Fun experience for the kids, the discovery center has something for all the ages. They start with…read morean introduction to how Lego is made, then you have an adventure game ride, mini land and the highlight is definitely the play area. There is an entire section of race car ramps and the kids had a blast building and racing the cars. There's also a nice indoor playground, laser tag (will come back when the kids are older !) and a 4D LEGO film. Time limit is 3 hours, and I can totally see without that limit, people will never leave! Does feel pricey at 22 euros a person, but when it's a similar price for a zoo and kids enjoy it more, it's def good for a visit.

Like anything LEGO, it is way overpriced for the value. The list price of 17.95 euro per person…read more(3+) is maddening, and even the online deals, at 9.95 euro pp, aren't worth the price of admission. After a short film, and a brief explanation of how Legos are made (this is isn't rocket science folks, plastic pebbles are thermoformed to brick molds...) we found ourselves in a large room, full of Legos. That's it! in one corner there were a bunch of legos from the Friends line, in another corner the City line with make-your-own-cars, and yet another corner had the Ninjago line. My kids (4 and 6) were bored after one hour. We didn't dare touch the cafeteria food - defrozen hot-dogs and soda. A big miss!!

I loved this park! So much better than American parks! They have a petting zoo all for free with…read moremini goats, sheep, horses, donkeys, ducks. Etc! It was right behind our hotel and I loved it so much all the animals made it amazing and the play ground was elite I've never seen a play ground like that! So much to do! The public pool is connected to the other side as well which is open even in the winter months!

The Wiebeanlage is a small park consisting of three parts on three levels…read more Starting on the highest level at Töpferstr. or Friedrich-Küch-Str. we enter the first part, which is mainly a lawn with benches and surrounded by huge old trees. Continuing downwards we cross Bandelstr. and reach the central part over short stairs. This part is wider and once was a simple lawn with a boring children's playground at the exit to Wallotstr.. Today the playground is scattered over the whole place and there are swings and some ropes to climb. There is a small chapel with graffities (how could it not be sprayed) but the chapel is not used as such. Particularly this central part of the park shows its specific feature: the park is not isolated by walls or streets, instead it is integrated into the development of the area. All gardens of the surrounding houses reach the borders of the park with their fences. We leave the central part of the Wiebeanlage over stairs downwards to Henricistr. where we can see the third part, which actually is just an optical continuation of the real park: a lawn, surrounded by trees (again very huge) and the Franziusstr.. The Wiebeanlage might have seen better times (e.g. in the 60s when hordes of children played here all day long) but even today it ihas the advantage of being a central locationl and it can offer a lot of green. Some people of the Moltke Quarters do their best to keep the parks in shape: http://www.moltkeviertel.de/ OY!!! So you found a mistake and now you think you can correct me, ha??? And you are perfectly right! Any comment on grammar and style is highly appreciated!!