review. Very top 🔝 entrance. 13/09/2022 I visit this Park. Really Such a cool park. Sprawling playground with so many attractions and features for kids of all ages. Mainly 🦕 🦖 Dinosaur covered all. Well maintained in the area. God salute 🫡 for the Team. Definitely better suited for older. There was an awesome cafe with lots of good food options. It would probably take 1 full hour to do and see everything. We were there 2-3 hours and mainly stayed in the same two playground areas plus walked around the majority of the park quickly to look. Bring a picnic blanket and snacks and a stroller if needed enjoy! I am enjoyed. I hope you too 😎

My family and I came here for a fall festival. The pumpkin sculptures were fun to see and the dinosaur statues were cool as well. The real highlight was the number of playgrounds. Our kids were in playground heaven! We ordered a few small items off of the menu. They were descent. We will probably go back again next season.

These are really neat castle ruins! There's an informational sign which is helpful to understand the history (in multiple languages too!). It is a steep walk to get up to it, and we had trouble finding the walkway at first (there is a sign pointing down the street that had some overgrown trees in front of it). But once we found it and got up there, it was worth it! Most people said to park at the city center parking lot, we parked down the street by a cemetery. Anyway, awesome spot and a nice view of the villages below!

Burg Hohenecken is such a hidden gem! The castle ruins are a beautiful sight and truly a spectacle to see up close. The panoramic view of the city below is breathtaking, especially on a clear day. The surrounding area offers endless trails perfect for walking or cycling, making it a great spot to relax, explore, and enjoy nature. Highly recommend visiting!

This is a really cool Castle to visit and take a moderate brisk walk up the hill. The ruins are still awesome to visit and see some of the raw walls of the castle. It has a beautiful view of the town. Parking is plentiful not far from the base of the hill and a few steps from the entrance of the trail. The town is not far from Vogelweh and Pulanski Barracks. The added bonus, its free.

The walk up is fairly steep, but do-able for my toddler and pregnant wife. At the top there are a few ruins to see and some nice views of the surrounding valley. Nice quick stop.

A nice walk in the forest up to this beautiful scenic place :) I have no idea what the ticket price is for, everything seems free

This was a nice castle ruins to hike up to. Definitely wear some comfortable shoes so you can hike up to the castle safely and comfortably. The views were nice and it was nice to be able to get a breath of fresh air at the top. It’s only about 20 minutes from the KMC area so it’s also conveniently located

Good trails to take you to the castle from different directions that are marked along the way with history. The castle itself is small and has no overhead cover from weather. Some goats near the castle, which were a surprise to see on the walk there. The warning side to not feed them is present. Enjoyed the views from the castle. A few benches are located at the castle to have a meal and enjoy your walk to it. Distance to travel varies depending on where you started. There's a nice park for the children a few minutes away by foot following a narrow trail.

Fantastic cozy little zoo with multiple "walk inside the habitat" zones. Lots of fun animal interactions!

This is not like a full-on zoo with Lions, gorillas, and so on. This Zoo is an interaction Zoo. We were able to sit and pet the camels, lemurs, ducks, and goats. Perfect pastime, great for small children, and loved the burger and fries.

Great zoo to take your kids or to walk around and relax. Good variety of animals well kept. Well price. See photos for details.

Cool zoo where it seems like all the animals were active vs hiding in their little houses like other zoos, it’s fairly small tho, can walk around and see everything in about 30min-1hr

Not the biggest zoo but had a good variety of animals and had mostly unobstructed views. Animals seemed happy and well taken care of. Of the exhibits, the playground was the biggest hit. Probably not enough to do for a whole day but definitely a great way to spend an afternoon.

This is an good zoo with plenty of animals to see. It was fantastic to get up close to so many small animals including. Don’t have biggest animals lions, tigers and elephants. Well laid out with the little playground. Most suitable for kids. We didn't catch many of the events but that didn't soil the day, but the dolphin show was amazing and good fun. Food is available throughout the attraction (although good restaurant were shut on our visit). Good day out for the kids with family and reasonably priced.

This is not the San Diego or Dallas Zoo. It's a small zoo in Kaiserslautern. But, if you have a little time and want to entertain the kids, this is a really cool little zoo with plenty to see and do. The play area is very nice as well, not to mention the food is very good and the prices are certainly very reasonable. I mean, the food is not exactly on a Michelin Star level, but it is pretty amazing for a small zoo. But where in Germany, really, do they serve bad food? In all, this was a very enjoyable experience.

