Fun things to do in Bonn: 20 fun attractions and activities

In the old town of Bonn lies Beethoven's house, now a museum. Across 3 floors, you can find instruments, old manuscripts, paintings, and sculptures, and learn about how he became the legendary composer he is. I found Beethoven-Haus to be slightly underwhelming, as it was not interactive and small—I expected at least a piano to play on. The "special exhibition" was not too special at all, as it only had abstract paintings and a small sculpture. On the bright side, the "music hall" played pieces by Beethoven and offered a place to sit and relax. If you are a fan of his, I recommend visiting. If not, don't waste your time as it will only bore you.

I just love Beethoven's music and was delighted to visit his place of birth in Bonn and now they have made it into a museum. A wonderful museum dedicated to Beethoven’s life and music. It’s filled with history, original manuscripts, and instruments. Walking through the rooms gives a deep sense of his journey and legacy. A must-visit for music lovers and anyone in Bonn.

Great collection of artefacts, well presented, with a very good app offering plenty of detail. 3 floors, plus a garden. He didn't live here many years but it's the only house left where he did. It's definitely possible to come away with a better understanding of the man. Recommend!

For me a bit disappointing, the rooms tell the story of Beethoven with exhibits, but I didn't feel a connection with the composer and the house, no every day household objects, like say a room or rooms set out to show that it was a home. The floorboards squeaked loudly as you made your way round, and I hate to say this, but the garden, with the grape vines was the best. Sorry to all you Beethoven enthusiasts

Great place to visit in Bonn. Tour lasts around 50 minutes and you can see real partitures, objects and even personal items from Beethoven.

it was fascinating to step into Beethoven's birthplace. It was an educational trip, amazed on how the house is still well preserved. Dont forget to drop by when you are in Bonn.

Great place to visit and lots of historical information. They got a wonderful app that you can listen and learn more with many different languages.

A wet and windy autumn day...The main building is not open to the public but the grounds and tropical garden are free. Both are pleasant, even in autumn, when all the plants are going to sleep. The adjacent cafe had good coffee and cake.

Beautiful Schloss! (Only spend time visiting the garden and was only able to admire the outside). Currently the front side is being refurbished and scaffolding is in place, however views from the botanical gardens are stunning!

Historic place surrounded by botanical gardens. A must-visit spot in Bonn

Not sure if one can visit the castle but the garden is a real beauty and given there is no entrance fee, it is a really nice deal.with the fountains, picnic areas, benches and little ponds

Very big , nice park with ponds and glasshouses with lots of vegetation, must see if you like botanical stuff. Free entry and toilets.

No tickets, free. Many thousand plant on the world can find here, close soon before 4.pm

It was under renovation, which killed the whole vibe of showing the palace. Still, it was nice to enjoy a walk through the garden (which is free) since it’s late March and it’s starting to bloom

What a gorgeous castle. We stopped in on our way to Cologne. The little train tram was fun. The many stained glass windows were so cool. The little cafe was good, we got tea and coffee and snacks. Views were amazing.

A truly beautiful castle, high in the mountains, you either need to walk 40 minutes up a steep slope, or buy a ticket for a small train for 10 euros. Entrance to the castle costs 10 euros, you can buy it at the castle itself, you have access to the area around the castle and the castle itself, there are free toilets, places to eat and a restaurant, there are a lot of people. I advise you to carefully review the route in advance.

Went on a weekend, through the funicular costs 12 euro for adults and 6 euro for kids, better to buy combi tickets if you are visiting with family. The castle 🏰 was maintained well, and entry cost 10 euro for adults and 8 euro for kids. The Rhine river was so beautiful from the castle. A must visit place if you're visiting near colonge and Bonn.

Truly a beautiful place to visit, the view from atop is stunning and the inside is just as nice as outside. For the price of 10 euro it's definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. Getting there is a bit harder you can walk what we did but the road is very steep tho doable. there is also a train that goes up a 2 way ticket costs 12 euros (1 way ticktet costs 10)

This was such an amazing place to explore! The history was well described through the placards in German and English, and the app guide added a bit through audio. Lots of notes throughout the rooms, thorough explanations, and incredible views.

