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Culture and Tourism Tips in Bonn and Region
RECREATHION, NATURE, CHILDREN
MUSEUM MILE
MUSEUMS
OPERA / THEATER BONN
OTHER STAGES IN BONN
BEETHOVEN
PALACES AND CASTLES
RHINE / BOAT EXCURSIONS
HISTORY / POLITICS
RECREATION / NATURE / CHILDREN
MARKETS, FESTIVALS, etc.
Freizeitpark
Rheinaue
Freizeitpark Rheinaue's popularity soars in good weather. In this large leisure park children can explore various playgrounds, go skateboarding or inline-skating, or rent a boat. The Rheinaue also has a popular clubhouse, in which children can play and do handicrafts. Whoever gets hungry after so much playing can cook dinner on one of the barbecue grills in the park. Don't forget to bring your own food!
Schiffchensee (a small lake with a boat rental)
Balancierstrasse (a path with balancing poles)
Compost nature trail Spielhaus der Beethovenstadt Bonn (children's clubhouse)
Skateboard lane
Baseball field
Miniature golf course
Youth traffic school
Tip for kids: At the large flea market you can buy everything from comic books to ice skates.
The flea market is held every third Saturday from April to October.
Botanical
Gardens
Over 11,000 different plants from all over the world grow here. Many of them visitors have certainly never seen before: Who has a coffee tree or a lime tree in their garden? Or who has ever seen giant water lilies so large that you can place babies on their leaves? Without them letting them sink of course!
Meckenheimer Allee 171
53115 Bonn
Tel.: 02 28 / 73 55 23
Fax: 02 28 / 73 90 58
E-Mail: botgart@uni-bonn.de
www.botgart.uni-bonn.de
Sea
Life Center Königswinter
The Sea Life Center Königswinter offers not only a glimpse of Germany's fascinating underwater world, but also sweeps visitors off on a magical journey into the world of sagas and fairytales. Start your tour in the forests along the Rhine in Königswinter and explore the fascination of the diverse marine life at ever greater depths.
Rheinallee 8
53639 Königswinter
Tel: 0 22 23 / 29 72 97
E-Mail: koenigswinter@sealife.de
www.sealifeeurope.com
Naturpark Siebengebirge (with Naturparkhaus, the park
museum)
A scenic gem and one of the oldest nature reserves in Germany. The state of Prussia
prevented the destruction of this magnificent scenery by purchasing Drachenfels mountain in 1836.
Over 40 volcanoes, not only 7, make up the Siebengebirge ("Seven Mountains"). The name "Sieben" (seven)
stands for abundance and is used in many German expressions to indicate a large number.
Drachenfels
Where Siegfried fought the dragon Although at 321 metres Drachenfels is not the highest,
but it is by far the most famous mountain in the Siebengebirge. Here - says Nibelungen expert
Karl Simrock - is where Siegfried's battle with the dragon took place.
stattgefunden.
E-Mail: info@naturpark-siebengebirge.de
www.naturpark-siebengebirge.de
Bergbahnen im Siebengebirge AG
Drachenfelsbahn (Drachenfels railway)
A monument from the history of technology Right at the foot of the Drachenfels mountain is the valley station of Germany's oldest cog railway, the Drachenfelsbahn. On its track of nearly 1.5 kilometres from the valley up to the lookout terrace right below the peak of the Drachenfels the train climbs up 220 metres with an steep incline of up to 20 percent.
Drachenfelsstr. 53
53639 Königswinter
Tel. 0 22 23 / 920 90
Fax 0 22 23 / 47 34
E-Mail: info@drachenfelsbahn-koenigswinter.de
www.drachenfelsbahn-koenigswinter.de
Freizeitpark Rheinaue's popularity soars in good weather. In this large leisure park children can explore various playgrounds, go skateboarding or inline-skating, or rent a boat. The Rheinaue also has a popular clubhouse, in which children can play and do handicrafts. Whoever gets hungry after so much playing can cook dinner on one of the barbecue grills in the park. Don't forget to bring your own food!
Schiffchensee (a small lake with a boat rental)
Balancierstrasse (a path with balancing poles)
Compost nature trail Spielhaus der Beethovenstadt Bonn (children's clubhouse)
Skateboard lane
Baseball field
Miniature golf course
Youth traffic school
Tip for kids: At the large flea market you can buy everything from comic books to ice skates.
The flea market is held every third Saturday from April to October.
Over 11,000 different plants from all over the world grow here. Many of them visitors have certainly never seen before: Who has a coffee tree or a lime tree in their garden? Or who has ever seen giant water lilies so large that you can place babies on their leaves? Without them letting them sink of course!
Meckenheimer Allee 171
53115 Bonn
Tel.: 02 28 / 73 55 23
Fax: 02 28 / 73 90 58
E-Mail: botgart@uni-bonn.de
www.botgart.uni-bonn.de
The Sea Life Center Königswinter offers not only a glimpse of Germany's fascinating underwater world, but also sweeps visitors off on a magical journey into the world of sagas and fairytales. Start your tour in the forests along the Rhine in Königswinter and explore the fascination of the diverse marine life at ever greater depths.
Rheinallee 8
53639 Königswinter
Tel: 0 22 23 / 29 72 97
E-Mail: koenigswinter@sealife.de
www.sealifeeurope.com
A scenic gem and one of the oldest nature reserves in Germany. The state of Prussia
prevented the destruction of this magnificent scenery by purchasing Drachenfels mountain in 1836.
Over 40 volcanoes, not only 7, make up the Siebengebirge ("Seven Mountains"). The name "Sieben" (seven)
stands for abundance and is used in many German expressions to indicate a large number.
Drachenfels
Where Siegfried fought the dragon Although at 321 metres Drachenfels is not the highest,
but it is by far the most famous mountain in the Siebengebirge. Here - says Nibelungen expert
Karl Simrock - is where Siegfried's battle with the dragon took place.
stattgefunden.
E-Mail: info@naturpark-siebengebirge.de
www.naturpark-siebengebirge.de
Bergbahnen im Siebengebirge AG
Drachenfelsbahn (Drachenfels railway)
A monument from the history of technology Right at the foot of the Drachenfels mountain is the valley station of Germany's oldest cog railway, the Drachenfelsbahn. On its track of nearly 1.5 kilometres from the valley up to the lookout terrace right below the peak of the Drachenfels the train climbs up 220 metres with an steep incline of up to 20 percent.
Drachenfelsstr. 53
53639 Königswinter
Tel. 0 22 23 / 920 90
Fax 0 22 23 / 47 34
E-Mail: info@drachenfelsbahn-koenigswinter.de
www.drachenfelsbahn-koenigswinter.de
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