Many artifacts that survived WWII on display. There were several modern day exhibits and an electric light show offered at the time of my visit. Entry was free at the time of my visit but entry fee may be required at other times. The museum is not very big but you could spend a couple of hours walking through the exhibits and works of art. I would include this as a place to visit when in Kaiserslautern.

Nice museum but the permanent exhibition which reflects the German art of the Palatinate in the 18-20th centuries is very small, unreasonable small, schematic, with big spaces reserved to ephemerous, boring, contemporary art and projects of debatable value. It has a good selection of art books for sale at low prices, good selecționer of postcards and souvenirs.

The museum is well organized, quiet and modern, not crowded at all. First saturday of the month with free entrance! There was a temporary and a permanent exposition. Worth a visit if you like paitings.

Very Good museum. Well maintenance. Thank you so much Team

Fascinating little art museum. Very kind and knowledgeable staff Decent priced tickets and art posters Easy parking/access

This is a small museum, with not many other visitors while we were there. It was very quiet, and the employees follow you from room to room - which can be a bit distracting. It gave us something to do while visiting family in Kaiserslautern.

Best staff... They speak English and deutsch. Best staff... I loved it.... 😁

Good municipal museum. Almost everything is translated into English, it covers all eras from paleolithic to post-ww2. Lots of historical explanations and historical context. And good publicistic acrivity. It has a books hop with proffesional books and journals on local history. You can certainly find out a lot about Kaiserslautern by visiting.

Cool semi-hidden but beautifully restored museum accessed from within a courtyard in the old downtown area of Kaiserslaughtern. Lots of memorabilia from prehistoric days to the Roman Empire to WWII and more recent days, too. It's free to walk through almost all the exhibits - there is one part that charges 4€ per person, but that part was all in German, which sadly I cannot read, so I don't even know what it was. Recommended especially if you're wandering around just enjoying the day and killing time.

Beautiful gem tucked in Kaiserslautern. Wonderful preservation of history.

Very interesting museum where the history of Kaiserslautern is preserved. I particularly learned about the impact of hyperinflation, the treatment of the Jewish citizens and their synagogue, and the impact of the allied bombing. I also learned that Kaiserslautern was the epicenter for sewing machines.

i stopped here while randomly exploring the city one afternoon. the musem is free, but mostly in german. i don't speak german but the person working was really kind and gave me a little bit of info, and then i wandered around and looked at the pictures and exhibits. the special exhibit does cost a few euros, but the main one is free and covers the history of hte area. i found it really interesting and a great use of an hour or two!

Go here regularly. Books in English walk you through the history of Kaiserslautern. Always friendly and helpful staff despite limited English. Free! Donations accepted.

surprisingly good for a small town museum

Stopped in and enjoyed the time here. It was smaller than we expected but we still had a nice walk around. This is not a stroller friendly place at all, so consider that when planning your visit. Lots of beautiful trees and scenery. Maps had us park down the street and there were not signs showing us where to go but we found it…

This garden was really beautiful and literally couldn't sit and read a book if it was warmer outside. Parking was great and close. Definitely worth a visit and will be posting on our insta @Parksidemagic soon and will show you what your missing out on. Looking forward to going back in spring

Garden was beautiful and perfect for a nice walk. It was serene and an amazing place for pictures. It’s well kept and the ducks and koi fish were so pretty in the small lake.

Great place to stop if it's on your way. Inexpensive and gorgeous. If you arrive on the weekend there's free parking right next to it, drive up the ally by the side of the garden entrance

Japanese Garten is a refreshing patch of nature in the middle of the city center. Although we missed the earlier blossoming of trees, the garden areas and trails were well maintained and beautiful. There are benches throughout the garden. Koi fish, ducks and other birds add to the picturesque setting of the garden. If looking to enjoy a book, take the perfect picture or just quietly observe nature, the garden is a great place for self reflection. A Japanese Tea ceremony is periodically performed within the grounds. There is also a a small outdoor cafe where you can get a beverage and light snack. This is a must see location in Ktown.

