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An der Rechten Wiese
63225 Langen
Germany
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Such a great park. It is really a nice place place to hang out with your kids for a couple of…read morehours. They even have a short zip line!
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Fußballplatz
A pleasant garden, apparently English style with rose gardens, lawns and, very important on a hot,…read moresunny day shade. Sign-posting left a bit to be desired, I didn't find any toilets or other facilities and parking was a bit tricky, maybe I hadn't found the official car park. Just a stroll to Mathildenhöhe, so do both in one visit.
Schloßgarten Dieburg
Beautiful forest with plenty of trails for running, biking, etc. The trails range from long and…read morestraight paved trails, to hardpack, to gravel, and to winding single tracks through the trees. I have gone running here 2 times so far and I never felt crowded. The further i went into the forest the fewer people I saw. Today I started on a paved trail and at various junctions changed direction. I mived onto hardpack and then a more rugged trail. I saw a few rabbits akong the way. After a while i turned onto a single track trail through the trees. As i was running there was some rustling in the undergrowth off to the side that sounded larger then little Bugs Bunny. My first thiught was "Is this the forest that inspired the writting of "Little Red Riding Hood" or "Hansel and Grettle"? At the next opportunity I turned off the single track onto a larger trail.
Prinz-Georg-Garten
Hiding just on the outskirts of Frankfurt is the Stadtwald (City Forest). Comprised of almost 50…read moresquare kilometers of wooded land, the Stadtwald is a great place to escape the city. Numerous criss-crossing trails invite you to walk, run, or bike as you explore the pseudo-wilderness alone or with friends. Top Three Highlights: 1.) Easily accessible by public transit (in several different locations) 2.) Picnic and barbeque facilities available 3.) Extensive benches/rest areas for less mobile walkers
Despite losing another swathe to the airport expansion this is still Germany's largest city forest…read more For walker, cyclists, nature lovers it is perfect and just a short distance from the city centre.
Good Fun! Parkours need to be updated more often though! A lot of fun when it's good weather and…read moresunny! If the weather isn't right forget about it!!
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Wonderful, ranging area offering the great outdoors in the middle of Frankfurt. Well kept paths,…read moreroomy enough for walkers and cyclists without fractiousness, arena where Frankfurt Galaxy (American football) play, a nightingale meadow that I have never been able to find, plenty of play areas for kids and opportunities all over for picnics, sun bathing or just lazing. Worked over for the National garden show in the 1980s with plenty of public transport stops all around it is well worth a visit at any time of the year.
Nidda Park is a great place to go on the weekends, especially if you have children (or a bike,…read morelol). There is a playground with a sandpit for the little ones (around 3-4 and up to 7-8) , a zip line for grown ups and teens, and a waterpark for the whole family where the water runs from 11am to ?? during the summer days. It also have a soccer field for the local team, a restaurant and more!! Checkout this aerial video of the park, it will give you an idea on what to expect :) http://youtu.be/gdU90Gk4lI0