Great place to boulder. Friendly staff, good routes. I would definitely recommend for bouldering…read morefans.

Probably the coolest glow in the dark mini golf establishment I've ever seen. The staff are…read moreincredibly patient. Probably because they deal with little kids. But also they explain the game very welll. Honestly no one follows the holes numerically here but it's a lot of fun. There are many different corners and tiers of places and themes for you to play in. For instance, there's a soccer room with a goalie. They have great "grassy" party areas and places for you to lock your valueables. Love it!

Sooooo much fun. The best way to describe the darkroom minigolf. I don't have any complaints…read moreespecially because they squeezed us in on short notice. The only thing is that the beer costs 3 euros and that's a bit overpriced for a kiosk style bar.

The Pützchens Markt is a huge fair that runs for just 5 days beginning on the Friday before the 2nd…read moreweekend in September. It brings together hundreds of stalls where you can play carnival games, enjoy varieties of food (German classics such as Bratwurst and Currywurst, crépes, noodles, waffles and the usual delicious sweets). You'll even find a Bavarian beer hall to help you prep for Oktoberfest. There's a tonne of fun to be had with the many rides as well, ranging from several "house of horrors" to dodgem cars to spinning rides, shooting rides, roller coasters and the carnival classic strap-people-in-then-throw-them-around-and-spin-up-in-the-air craziness. All-in-all a great time for everyone! Weekends are typically crowded, as is the final evening with the fireworks show at 10pm. If you come for the final day (Tuesday), you'll enjoy some great bargains at the dutch-style plant auctions (pick up a bunch of house plants for your entire apartment for just a handful of Euro!). Entrance is free - just pay per ride (typically €2 - €7,50).