So peaceful and they have plants for sell too - such a lovely lil time with the kids

Very peaceful! It is 6,50€ to enter and WELL worth it! There are beautiful koi fish in the pond and the views are spectacular. I'm going to have to come back and have a little picnic at this garden and maybe bring my books to study. It's gorgeous and sooo soo peaceful. Definitely going to make this place my little "escape" from reality. It doesn't even feel like you are in Germany when you walk in. Extremely ethereal. And hearing the waterfall was just so calming. I absolutely cannot wait to go back!

Very nice water display. A nice place to take a quick break.

Pretty fountain. Nice to visit and take some pictures but nothing else around.

This is a very fun fountain for a family with small children. We walked through downtown Kaiserslautern with family visiting from America, and hadn't spent much time in Kaiserslautern ourselves, but I had looked this fountain up because my kids absolutely love large fountains like this. It did NOT disappoint. There are many figures to look at, and though it seems to be prohibited, the design of the fountain invites one to walk through it between the figures. There are also two headless figures which make for a great photo opp, almost like one of those paintings with the faces cut out for you to stick your head in. There is a busy road (ludwigstrasse) on the other side, if coming from St Martin's Place, which you should be aware of and keep a close eye on your children, but it doesn't subtract to the fun of this fountain. If you're walking through downtown Kaiserslautern with small children, definitely add this to your list of destinations.

Fantastic fountain with a great backstop for every figuer

Beautiful, picturesque town, with excellent shops and restaurants along cobblestone streets. A mix of modern, such as K at Lauren mall and historic, this town is a perfect blend.

I got to this place real early like 7 am. Very quiet and very peaceful indeed.

Kaiserslautern has beautiful streets to walk on. I strolled this area and learned much about the culture and place itself. Its interesting how detailed their structures are and you see old houses or buildings nearby. Plus, its near bus station and KMall.

I don’t know why my kids like this place, ok maybe because of the roller coaster and a trampoline :) The building seems old, but still good, I see some small improvements made. • Price per kid 9 euros, 4 adult (I think last year was much cheaper…CASH ONLY • You can do birthdays parties here • Cafeteria is pretty good, fast food and candy available • Parking is free and fine • The obstacle area - room is very dark Sometimes it’s closed during business days and they don’t update the hours, I wish they do, because you waste your gas to get there

It's free to get in!? Looks like they've done much with little. No child would be disappointed. There's plenty to do for all ages. The only detractions are that the lights are dim, there's no supervision from staff. There's one dinosaur jump house where kids were doing a lot of pushing and trying to rock the entire thing and kids were falling out and occasionally getting hurt. My suggestion: charge a cover to fund staff for safety.... *** fun fact, there are no garbage cans. You must bring your own trash bag & take your trash home with you.

Very nice . A place where you can enjoy with kids in a family atmosphere. Entry tkt reasonable

It could use a little sprucing up, but overall, this place was a great way for the kids to burn off some energy on a rainy winter day. And way cheaper than the trampoline park in Kaiserslautern. If you have grippy trampoline socks, bring those for the kids to climb the massive center teepee structure.

The kids had fun but it was very hot in the building.

Not a bad location to take the kids on a cold or wet day. Bring indoor gym gummies or socks with stick bottoms for the kids. Beer benched are first come first served. Food and drinks are allowed to be brought in with you and there is also a bistro to get small food coffee and drinks. Not the biggest in the area but a very friendly staff.you do have to watch out for the older kids they are sometimes a bit to big for the children's bounce houses etc... Playground rules no space for helicopter parents here.

The place is good for birthday parties, although the ventilation is horrible, the place was smelled like socks!

Good acoustics. Comfortable seating. Very reasonable prices for concerts. Beautiful old building, well maintained.

Amazing historical legacy,with plenty of space. With various cultural events and different types of Art. If you have the opportunity and you like interesting things, history and art, visit this architectural monument, you will enjoy it.

Visited the craft fair during the Christmas market and it was really nice. Lots of interesting things for sale.

This is a very nice concert hall. Have always enjoyed performances here.

We went there for the Moscow Ballet of Swan Lake. The ticket sales manager had somehow double booked over 29 seats, when I pointed out our seat was filled she was of no help. We found side seating, farther then what I booked. The seats are temporary seats, not comfortable for anything longer then an hour. Also because of the booking issues, the ballet started 20 minutes late and not everyone had their issues resolved. Not professional, not great service. The building itself is beautiful and the Ballet was mostly good, but would not recommend until ticket manager and chairs change.