It was wonderful holidays in Drachenburg Schloss. A have already visited a lot of castles and palaces in Germany and this one was one the best: amazing views, incredible architecture, beautiful interiors 🤩 The staff here was polite and helpful, thank you so much ☺️ You need approximately 3 hours for this place: to look everything, to walk around and to make photos 📷. ❗️This place, of course, deserves you time to visit it.

Beautiful castle. The view of river Rhine from the castle windows and balconies are magnificent. It also has paintings from the Romantic Rhine category. You can also climb up the castle tower. It has a great view. Worth the hype

The exhibition themed on computing technics from ancient era and early days of mechanical computing machines in modern era before the electronic calculator introduced. Well preserved machines or their replica are interesting for all the ages particularly of the young mind. Ticket cost very little.

The best museum in Bonn! The staff is very friendly and speak English. They can assist you with your luggage putting it in storage. It has the largest collection of arithmometers including schety. The other part is dedicated to the history and technology including mathematical algorithms of making chips. One can easily spend several hours in this museum.

Perhaps one of the best museums in Germany. No trip to Bonn is complete without a visit to the Arithmeum - so much to tickle your brain with - from interactive lectures on ancient computers to absolutely thrilling historical calculators which, if I had discovered earlier, may have saved me from dropping out of a mathematics degree. Staff were incredibly kind and well-read. Getting around all the exhibitions can be a bit confusing - start from the very top and working your way down the stairs is the best way for getting about it though! I'd recommend spending a few hours here - I was hoping to only spend an hour at most, but ended up spending ~3-4 hours since there was simply so much to do (it's especially interesting for mathematicians/academics). I was hoping to bump into Peter Scholze but unfortunately had no luck. Maybe next time!

A wonderful museum with a valuable collection showing the history of calculating machines — from ancient tools to modern computers. It’s definitely worth visiting if you’re interested in the history of calculation and technology. The staff were all very kind and welcoming — the lady at the reception spoke excellent English, a friendly young man who spoke a bit of Japanese helped me as well, and a kind young woman was with them too. Thanks to their warm hospitality, my visit from Japan was truly worthwhile. I’m very grateful to all of them!

a small but great museum for science and art lovers. There are many hands-on exhibits for visitors to solve math questions. The staff was all very helpful and friendly. The entree fees is very cheap so definitely go visit if you are in Bonn. There are also enough chairs if you need to take a break.

I've been to many museums and think this is my favorite. I did study math in college, but I truly believe that anyone will love this museum. It shows the history of how people have done calculations (add, subtract multiply and divide) over time. We could start with the abacus and other such devices, then move to instruments that remind me of the old fashioned clocks that have tos f gears in them, ending with machines by Olivetti. Visitors can play with some of these instruments ourselves. The useum is not particularly large, but I could have spent all day there. It was crowd free and a whopping 3 Euros to visit.

Very unique museum displaying thousands of calculating machines! The self-guided tour starts on the top floor with exploration of abacus and other mathematical instruments of ancient times and continues all the way to the ground floor where current technology such as computers and microchips can be found. It is very interactive museum, so visitors can touch, try and play with many of museums items and machines and learn how our ancestors used these instruments to calculate in daily life - that is also a reason why visitors get to wear white gloves at the beginning of the visit so they can freely touch the machines and have truly hand-on experience. All necessary explanations were available next to the exhibits and/or in the English leaflets at the beginning of each section. Some of the calculations on the old machines and cogwheels were not easy to comprehend, therefore you need to be prepared to spend some time at the museum if you want to figure out how it works (we spent over two hours in the museum). There is unfortunately no audio/video guide for visitors to learn from, but the staff is available to explain if needed. At the ground floor that is dedicated to the modern 19th, 20th and 21st century, ''calculator wall'' can be found and many interactive and interesting games to play. The whole museum is also a large art gallery (not by an accident) and many modern types of painting can be admired on the corridors and in the rooms. Very colorful and intriguing indeed - creating a beautiful atmosphere of connection between art and science. The museum was pretty much empty on Sunday afternoon, therefore we had plenty of time to explore all the machines and calculators without waiting. Definitely an amazing place to have fun and learn something new at the same time! One of the most inspiring museums! Entry fee was very cheap, only 3 EUR (cash payments possible only) and we had to lock our backpacks in the locker room (the lockers were however narrow so we had to squeeze our belongings to fit them in). Face masks were still mandatory during our visit in July 2022.

