HoppInn Großostheim

The HoppInn children's play paradise is exceptional in many ways. On an area of ​​2.000 square meters, the indoor playground houses numerous attractions for children who can romp, play and relax to their hearts' content.
Travel time 5 minutes, address: Wallstädter Weg 19, 63792 Großostheim

Rosenhof Niedernberg Golf Park

The Golfpark Rosenhof is only 5 minutes away from us!
The golf course with 18 holes is in the Scottish Inland Links Course design and can be used all year round due to the special sandy bottom.
Address: Rosenhof, 63843 Niedernberg

Main Golf Aschaffenburg

The mini golf adventure for the whole family at the raft harbor and the beautiful Aschaffenburg Main bank. Adventure golf is a mini golf variant with a high fun factor. The game is played with real golf clubs on golf turf with many natural obstacles.
15 minutes by car, address: Am Floßhafen 20, 63739 Aschaffenburg

Adventure Golf Heimbuchenthal

Fun and relaxation for the whole family. 18 exciting tracks on over 3500m².
Travel time approx. 20 minutes, address: Millionweg 1, 63872 Heimbuchenthal

Lawn tennis in the sports park Wörth

Are you a passionate tennis player and have you always wanted to play tennis on the lawn?
The Wimbledon feeling is guaranteed on the lawn tennis court.
Travel time 15 minutes, address: Presentstraße 17, 63939 Wörth am Main

Haibach wildlife park & ​​climbing forest

The Haibacher Wildpark has existed for almost 40 years. About 4,5 different animal species live on the 20 hectare site. The wildlife park is home to red deer, wild boar, goats, donkeys and poultry.
The climbing forest at the wildlife park is the top address when it comes to fun and action. The forest ropes course is divided into five different courses at a height of 3 to 12 meters with different levels of difficulty. In addition, children from 1,20 years of age can climb on the mini course at a height of 4 meters when accompanied by their parents.
20 minutes by car, address: Ringwallstraße 1, 63808 Haibach

Heigenbrücken wildlife park & ​​climbing park

Here, the participants of almost every age and constitution can independently walk the course with its different levels of difficulty after a short briefing and master around 60 different obstacles at heights between 3m and 15m. A trainer on the ground monitors the participants and can intervene at any time. There are two children's courses with three zip lines and a climbing wall for the very youngest (possible from the age of 3 under the supervision of an accompanying person). For all non-climbers, both the wildlife park with its diverse play options and the forest nature trail on the way to the grotto are an alternative activity. Countless hiking trails in the Spessart Nature Park are just waiting to be discovered.
Travel time approx. 45 minutes, address: Am Wildpark, 63869 Heigenbrücken

The municipality of Niedernberg is nestled between the Main, a beautiful lake landscape and the Odenwald Nature Park. Hiking on the Franconian red wine hiking trail or diving in the silver lake as well as wonderful walks along the Main and getting to know the historical places. Niedernberg was first mentioned in documents in 1095. You can get to know the local history on a walk along the village circular walk.

The romantic old town of the city, which is over 1000 years old, with its dreamy alleys and historic half-timbered houses, entices you to make delightful discoveries at every turn. The red sandstone castle is one of the most important and beautiful buildings of the German late Renaissance. The collegiate church is the oldest church in Aschaffenburg, which was built in the 10th century.

Schönbusch Park

The Schönbusch Park is one of the oldest landscape gardens in Germany. From 1776, the Archbishop of Mainz Friedrich Carl von Erthal had his game park redesigned in the English landscape style.
There is definitely a maze to discover, which was created in the years 1820. In addition, a large playground for the little ones and rowing boats are allowed on the lake. The “Kulinarischer Schönbusch” café & restaurant is highly recommended.
Approx. 10 minutes drive by car, but also accessible by bike or on foot.
Kleine Schönbushallee 1, 63741 Aschaffenburg

Worth seeing:

Johannisburg Castle, St. Peter and Alexander Abbey Basilica, Abbey Museum, Pompejanum, historical parks and gardens, Schönbusch Park, Magnolia Grove, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's birthplace, Jewish Museum, Gentil House, Jesuit Church art gallery.