Fascinating place, fantastic atmosphere and environment, great drinks. Nice for plays and performances. Although I'd rather we could sit on the top floor to watch. But it wasnt available

A nice venue for concerts and events. The place is well laid out so you can check your coat, get a drink, and then see the concert~ what more could you want?

Giant pool that was well maintained and clean. However, it was very cramped elsewhere. There was not much shade and the food lines were crazy. We barely stayed an hour and left. The parking is also very small and causes everyone to park far and walk.

This is a pretty cool place in the summer. It's huge!!! A massive pool with water from a natural spring. I've lived in Austin TX and this reminded me of the natural spring pools there! There is also a nice area to sit and have some french fries or ice cream. Clean and well maintained.

Massive outdoor pool with plenty of space to distance yourself from others. The snack bar was very reasonably priced and the service was great. There is also a tiny sand playground and a toddler swimming area. They also have these blue changing rooms all around the pool which are pretty useful. The only reason for my 4 star rating is due to the pool being very dirty!

The pool is okay, we went on a 30 degree Sunday and it wasn’t too packed. Probably because the rest wasn’t too pleasant either. The lifeguards are EXTREMELY strict, I literally saw one speed-walking to a guy because he pushed his sim into the pool. I was whistled at by a lifeguard for taking my floatie into the deeper part of the pool. This is only allowed in the shallow side. No signs anywhere that tell you that. Another guy was called out of the pool because he wasn’t specifically wearing swim shorts but just normal fabric summer shorts for men. Way to ruin people’s days. And the prices at the Kiosk are crazy. 4€ for a tiny portion of fries that tasted okay. I’d rather recommend you go to the pool in Landstuhl. Much nicer overall experience.

Super sweet place! Today 35 degrees and even in the late afternoon space for a towel. Water is fresh, not caloric and comes from a spring close by. The water is not heated up, wich is great to refresh myself and also good for the environment. The bar / kiosk and snack place is a conmen meeting point for everyone and the special treat is beer from a frozen pot. Also the fries are self made and really really good. Coffee 3€ Fries 4€ Beer (0,5L) 4,50€ Entrance 3€

Our family had a blast swimming at this pool. Such a great location and space! There's room for a lot of people, the pool is massive and the bar was great! Highly recommend 👌

Best swimming pool in kaiserslautern, you can freely play and swim unlike the others where you need to swim the Olympic style

My wife and I used to visit almost monthly. It's clean, service is great, food is good and it USED to be relaxing. However they've started enforcing a policy of not allowing you to keep your lawn chair. They're trying to "encourage" you to pay extra for your own spot. It's pretty annoying to come out of the sauna and wander around for 10 minutes looking for a place to lay down. Even longer if you are a couple and want two chairs together. Plus they have the "chair police" coming around putting little cards on your stuff threatening to move it. We've started going to another sauna in the area. We'll come back once the weather gets better and they put out the chairs outside. MAYBE we'll have our own spot then.

The pool itself is nice and plenty to do quite expensive for what it is I think. Still enjoyed our visit. The guy in the cafe / restaurant is not very pleasant though I have to say quite rude in fact. We came last Saturday for my daughters 19th birthday and we wanted to get ice cream and cakes and was told ice cream and cake is only sold to children not adults. Really weird ....

Place is fun however it's not too big and can get crowded very quickly on weekends and German holidays . During the week when kids aren't out of school yet, it is less packed. If you like slowing getting in a pool like me good luck you're getting wet before you get comfortable 🤣. Haven't been to the SPA yet but it's not overly packed. It has its own area and looks relaxing. Prices are reasonable and staff are very friendly.

