In a family business that has been in existence for over 130 years, visitors can explore the waterways on their own or on a guided tour. The opportunity to obtain a sports boat license offers additional incentive for water sports enthusiasts.

Enjoy the breathtaking sunset on the Cossi while you sweat in a unique sauna. After the heat, a refreshing dip in the clear lake awaits you, a perfect contrast that makes this place special.

Glide lap after lap on water skis or wakeboard, trying out spectacular jumps and tricks on the glittering Hookmeer. In addition, there is an aqua park with a wide range of activities, while comfortable sun loungers and delicious cocktails invite you to relax on the beach.

The excursion trips with the WEGA II offer an exciting and informative journey through the fascinating world of the Wadden Sea. While the ship rocks comfortably, seagulls accompany the Schiff on its way out of the harbor. On board, there are detailed explanations about the natural beauty, the animal and plant life, and the history and technology of the ships and lighthouses. Children can take part in an exciting pirate ride with a treasure hunt and everyone can learn a lot about the sea creatures and then try their hand at crab-pulling.

This bronze plate in the street pavement exactly at the corner of Kornmarkt/Markt shows the location from which all four inner city churches can be seen. These are St. Johannis in the west, St. Jacobi in the north, St. Albani in the east and St. Michael in the south. In the row of buildings on the south side of the market square stood the oldest guild house in Göttingen from 1251, the "Schuhhof". Below it is a Gothic vaulted cellar, which today houses a restaurant.

Indulge in fresh milkshakes and homemade quark dishes while you relax in a charming cottage garden. This Melkhus offers a unique opportunity to enjoy regional delicacies in a traditionally designed ambience, making it an insider tip for connoisseurs and those seeking peace and quiet.

At AlpakHARZ, each hike follows the pace, route and stops determined by the fluffy companions. Enjoy a decelerating time-out from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty and tranquility of the Harz Mountains. Experience a beastly good adventure as you hike for about 1½ hours with Ernie, Kai-Uwe or another of the many animal AlpakHARZ stars. The tours take you through the Braunlager Kurpark and along the highest mountain in Lower Saxony, the Wurmberg. Always with guide!

In the midst of an enchanting atmosphere, the exhibition ""Paradise Gardens - Garden Paradises" - of the Thuringian Palaces and Gardens Foundation turns into a fascinating experience. With over 80 different garden landscapes, the exhibition offers a variety of exotic and native plants, which in their blaze of color make every garden lover's heart beat faster. From themed gardens to breathtaking views of autumn and spring, this exhibition will immerse you in a world of beauty and diversity.

Grabkapelle auf dem Württemberg in Stuttgart towers majestically above the vineyards and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the surrounding area. King Wilhelm I built this chapel as a memorial to his beloved Queen Catherine in the style of a Russian Orthodox church. The interior is divided into three parts and the chancel is separated by a picture wall. The idyllic location amidst the vineyards in Stuttgart-Rotenberg is a popular destination for an excursion into Stuttgart's nature. Combine your visit with a walk through the vines and experience the city from a different perspective. A visit at sunrise or sunset is especially recommended, when the atmosphere in the chapel and the surrounding area is particularly magical.

A relaxing oasis full of exotic plants. The Botanical Garden at Ruhr-Universität Bochum covers an area of over 13 hectares. The grounds include a tropical house, the geobotanical department and the Chinese Garden, which was created in collaboration with the University of Shanghai.

...and no kissy kissy - that's how we are! That's what it says on the menu and that's how it is - simply rustic. In this winding inn, you enter Bavaria right at the door. And just before the border to Bavaria. This calls for an Augustiner on tap - or if that's not enough, you can get a 20-liter keg to drink alone (or with friends) and plenty of Bavarian cosiness. What about food? That's also available. Really tasty and hearty... and in huge portions. And if you prefer to enjoy your beer, roast ox or spaetzle without the kids - no problem, they have their own regulars' table anyway.