The Franconian red wine hiking trail runs on selected beautiful routes between Großwallstadt and Bürgstadt and directly along the Seehotel Niedernberg. The hiking trail has been connecting the vineyards in Churfranken since 1990 and is the ideal offer for pleasure hikers, under the motto: Live slowly. You can hike 79 km in length in six stages or just discover individual stages.  

Daily tours: Miltenberg - Bürgstadt - Kleinheubach and back - duration approx. 1 hour
Miltenberg - Freudenberg and back - takes about 1,5 hours

Nature and culture shape the three towns of Bürgstadt, Miltenberg and Kleinheubach in the southern part of the Mainviereck. A stroll through the historic old town of Miltenberg, through the winding streets of Bürgstadt or through the gardens and parks of Kleinheubach is just as much an experience as a visit to the museum. A well-marked network of trails of over 250 km in length opens up the region around Miltenberg and is the ideal prerequisite for shorter or longer hikes.

Mildenburg

The Archbishops of Mainz had the Mildenburg built at the end of the 12th century to secure their position of power and a customs office. Since an extensive renovation, old icons and contemporary art are presented in the Museum Burg Miltenberg, which enter into an exciting dialogue.
Address: Museum Burg Miltenberg, 63897 Miltenberg

Franciscan monastery Engelberg

It can be reached by car or via 612 stone steps, the so-called “angel squadrons”. According to legend, the building material is said to have carried angels up. The stairway leads past six chapels from the 17th century. Capuchins built today's monastery building in 1630, which still includes a visit to the monastery parlor. Only here is the delicious dark monastery beer made from wooden barrels based on an original recipe from the monks and wine from the monastery 's own cultivation. The monastery is a 25-minute drive away.

Klingenberg has a picturesque historic old town with numerous half-timbered houses from the 16th and 17th centuries. One of the most beautiful half-timbered houses is the old town hall from 1561. It once had an open market hall under the large arcades on the base floor. It was used as a town hall until 1885, after which the post office was located until 1934. After extensive renovation, the Tourist Information moved into the half-timbered house in 2001.

Clingenburg castle ruins

The castle was built in 1177 and is a remnant of four castle groups in the Klingenberg area. The castle ruins of Clingenburg can be reached on foot via the castle stairs at the entrance to the gorge or past the wine and local history museum via a less steep ascent. You can expect a unique view over the Main valley and the roofs of the medieval old town as well as an open-air café.
Driving distance 15 minutes, address: Clingenburgstraße 5, 63911 Klingenberg a. Main

Rare creek Klingenberg

The Seltenbach Gorge is one of the 100 most beautiful geotopes in Bavaria. The Buntsandstein rocks there tell of catastrophic floods and huge tidal waves that hit Lower Franconia millions of years ago. Connected to one another by footbridges and narrow wooden bridges, the narrow stream meanders along the hiking path through the gorge.
15 minutes drive, address: Schlucht, 63911 Klingenberg am Main

Seligenstadt offers a mixture of historical ambience and modernity, of tranquility and liveliness, of traditional and urban flair.
It is a historic city with a vital, modern city life and special flair. On a stroll through the old town alleys and over the market and Freihofplatz, you will see beautiful half-timbered houses and idyllic squares. A further walk is recommended to take to the monastery grounds of the former Benedictine abbey in the middle of the old town. The medieval monastery complex underwent a baroque construction in the 18th century. The reconstructed around 8000 square meter convent garden with its useful and ornamental plants, the pharmacist and herb garden and the orangery has been portrayed several times in well-known garden magazines.
Seligenstadt can be reached in 20 minutes.

The Wertheim Castle, the historic market square, the imposing Protestant collegiate church or the "top tower". Get to know Wertheim - once a medieval residence and still thoroughly romantic in character, inviting you to take time out, travel through time, explore the area and experience new things. A city whose historical and cultural abundance revives and which offers unexpected encounters.
You can reach Wertheim in 40 minutes.

In about 25 minutes you can reach the beautiful Spessart valley Mespelbrunn with the Renaissance castle built in the Renaissance style. It is one of the most famous moated castles in Germany and celebrated its 2012th anniversary in 600.