**editing my review. As much as I had a lovely time, I started some type of fungal/bacterial infection on my foot from the spa. So just be aware. My husband and I went yesterday to the sauna and wellness section. He made reservations for massages prior and booked everything online. It was our first time at Monte Mare, my second time at a European spa, so I had a rough idea of how they operate. I will say that the website gives absolutely no information for first time visitors, on what to bring, or how anything is. He did pay in advance to rent the robes and towels. I do agree with other reviews with how some maintenance and grounds up keeping does need attended to, but otherwise it was a lovely experience and not too crowded for a Saturday afternoon. I cannot give any reviews towards the family and children side, only the wellness spa side. As for anyone new to European spas - everyone is naked! I love that aspect, very judge free zone, no one feels uncomfortable, everyone was very nice. I’ll also add that as an American currently living in Germany, I never expect places to have English in addition to German, but with not being allowed to use your phone in that area and everything in German, I can’t use google translate and don’t want to feel like an inconvenience asking what everything things mean (I am learning, slowly). Tips: - Save money and bring your own towels, robes (if you want), and sandals for walking around. You take off your sandals going into pools and saunas. -You can bring your own bag into the area (I saw quite a few of them), and bring some water or snacks to also save some money. My husband bought the ticket that had free cups of water and coffee. - Absolutely definitely try to book a massage. We booked the “ChillOut” 60 minute massage (it was included in the ticket price he booked) and it was AMAZING! 10/10 recommend. We both had great experiences with our ladies. -They give you a token when you check in. Don’t do what we did and share a locker at first because everyone needs their own locker to give you a bracelet (when putting in your chip), and that’s how you get through the gates, pay for things, etc. And then you use it to check out as well. My husband had to go back to get our second token to make a second bracelet to get through the one gate before entering the spa area. Like I stated, overall 4/5 experience. We’ll probably be back again before we leave, but will also try other spas in the area as well. I personally liked my first one better.

I visited the pool with my child. The indoor and outdoor areas are connected, so you can move freely between them, which is great on hot days. The website listed the opening hours as until 8 pm, so I assumed the pool was open until then, but there was a sudden announcement that the pool would close at 6:30 pm. They also said you must leave the facility by 7 pm or you’ll be charged extra, so we had to rush out without even taking a shower. Something to keep in mind. The water slide was thrilling and fun, but for the tube slide there were no staff and no signal lights, so it felt a bit unsafe. Since there are also many deep areas, those with small children should be extra careful to avoid accidents or injuries. The facility itself is small but offers a variety of pools and was enjoyable and easy to use.

Today I called for a facial and full body massage. I was called back immediately and fit in today’s schedule. Anika was amazing. She helped me personalize my services to fit my needs. Definitely the best massage I’ve had in forever. I’ll be back! While they do take walk ins, it’s best to try to reserve in advance.

For my fellow Americans looking to try it out: It's a great local indoor water park. Don't let the language barrier stop you, as it is a great place to wear your kids out. It's probably best for kids up to around 14. Here's the process: -An all day family pass for two adults and all your kids (yes, all of them) is around 22€ -You get these tokens. They are "tagged" to your account, so don't lose them! -You'll go through the turnstile one at a time. Wait for the light to turn green as it "logs you in", then take the token and go through. -Head downstairs. There is over big coed locker room, but with closed small changing rooms you pass through to the actual lockers. There is a side room with hair dryers by the stairs as well. Bathroom/shower areas are separated (Damen=Women, Herren=Men) after the lockers. -Available lockers have the arm bands attached to the front. Stick a token in and turn the dial. Load the locker and take the arm band with you. It has your token in it and can be used to buy food cash/card free, so lock those up. The arm band opens the locker again. Only one person needs the arm band, so don't take up a bunch of lockers. -There are three areas: spa/sauna, lap pool, and water park. Only the sauna/spa needs you to scan your arm band in, because (I think) it's a separate cost. Everywhere else is open to go to. The lap pool has a blow up obstacle course and a shallower pool for general swimming/playing. Yes, bring your pool floaties if you want. -The water park has a bunch of rotating features: wave pool, jets, bubbles, waterfalls, and whirlpool. There are a bunch of nooks to discover and explore. There is even an swim out to an outdoor pool. The water is heated, so it's actually pretty refreshing. -There are two slides. The entrance is to the bottom right as you face the water park area inside. The tube slide is with or without tube. You can just grab one from the pile at the bottom. The top "blackout" slide is not for tubes. Wait for the green light to start on the blackout slide, but go as fast as you want on the tube slide. Recommended age is 6, but no height required or staff manning the slides, so use your discretion. You can go down doubles, triples, whatever. -For food, order and just place your token or arm band on the metal box to add it to your tab. Only eat in the food area. It seemed like you could bring in some of your own food, but I didn't see any rules. -Need the bathroom? Look for "WC" which stands for water closet. That's the bathroom. -At the end, go in reverse order: lockers, changing rooms, then upstairs to turn in your tokens. If you didn't buy any food, just put them in the turnstiles to leave. To pay for food, go to the desk first. They'll scan them, you'll pay, they'll give the tokens back, and then you go out through the turnstiles. Last advice: It can get crowded. Try to avoid peak times for max fun. Enjoy!