The extensive grounds of Villa Hasenholz look like an enchanted fairytale garden. Close to the city, the wild garden with its wooden tables, hammocks and picnic blankets feels like an oasis. Villa Hasenholz is located in Leipzig's alluvial forest and is particularly worth a visit in summer, when every Sunday and on public holidays there is a "summer retreat" with music and delicious food in the heart of nature. While pigs, sheep, dogs and cats frolic in the garden of the beautiful brick villa, overnight guests enjoy the cozy flair of the hotel's own guesthouse.

The harbor welcomes its guests with historical flair and takes them back to an era when old cutters still told stories of the sea. A walk along the harbor offers fascinating insights into maritime culture and invites you to enjoy the culinary delights of the North Sea - an authentic experience that combines tradition and pleasure.

Originally, Mercury was to become the fountain's leading figure. However, thanks to the cholera epidemic, Hygieia, the Greek goddess of health, purity and hygiene, finally made the running. Depicted is the purifying power of water and the victory over the cholera epidemic by a defeated dragon at the feet of the goddess.

With its bright colors, the imposing tower, affectionately known as the "Lulatsch", is a real eye-catcher and a popular photo spot. As soon as darkness falls, it shines in colorful light and conjures up a magical atmosphere. Its imposing height makes it a striking landmark that can be seen from many places in Chemnitz. Although it is a thermal power station, at night it is transformed into a fascinating work of art that captivates every visitor. It is therefore the perfect place for an evening stroll or a romantic date, and of course a sought-after photo spot for memories.

Hidden in the heart of the city is an architectural gem that transports visitors back to the golden era of spa culture. Here you can enjoy bathing in an ambience that captivates with its magnificent stucco work and nostalgic charm. At the time of its construction, the Stadtbad Chemnitz was one of the largest and most modern indoor swimming pools in Europe. Supported by Chemnitz architect Fritz Weber, city building director Fred Otto designed the functional building in 1925. The Stadtbad is an outstanding example of modern spa architecture and is one of the most striking buildings in Chemnitz. An unforgettable experience of bathing in this unique building.

It takes exactly two and a half minutes to ride the 82-meter escalator inside the Elphi to a fanatical view over the harbor. Tip: Tickets can be booked online in advance and you can stay here until 23:45

Anyone standing here can enjoy a breathtaking view over the east of Wuppertal all the way to neighboring Schwelm. The gas boiler in Wuppertal with its 66 meters seems almost tiny from here.

Water plays a central role here: it is impressively shown how the lack or abundance of water affects the flora and fauna. While competition for the sun's rays rages in the warm, humid rainforest, the desert dwellers are thirsty for water. Danakil is an experience for all the senses. Many connections between the two climate zones are shown by landscape scanners, soil sections with explanations or a specially developed app on the circular trail and the search for water.

A flight that not only broadens horizons, but also fills the heart. Imagine floating lightly over majestic peaks, the world below you a breathtaking panorama. Each window provides a frame for a living painting that will captivate you. Not an ordinary flight, but a journey that brings the magic of flying closer. Experience Munich's famous Allianz Arena, Bavaria's fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle, the Zugspitze, picturesque lakes and Alpine panoramas, and Munich, the proud host city of the European Football Championship 24!

Pure excitement is offered by the interplay of golf, football and billiards. With an oversized pool table and footballs as balls, dexterity is put to the test that delights young and old - ideal for a children's birthday party or a family-friendly team and company event.

The "Zeitfeld" art installation in the Volksgarten is an exciting photo motif that will fascinate art enthusiasts and photographers alike. The work by artist Klaus Rinke was erected as part of the 1987 Federal Garden Show and has been a popular attraction for art lovers ever since. The uniform alignment of the 24 station clocks and their height offer numerous creative possibilities for unique and impressive photographs.

Why does Ulm bear the name Zweilandstadt? Quite clearly because the Danube, which flows through the middle of the city, divides the town into two halves and at the same time represents the border between two federal states. Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. The border line is marked on the Herdbrücke bridge - so you can stand here with one foot in Bavaria and the other in Baden-Württemberg at the same time. Crazy, isn't it? But what is now just a symbolic border was not always the case: In the early 1970s, criminals could not be easily pursued across the Danube because Baden-Württemberg police officers were not allowed to take their service weapons into Bavaria. Even crazier, isn't it?