Amazing experience. Very immersive and well thought. I recommend coming with time and reading the history of the museum and the animals exposed in there. There’s some sort of “reparation” feeling for the poor animals captured by hunting and some beautiful stories about other animals that were dear to the museum. I loved the experience.

We arrived early on a Saturday and there was no queue. We paid 12€ for our family of five. Card payment. We had a twin stroller with us which was easy to navigate through the exhibition. There’s also an elevator. Snacks can only be eaten on the ground floor. The exhibition was lovely

Highly recommend a visit whilst visiting Bonn. €6 each admission so great value for money. Allow 2 hours to get around all the displays. Lots of interactive displays for adults and children. There’s also a cafe and gift shop.

Museum Koenig in Bonn offers a captivating experience for nature lovers and science enthusiasts alike. With its impressive collection of zoological specimens, the museum showcases diverse ecosystems and animal species from around the world. The exhibits are both educational and visually stunning, with interactive displays that engage visitors of all ages. The museum's focus on conservation and research adds a meaningful depth to the experience. Overall, Museum Koenig is a must-visit for anyone interested in the natural world, blending knowledge with awe-inspiring exhibits.

Visiting Museum Koenig in Bonn was a truly enriching experience. It takes about 3 to 4 hours to explore the entire museum if you're going through everything in detail, and every minute is worth it. The exhibits are beautifully curated, and the way they've preserved and displayed the natural habitats and wildlife is impressive. From the African savanna to the rainforest and ocean sections, everything feels immersive and thoughtfully presented. It's a perfect place for nature and animal lovers, and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Bonn!

This natural history museum’s collection started in the 1930s. The building is a must see, staircases and closed wooden doors align the long hallways are beautiful. There’s a small aquarium in the basement. So many interactive exhibits, mostly for children, but my husband really enjoyed the butterfly magnificently glass. The day we visited, between Christmas and New Year’s, meant that the small cafeteria on the second floor was closed. We got a coffee and cookie out of a vending machine near the coat racks. Charming and cheap but the coffee tasted of super sweet chocolate.

Inside, this place is amazing. The displays and dioramas are beautiful and informational. Unfortunately, the service was poor. We arrived at 16.45 and purchased our tickets, but at 17.45 we were suddenly rounded up by an irate and very rude security guard who frogmarched us out. I went to the desk and asked why they listed the closing time as 18.00, if we had to leave at 17.45, and he said that after 17.45 you can stay on the ground floor but not be on the upper floor/s. The security guard however had marched us right to the front door, specifically stopping us from remaining on the ground floor. This left a pretty bad taste in our mouths, especially as if they had have mentioned this when we bought our tickets, we could have started on the upper floors instead of on the ground floor. We missed nearly 2 floors worth of the museum, which was very unfortunate as it has a brilliant collection. In short, displays are amazing, take at least 2 hours to see them all, the upper floors close at 17.45 and customer service was bad.

It’s a very huge park, with a castle and multiple ponds and various types of trees and plants. All the trees and plants are with labels and you can get yourself informed about them. There’s also a toilet free of charge, and also a restaurant. It’s an amazing place to visit on weekends with family and friends.

Beautiful botanical garden. It's free of charge, the territory is pretty big. There's a nice greenhouse with a lot of plants, small pond and benches to have a rest. Also you can find a coffeeshop inside.

A beautiful place especially the greenhouse and the ponds. And because the gardens are completely free to enter its easy to recommend this place. There is also a lovely cafe with delicious cake and friendly staff.

A very beautiful place to visit for people like me who loves to see variety of plants and tree species. And it is FREE to visit! I highly recommend. I will visit again soon :)

Beautiful, peaceful gardens with some shady places to escape the sun. Fascinating trees and plants from all over the world. Amazing water lilies, ducks, turtles, geese and staff around to help if you have questions.

The walk through the garden gave us the greatest peace of mind and soul. You should sit on one of the benches in the garden, take off your shoes, turn off your smartphone and simply listen and smell the botanical garden.