Amazing place for students to go because they can pay only 1 euro to buy a ticket if they go an hour before the play.

While Im not the biggest fan of theater I have to say that this place does not fulfil any expectations. Its expensive and the amount of streight up weird theater-pieces played does not improve on that. Especially for the amount of money this facility gets from the state the experience is lacking

This company is trying very hard to meet the artistic needs of the community and do an objectively good job. You can feel all the creative energy and hard work. Orchestra plays well. Great young singers. Some will clearly become starts. Very positive experience.

I Love ❤️ KL so beautiful 😍

Enjoyed the dance program featuring FeMale (James Sutherland) and InsideOut (Francesco Nappa) at the Werkstattbühne. Great venue!

I'll give this four stars as I am not a fan of "modern' interpretations of everything classical. But it does offer an extensive program with great performances...and the price ain't too bad either!

Nice theater. and there is a small grass area outside where you can sit

Such a fun and easy hike for kids. There’s a few different trails to get to the top but we parked by the sports complex and gps up. We were pleasantly surprised that you can climb up the tower. Great view from the very top. There’s also picnic tables and benches if you want to bring a lunch. Totally worth the short hike. So much to see.

Came here today (a chilly September 2022 weekday afternoon) with my three kids ages 6, 4, and 2 years. We parked at Landgasthof Bremerhof and used Komoot to get us to the tower. I wore the toddler, and had the older two walk at the beginning. The dirt/gravel path at its entry point from the road was quite obviously not stroller friendly, as it had many roots, rocks, and uneven surfaces. My 4yo made it about 1km before I had to wear her too (I always bring an extra carrier). Even with Komoot, my GPS got a bit wonky at the 5-trail intersection and we had to try a few different paths to figure out exactly where we should go, as 2 trails had the red-tower marker signs posted. Finally my GPS corrected itself and we went up the path that had indeed felt most likely (widest and straight/left). The 1.68km uphill walk took us 1 hour, and the way back down took about 50 minutes. Obviously were moving quite slowly due to my children's pace and frequent stops to pick flowers or shiny rocks, so I'd guess this would be about 30-45 minutes if I were doing it childless. The walk is quite peaceful and pretty, surrounded by tall trees and hints at the upcoming view.t You can just barely glimpse the tower through the trees about 100m away. Around the base of the tower, there are many seating options, both picnic tables, benches with a table, regular benches, and lounge chairs, many of which overlook Kaiserslautern. There are two informatoinal signs, one on a stand and one on the tower itself. The tower is accessed by one of two exterior staircases that have a metal railing and wind around to a door in the opposite side, at which point you enter the spiral stone staircase (with a railing only on the inside and not the outside of the steps). All three of my kids were able to climb the stairs on their own without trouble, though it was dark midway between the occasional window. Once at the top, which is covered and surrounded by tall stone walls that I had to lift my kids over for them to see over, you get a decent view of Kaiserslautern and the forest. There are no informational or directional signs at the top.It is only about 1-person wide, as is the staircase, so it makes for a tight fit with other people at the top or passing on the stairs. Overall, this was a fun excursion if you are in the area a while and want to go for a short hike with a fun rewarding destination,but not any more interesting than any other tower we've seen in the area. Reminiscent of Ludwig Donnersberg tower, but at least this one is free and close to Kaiserslautern, not to mention the added benefit of being so close to a beer garden with a playground at the parking lot!

Mesmerising view of the city of Kaiserslautern from the top of the tower.

Really beautiful place. We got there by hiking which took us around an hour and a half from the city center. The area around the tower was clean and had places to sit. We enjoyed our time there very much.

If your looking for an adventure then yes you found it. First things first when I hiked here I parked at the location called Busparkplatz. If you google this it will take you to a huge parking area you will see plenty as you drive to this location so park where needed. Now that I told you where to park. I recommend bringing some snacks and what not as from the parking spots it takes roughly about 40 minutes via google maps routing you up to the point. Once you are up there definitely go to the top because the view is worth it. Tips for you all go and check when the sunset is for the most gorgeous view you will see. There is even a landmark up there that will show you all the locations. For future travel and food adventures follow my Instagram @officialgetfresh

What a fun evening hike, but bring a flashlight. It is an up hill hike, but just take your time and enjoy the forest. The Humbergturm it lit like a candle during Christmas, and the view from the top is great. I really enjoyed the evening view of Kaiserslautern. Bring a warm beverage along to enjoy at the top 🍵😊

Great hike with the tower at the end. Went through a variety of types of woods on the way up and down. Great views from the top of the tower.

