Around the Bostalsee

Bosiland – the fiery and cheeky indoor playground in Bosen am Bostalsee – stands for dragon-strong fun for young and old kids from 2 to 14 years of age. Here everyone will find something for a great romp afternoon or a special children's birthday party. Of course, all equipment and toys are safety tested and approved! Fun for the little ones – relaxing for the grown-ups! When the kids let it rip, the grown-ups can relax: Our cosy coffee lounge offers small and large treats to enjoy and retreat to - without losing sight of the little ones. Let yourself be pampered and enjoy the view of the lake and the satisfaction of your children!

You can't get more water fun than this: With three different water slides up to 142 metres long, wave pool, water playhouse, outdoor pool with sunbathing lawn and children's pool with integrated sandpit, a whirlpool with several pools and the Aqua Café, the 4,000 m² tropical swimming paradise offers fun and adventure for the whole family - in any weather. Three breathtaking water slides Seek adventure on the water slides - from spectacular tire slides with light effects to rapid descents with fast lanes. Fun at the Water Playhouse An adventure house full of waterfalls, water slides and with a huge shower bucket. When 400 litres of water rain down at once, no one stays dry! Relaxation in the whirlpool and aqua café After fast descents on the water slides and fun in the wave pool or Water Playhouse, the whirlpool with several pools and the Aqua Café are just the thing. Enjoy relaxation during exciting days of water fun. Senior swimming every Monday and Friday from 8.30 to 10.00 a.m. for 2.50 €

An outdoor swimming pool with a beautiful sandy beach in Bosen is delimited with buoys in non-swimmer and swimmer areas. Due to the sailing and surfing operation, swimming is only allowed in these areas for safety reasons. Playgrounds, fireplaces, showers, changing rooms and sanitary facilities are also available on the sunbathing lawn in Gonnesweiler. For children, the new wave slide at the Bosen lido offers pure bathing fun.

The Schaumberg (569 m) is not only the most famous, but also the most historic peak in Saarland. The current observation tower was inaugurated in 1976 as a symbol of German-French friendship. Climb 202 steps or float to the top in a glass elevator to enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the Saarland, the Palatinate Forest, the Hunsrück and the Vosges Mountains from a platform at a height of 37.5 meters.

Children already suspect that clothing is more than the different layers of fabric that we drape around our bodies every day when they unerringly head for a certain brand of clothing in the department store and assert that it is now "in" and must be bought. Clothing is one of our most important cultural assets, our clothing sends important signals to our fellow human beings, it says who we are. Clothing "makes the man". What was "in" with our grandmothers and grandfathers is impressively shown by the Saarland Museum of Fashion and Traditional Costume. In September 2005, the museum was opened in Nohfelden in northern Saarland. More than 200 exhibits show the clothing and clothing habits of our ancestors. And each piece of clothing tells stories, the story of its former owner and wearer and the story of a bygone era.Currently, clothing and traditional costumes with the associated lingerie and accessories from the period between 1845 and 1920 are exhibited in the Nohfeld Museum. Outerwear, outerwear, underwear, night and morning wear, accessories such as hats, hoods, glasses, bags, umbrellas - all this is collected in the Museum of Fashion and Traditional Costume and vividly presented to visitors of all ages. Pretty uniform jackets can be admired as well as the magnificent traditional costumes of the miners and metallurgists or the pristine white underwear from different eras.

Golf in Saarland - In the middle of the beautiful landscape of the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park is the Bostalsee Golf Park. With us you play golf on an 18-hole course not far from the largest recreational lake in southwest Germany. Our golf club extends over a spacious area of a total of 55 hectares with hilly forest and many meadows. This also includes our new golf academy, which will guide you to the golf license if you wish and help you improve your game. So, enjoy an unforgettable game of golf in the beautiful Saarland, here at Golfpark Bostalsee! Site information Holes: 18 Par 71 White: CR: 71,8 / Slope: 138 / 5850m Yellow: CR: 69.5 / Slope: 133 / 5480m Blue: CR: 67.3 / Slope: 127 / 5059m Red: CR: 70.1 / Slope: 127 / 4644m Minimum handicap guests 54 Learn more Payment by credit card Pro Shop Restaurant Driving Range covered tee boxes Club rental Trolley rental Electric cart rental

Glide through picturesque landscapes in historic trains that capture the charm of the 1950s. Enjoy authentic driving comfort as you travel from Ottweiler to Schwarzerden, with the freedom to hop on or off at any stop. From various stations you can go on wonderful hikes or bike tours. Bicycle transport is of course free of charge on the train. For information on the current timetable, please contact the Arbreitskreis Ostertalbahn. Home station: Schwarzerden station: Werkstraße - 66629 Freisen (motorway A 62, exit no. 6 Reichweiler)

Experience exciting Segway tours from the age of 14 with different routes and durations, ideal for adventurers. E-bikes are available from the age of 15, perfect for exploring around the lake. Take advantage of Bellicon trampoline training with individual lessons or monthly passes for fitness and fun. E-scooters offer a fast and environmentally friendly way to explore the surroundings. A wide range of offers ensures unforgettable experiences.

Welcome in the midst of an enchanting world that combines forest, game and people. Take a seat at the beautifully landscaped biotope and just let your mind wander. At our refuge, hikers and visitors to the game reserve can rest and refresh themselves with a snack they have brought with them, and then continue their exploration tour strengthened. The dwarf goat enclosure offers children and families the opportunity to make friends with the animals. Bees can be observed at our bee showcase and at the insect wild bee hotel. The other residents of the wildlife park also like to be lured with the food from the vending machines set up. In the interest of the animals, please make sure not to feed any feed you have brought with you.