Beautiful botanical garden with a big plant collection. There is a glass house with a lot of plants in different environments. It is free to enter. I would highly recommend to visit it. They have one amorphophallus titanum that will flower soon.

Nice museum giving you insights into the history and development of the (Rhine-) region. It starts off very architecturally, and later becomes more like an art museum. At the moment they are renovating their part on the Romans, I would wait until they are finished with your visit. Friendly staff.

It's always nice to be back in this well organized museum which I visited a number of times over the years. The museum is already since 1893 in this location but has been extended and modernized through the years. Notable is the glass facade that covers part of the old building and the generous use of wood inside I made a time travel through art when I visited where the old masters were most impressive. When I reached our modern times I realized how much of the old skills were lost. In the basement was a small but interesting exhibition on the Neanderthal .

Beautiful museum. Love the outside facade, how it's built. The first floor is all about human history, the second floor (first part is under construction), you'll find a lot of religious art and sculptures. The third floor is a temporary exhibition.

It was a very good museum to see both ancient artifacts and beautiful paintings. I recommend visiting this museum.

The building and facilities exhibit excellent structural integrity, and the artwork is exceptional.

Quite an average museum, if you are on a day trip to Bonn there is much nicer museums to see. On the day there was an event with children playing music and singing ... locals seemed to enjoy it but I found it quite disturbing if you're there to see the exhibits.

It's an amazing museum with a really bad website. The most important permanent exhibition is by far the original Neanderthal man, found in 1856 at the Neander valley not far from Bonn. This is an amazing finding, very well displayed and explained on the museum ground floor, extremely interesting. The rest of the floors have some Roman and Middle Ages findings and some Reinessance art, which are all nice, with the upper floor dedicated to temporary modern art exhibitions.

Few exhibits mostly based on emerging AI technology, many interactive screens for young minds, not worth of spending 9€ as an entry fee

An interactive museum, excellent for kids and adults who are into AI and evolution of technology in relation to our environment.

A nice, but small museum that has interesting items and explains about technology and science. Most texts are translated in English, but the interactive stuff are in German. Kids wouldn't probably enjoy it, and if you are visiting bonn for a short time, i wouldn't recommend it.

A nice little technology museum focusing on AI and robots. Was fun for everyone, from a software engineer like me to 2 and 3 yo kids.

Really friendly staff with some interesting exhibits that kept the kids very entertained

It is great for kids and for those interested in chemistry and inventions. It was interesting for me also, but I enjoy other museums more

It's scandalous how little there is to do inside. Literally everything is themed around AI, including questionable uses of said technology that thread the line of copyright law and threatens the livelihood of artists. As a graduated historian, I am shocked. I wanted to see the previous exhibition that apparently has been completely removed. This degree of cultural barbarity, especially coming from an institution like the Deutsches Museum, is very, very shocking to witness. Very disappointing. Give it a big miss, even with children.

It is quite small museum. I was expecting a lot more artworks. I was a bit disappointed about it.

So much information about August Macke. Such a sad end.

Really fascinating. The historic home is, in my opinion, more interesting than the exhibition space, but that's probably a matter of personal preference. The staff were all very nice.

Macke was essential part of my primary school education. His art is unique. The newly added building looks wonderful and probably explains an entrance fee of 9,50euros per adult. I could understand that some visitors might expect more. Short video about Macke`s life was insightful. Nice gift shop and small coffee place.

We enjoyed the visit very much. The museum was very informative not only about Macke, but also about the era and the artistic circles of Macke and his time. Friendly staff and also a good temporary contemporary exhibition in relation wit the The Blaue Reiter group. We also admired the small but well maintained colourful. Worthwhile visiting!

Very nice museum located in the old house of the painter August Macke. The museum displays a lot of his work while telling the story of his short life. Currently there is a temporary exhibition of his cousin Helmuth Macke which runs untill the 17th of June 2018. The museum has a nice cafeteria with a very pretty courtyard.

Very complete and immersive museum to learn more about an artist that represented the city of Bonn and the Nordstadt surroundings as no other. Heartily recommended

By the time I visited, only the exhibition about second world war was open to visitors, the rest was under construction they said. You can find sections divided generation by generation. Very informative readings, interactive medias and striking photos take you through the near history from that times’ perspective. I love the way the content presented in a very objective. Definitely a museum to visit to grasp a different perspective on that era. I only wish there were more source books also in English as well.