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(Translated by Google) 😃👍 great museum at Betze in Lautre (Original) 😃👍 klasse Museum am Betze in Lautre

(Translated by Google) Very good exhibits from the club's history. (Original) Sehr gute Exponate aus der Vereinsgeschichte.

(Translated by Google) Too little water (Original) Zu wenig Wasser

Great to watch little kids playing soccer here.

Very cool and Fun

Great attendance, warm pool,

Excellent soccer facilities

Super

(Translated by Google) Very good indoor place in Lautre. Great price-performance ratio. Very friendly and helpful team. Our son had a lot of fun. We would be happy to come back and would therefore definitely recommend it to others. (Original) Sehr guter Indoorplatz in Lautre. KlassePreis-Leistungsverhältnis. Sehr freundliches und hilfsbereites Team Unser Sohn hatte richtig viel Spaß. Sehr gerne kommen wir wieder und deshalb eine klare Weiterempfehlung von uns.

(Translated by Google) That makes the heart of a footballer beat faster! The slightly higher prices match the quality of what is on offer. But you can also bring something with you! The focus is on fun!!! (Original) Das schlägt das Kickerherz höher! Die etwas gehobeneren Preise passen zur Qualität des angebotenen. Man kann ja aber auch was mitbringen! Der Spaß steht ganz groß im Vordergrund!!!

Super Service

(Translated by Google) Very friendly, if sometimes a bit fussy, staff. Which is only human^^ for my taste, asking for drinks is annoying. Especially when it feels like it's annoying you every 10 minutes. That's what the buttons are for. The essensheppschen could also be bigger. I've been a regular for about 16 years and the machines are getting worse and worse. The stars only apply to the service. Otherwise I would have to give -1 😃 (Original) Sehr freundliches wenn auch manchmal etwas verpeiltes Personal. Was allerdings nur menschlich ist^^ für meinen Geschmack ist die fragerei nach Getränken schon nervig . Vor allem wenn man gefühlt alle 10 Minuten damit genervt wird. Für das gibt es die Knöpfe. Die essensheppschen könnten auch größer sein. Ich bin seit ca 16 Jahren Stammgast und die Automaten laufen echt immer beschissener. Die Sterne gelten nur dem Service. Ansonsten müsste ich -1 geben 😃

(Translated by Google) The staff is excellent. Some other staff in five star hotels could take an example 😁. The service with drinks and snacks is also perfect. (Original) Das Personal ist excellent. Da könnten sich manch anderes Personal ,in fünf Sterne Hotels ein Beispiel nehmen 😁. Der Service mit Getränken und Snacks ist ebenfalls perfekt.

(Translated by Google) I was there with my husband and had a great time. Very nice and competent staff. I had a problem with the machine and the staff solved it without any problems. Super!!! (Original) War mit meinem Mann da,haben tolle Zeit gehabt. Sehr nette und kompetente Personal. Hatte ein Problem am Automat ,wurde problemlos von dem Personal behoben. Super!!!

(Translated by Google) The service is very pleasant and good. The vending machines are really rude and don't give anything away. At 2 a.m., you realize you've spent €300 on two Cokes. Unbelievable. (Original) Service ist sehr angenehm und gut. Die Automaten sind richtige HS die gönnen nichts. Um 2 Uhr nachts realisiert man das man 300€ für 2 Colas ausgegeben hat. Unglaublich.

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant atmosphere. Great service. Will definitely go there again. Unfortunately I didn't win anything but maybe next time. (Original) Sehr angenehme Atmosphäre. Super Service. Werde auf jeden Fall wieder hin gehen. Habe leider nichts gewonnen aber vielleicht nächstes Mal.

(Translated by Google) Great staff, everything clean. It could be a bit warm but a jacket would work too. (Original) Super Personal, alles sauber. Konnte bißchen wärme sein aber mit eine Jacke geht auch.