Fitness and bathing fun For physical fitness, there are many offers on the program, such as swimming in the 25 m sports pool or working out at the aqua courses. The 103 m long tube slide with light effects and the lagoon pool with a current channel and a wide slide offer a lot of fun. In addition, the adventure pool has a teaching pool, a parent-child area and an outdoor pool, which is open from May to October. Two steam saunas and two whirlpools complete the offer. The spacious outdoor area is ideal for sunbathing. Relaxation & Wellness You can relax and unwind in the Roman sauna area SAUNA VICUS. A large kelo infusion sauna, a bio sauna, a stone sauna, an infrared sauna, an 80°C sauna and a steam sauna offer everything your heart desires. The many relaxation options, solariums, the whirlpool, two cold plunge pools (indoor and outdoor), the sauna bistro and the spacious outdoor area are just a few highlights of the complex. There is also the possibility to be pampered in the wellness house with various wellness offers. Every Thursday (except holidays) there is a women's sauna all day.

Walk through the impressive ten-meter-high walls of one of the largest Celtic fortifications in Europe and enter a world before our time. Learn more about the monuments and ongoing excavations in workshops, seminars and on guided tours. A cultural adventure in a historical setting is waiting for you.

A fascinating insight into the 2500-year cultural history of the Schaumberg region is offered by the Theulegium Museum in Tholey. Not only nationally remarkable exhibits from the Celtic era underline the importance of the region in antiquity, but also numerous finds from the village and the nearby archaeological excavation Wareswald bring the Roman world to life here. The history and monastic life of the Benedictine abbey of Tholey and the nearby Schaumburg are illustrated in other exhibition focal points. Housed in the building of the former district court, the original cell of the cantonal prison can also be visited in the basement of the Theulegium Museum.

Above the Gonnesweiler sunbathing lawn, a house stands upside down. How might it feel when you turn a fully furnished house upside down and tilt it? Find out for yourself and look at everything from a different perspective.

But the showpiece is still the summer toboggan run, because first you are transported in a few minutes by a modern lift system to the 584 m high mountain top. During the ride down, everyone can use their brakes to determine how fast they want to take it. Speeds of up to 40 km/h are possible. Twin bobs are also offered, so the little ones can slide together with a parent or older sibling. In spring 2016, the new themed playground "Druid Village" was opened, which is reminiscent of a Celtic village in its natural design and unique look. The centerpiece of the unusual playground is the "Druid's Castle," a combined structure consisting of a tower, huts, bridges, ropes, nets and climbing ascents. A triple swing, a wagon with a hammock or swing net and a sand play area with play huts and teeter-totters for small children provide an enormously high play value. The use of the playground is free of charge. From the opposite open-air terrace of the bistro, parents have a good view of their children while they play. The bistro serves small meals and drinks, and visitors can spread out their picnic blankets on the large lawn. By increasing the recreational value, through the professional infrastructure and through the park-like landscape, the Peterberg recreation center has developed into an all-day excursion destination in the northern Saarland, which is especially appreciated by families!

Leisure fun for all families, groups, clubs and school classes! This newly created 18-hole course is located in beautiful surroundings directly above the lido in Bosen with a magnificent view of the Bostalsee. Experience pure leisure fun on an area of approx. 22,000 m². The facility has 18 grass fairways with a total length of 1100m. Varied and imaginative obstacles guarantee always new challenges. On each track, a wide variety of obstacles are waiting to be mastered. For a game round with 4-6 players, plan about 1.5 - 2 hours. Smaller playgroups need correspondingly less time. ANYONE can play soccer golf! You don't need any special equipment or preparation. Who will manage to hole the ball with as few shots as possible? Daily updated opening hours on the website; closed in case of continuous rain.

At the foot of the ring wall, in the Celtic Park, a "real" Celtic village was created. A village that could have stood 2,000 years ago within the mighty fortress on the Dollberg. Currently, the settlement consists of 10 residential, craft and warehouse buildings, which are based on historical findings and models in architecture and construction. The settlement is surrounded by a wooden palisade enclosure made of sharpened oak trunks, which give the ensemble an authentic character. Also part of the Celtic Park is the large natural arena made of light-coloured stone blocks, where theatre, concerts and other performances take place. From April to October, action days, workshops and archaeological demonstrations take place regularly in the Celtic Park. Individual guided tours to the Ringwall and the Celtic Park Otzenhausen can be booked at any time. Open guided tours are offered on Sundays and public holidays at 3 p.m. The Celtic ring wall is freely accessible and can be visited all year round.

Since 1997, there has been an observatory on the Peterberg in Saarland. This was built by the Association of Amateur Astronomers of the Saarland e. V. The members of the association run the Peterberg Observatory in their free time. They bring you closer to the fascination for space and also use the observatory's equipment to carry out their own astronomical observations. The Peterberg Observatory has had two full-fledged observation domes since 2004. The north dome and the Peterberg half-meter telescope. The north dome has a diameter of 5.5 meters. It serves as a demonstration dome and has housed the Peterberg Half-Meter Telescope (PHT) since April 17, 2010. Observe the craters of the moon, the rings of Saturn, and countless nebulae and galaxies with billions of suns. A journey into the surrounding 2 to 5 million light years of the universe! Open only for specialist lectures, special events and group or special dates