The exhibition atm is smaller than expected. The upper floors were under construction & the lowest floor was about Roman period. After Hilter exhibition is on the ground floor. Educates you about Germany after WWII and quite informative on historical events that remain relevant to today's unfortunate time. Their cafe is pricey but the museum's admission is free, staff are friendly, and their lounge is perfect for students or remote work - quiet and modern. I would love to come back for the other parts of the museum.

I must see when in Bonn - definitely buy tickets in advance. When we were there, There was low traffic and the museum is currently being re-organised but it is definitely worth it. The café is nice. We had cake and coffee there which was a nice early afternoon / mid afternoon break And lots of history that you just were not really aware of. I must see when in Bonn

The exhibition about the second world war was open to visitors when I visited the museum. It was really interesting to learn more about antisemitism and what people experienced from generation to generation

I visited in accordance with the high rating and recommendation. A museum not on a general history of Germany, but only on the second world war and its effects. For this reason, although there were a few interesting parts, it did not satisfy me.

A really sobering exhibition, and essential visiting for anyone who considers themselves politically interested. Lots of things to think about, especially how the 'elders' of a nation holds on to ideas of the past and steer youth towards it.

It’s very good to learn about German history with some specific visuals at this atmospheric level

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Beautiful Piece of History in the Heart of Bonn The Bonner Münster is a truly beautiful old church that immediately captures your attention with its impressive Romanesque architecture and serene presence. One of the oldest churches in Germany, it carries centuries of history within its walls—yet remains a peaceful, contemplative space even in the bustling heart of Bonn. The twin spires and intricate stonework are stunning from the outside, while the interior is equally captivating, with high vaulted ceilings, detailed stained-glass windows, and an atmosphere of quiet reverence. You can feel the weight of history here without it being overwhelming. Even if you’re not religious, it’s worth visiting for the architecture alone. The surrounding square is also charming, making it easy to linger a while and take in the surroundings. 📍 A must-see for architecture lovers, history buffs, or anyone who appreciates tranquil, sacred spaces.

Right in the heart of Bonn, this magnificent church is worth paying a visit. The intricate Romanesque design a fun filled adventure to explore. The church is still utilized to this day. I recommend going early to avoid crowds.

Beautiful and peaceful church right in the heart of Bonn. It’s one of the oldest churches in Germany, and you can really feel the history when you walk inside. The architecture is stunning, especially the Romanesque details. Great quick stop while exploring the city — and it’s super close to the main square.

The Bonner Münster is a beautiful and peaceful place right in the heart of Bonn. With its Romanesque architecture, tall twin towers, and richly decorated interior, it stands as one of the oldest churches in Germany. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just want a quiet moment away from the city buzz, this church is worth a visit. Entry is free, and there are often classical music rehearsals happening inside, which adds to the magical atmosphere. Don’t forget to walk around the courtyard and admire the sculptures and old stonework!

Bonn's main cathedral. A beautiful and atmospheric place! Opposite is a very nice cafe with a view of the cathedral!

Only saw it from the outside but it’s a beautiful church in the heart of Bonn. Serves as a good navigation landmark to the city centre where there is a hub of local and international shops.

In Bonn it is one of the "must see" famous sight. Impressive cathedral with very rich history.

A must-see in Bonn! This statue honors the city’s most famous son, Ludwig van Beethoven. It’s right in Münsterplatz, so you’ll likely pass by it anyway — but take a moment to appreciate it. Unveiled in 1845, it was one of the first monuments ever built for a composer. Great photo spot, especially with the yellow post office building in the background!

Cute must see statue! Also a very big plaza where you can seat and run and do whatever!

Surrounded by beautiful architecture and cafés, the square is a perfect spot to pause, reflect, and maybe even hear some street musicians playing his work nearby.

I genually think it's worth to spend a day in Bonn

The Beethoven statue in Bonn is a beautifully crafted tribute to one of the greatest composers in history. Located right in the heart of Münsterplatz, it’s surrounded by lovely cafés and historic buildings, making it a perfect spot to pause and reflect. The statue itself is striking—imposing yet dignified—and it captures Beethoven’s intense, thoughtful character wonderfully. It’s especially moving to see it in his birthplace, and there are plenty of informative plaques and nearby sights if you want to dig deeper into his legacy. Great for photos, too! Highly recommended if you're visiting Bonn.

The heart of Bonn. I recommend visiting!

Here you can stand and imagine the legend beethoven with an amazing vibes in the city 😊

Always love this forest, especially in this period of time where you can see beautiful colors of nature. There is also small area with some animals. You can take a walk around the forest, child friendly area, with outdoor playground. You can reach this area by taking bus 602 from Bonn Hbf.

Nice park but I had nicer time on the countryside close by. Great for little kids thanks to nice playgrounds and some animals to observe and feed.

Beautiful place for all ages. There is nice connection with nus from Bonn Hbf. Forest is beautiful and you can see few animals there.

Waldau is totally a family forest 👨‍👩‍👦 You have a wide area to walk, there is a big playground for kids, wild animals that kids can feed with food offered there and have fun. Beautiful trees and safe walk paths to follow. Enjoy!

Beautiful forest. You can feed the boars and deer, so take some 1€ coins with you for the food. It takes about 2 hours to walk around the park (slow pace). Parking is free and there is a small Cafe at the entrance of the park.

Enjoyable for children and adults. You can walk around in nature, see some wild pigs, feed the deer, stop at the kiosk for some coffee and cake, sit in some comfy benches along the way, check the bees at the exposition and the children can play in the playground.

Great place to healing your emotional

Nice but not spectacular compared to others. Still an oasis in midst a huge park next to the Rhine. Nevertheless worth a brief visit to enjoy some peaceful minutes. Unfortunately it was very crowded when I went there

It was a small garden with bamboo fence around. A pond with some coi fish. Ok for a quick walk but very heavy traffic if you wanted a nice stroll with quiet.

Really AMAZING in autumn. The trees are getting red and wonderful 😃 a lot of big fishes in the pond. Definitely will visit this place every autumn. Feels like Japan 😍

April is the optimum weather season for visiting this place. It is relatively small, but with the surrounding environment which is Freizeit Rheineu park, it becomes beautiful place to walk.

Amazing garden, very clean, well maintained & relaxing place to walk ! Would definitely recommend!

Wonderful park. The park is very calm and relaxing. You can see all colors of trees there and have very nice and relaxing walks inside the park. There is a very beautiful lake in the park where they even have boat rides. They offer either rowing or pedal boats.

Beautiful immersion in the Japan. Well accurate, precise and well-maintained from the personnel. Thats's amazing to find a place like this near the centre of Bonn. Good experience for everyone. If you have a free moment during the week or the weekend, spend some moment of your day to go there.

The academic art museum is a must see for everyone who is fond of Greek and Roman arts, coins and items of everyday life. Except on Monday the museum is open 15-17 hours, and on Sundays 11-18 .

Astonishing collection of ancient art! Vast and rich. Among others Greek black and red pottery is worth exploring at length.

Worth to Visit museum. Free for students

The museum has a good collection of ancient pieces (pottery, coins, artworks...). You have also studies and copies of famous sculptures. It is NOT a "must go", but if you are around, it is defnitely a good option. And of course, IT IS FREE FOR STUDENTS!

Nice place

Nice location! Who is the man standing below the rainbow?

Just see it outside. But it looks wonderful.

There wasn’t much going on at the time we visited. Maybe because the university was in recess or summer vacation. The building was empty except the courtyard was ready for the evening event on gigantic screen!

My brother used to study there and he showed me a bit around. Impressive, old building, well renovated and maintained. Worth a visit.

Gorgeous historical building, now part of the university, with the enormous Hofgarten in front.

Cool historical place, it's now part of the University of Bonn

Cool Palace and nice grass land in the front.

Beautiful well maintained building!

A beautiful building

(Translated by Google) Don't come in September hahaha (Original) No vengan en septiembre hahaha

(Translated by Google) There's more to discover in every private garden. It's incredible what some people consider worth seeing. (Original) In jedem privaten Garten ist mehr zu entdecken. Unfassbar was manche Leute als Sehenswürdig erachten.

Visited Cherry Blossom Street during the fall, so the flowers were not in full bloom—but it was still a beautiful and peaceful experience. The fallen petals added a different kind of charm to the place. It must be stunning in spring, but even in this season, I really enjoyed my time there.

It’s just overhyped! Visited it over the weekend and there was too much crowd. Would recommend during the week when it’s not much crowded. Pretty average and not THAT great.

Beautiful street and nice to visit before summer starts

This place is good

Wrong timing one need to go early April or mid March

A nice park for weekends for everyone to relax, enjoy and cycle. There are good restaurants next to it and also a lovely Rhine side walk and cycling trail

Great park with old trees, lawn, a kids playground and zip line, benches to sit and take in the scene.

Nice Place to relax a bit . Good for Family with or without kids.

Very nice large park, good play ground and sandy area for children to play.

Very nice One I like it too much

Nice park but no BBQ is allowed

Beautiful park with a lot of space. Good restaurants and cafes down by the water with great staff and service. Overall a great place to spend time. Keep in mind that there is a regular police patrol around 10pm everyday.

It's really not as bad as i imagined from the other reviews! Some of the locker doors were defective and some of the changing room doors don't lock properly but there were others available. It was pretty clean throughout as well. Showers are warm. Pools are good. Sports pool was pretty busy between 7-8 pm. Multipurpose pool was relatively quiet.

Is a bit shabby but the swimming courses for kids are great. Nice coaches, warm water (in the practice pool at least). If i wanted to go swimming with the kids, I'd go somewhere else though.

Yes, old fashion, very good XX century swimming, changing and showering facilities in the neighborhood, great for a swim before work. For my taste much nicer than modern moloch high tech ones.

So you need to pay 4€ and it is worth it. When you count it as an adventure museum. The changing cabinets are still like they were when it opened in 1963, when they work. The showers reminded me on some old school prison movies. It‘s a mix between „water can come down the wall and please don’t drop the soap“ all in the charm of the '60s the pools are okay, already full at 6:30 but that’s okay. The pool length are both 25m (some info that I need to Google because the staff rated that question „as a very good one“) and the nice pool area with the charming style of the early times of the DDR (I can’t believe that Bonn got the same designers then the Russians especially because it wasn’t an easy time back then) can also be enjoyed from the tribune for the annual sport Events. All in all I would rate it a 9/10 as a museum and a 3 out of 10 as a modern swimming pool I would say. So in the middle I think 3 of 5 stars are a good rate for this one.

The installations in general are old and not very clean, some lockers and changing rooms don't work anymore. On the other hand, the swimming pool is in good conditions and at the perfect temperature for training (not too cold, not too warm).

Quite good if you want to do sports. Nice cool pool and a separate one for people who don't want to do proper sport. Changing rooms are rather old, but what can you complain about when you pay 4 euros

A very pleasant swimming pool with friendly staff and surprisingly little visitors on the weekend. The place needs a bit of modernisation (things are clean and functioning but just design-aged). Payment by credit card not possible

(Translated by Google) Would you like to go to a café and have some chocolate chips? Should I give you a blowjob? Please don't go home. The whole arcade should be blown up. I could write so much (Original) Möchten Sie noch ein Café nehmen sie Schokolade Chips soll ich Ihnen ein Blasen bitte geh nicht nach Hause. Sprengen sollte man die ganzen Spielhallen. Ich könnte so viel schreiben

(Translated by Google) Rip off...no matter when you go, you just lose. The new machines are even crappier. You only get poor if you go in there. (Original) Abzocke..egal wann man hin geht, man verliert nur. Die neuen Automaten sind sogar noch beschiessener. Man wird nur arm wenn man da rein geht.

(Translated by Google) Zero star. Months of always losing, not one day gaining anything or having fun. (Original) Null stern. Monate immer verlust nicht ein tag etwas gewonnen oder spass gehabt.

(Translated by Google) are fraudsters (Original) Betrüger sind

(Translated by Google) Very bad, there are no winnings (Original) Sehr schlecht die gibt keine gewinnen

(Translated by Google) Snotty place (Original) Rotz Bude

(Translated by Google) Unfriendly operator. (Original) Unfreundlicher Bediener.