Location: Walldorf
Top Things to do in Walldorf
Top Restaurants in Walldorf
The 10 Best Things to Do in Walldorf, Germany
Walldorf in Germany, from Europe region, is best know for Auto Race Tracks. Discover best things to do in Walldorf with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Walldorf
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4.5 based on 201 reviews
2. Tierpark Walldorf e.V.
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4 based on 10 reviews
Our lovely little zoo is well-known in the Rhine- Neckar- region. The entrance is free of charge.
Reviewed By rebelcitygirl - Kilkenny, Ireland
We enjoyed a lovely day at Tierpark. There is a lovely playground within the zoo for small children. The zoo is very accessible to the public and families can get right up close to the animals to feed them and the children were really enjoying the interaction with the animals.
Animal food can be bought for just €1 per bag.
Tierpark has parking inside and outside on the main road. There is s lovely tree-lined walk within park.
There are cute little timber structures built into the birds enclosures, such as houses and even a church for the ducks!
There is also food available in Tierpark, as it is a little bit away from the main town of Walldorf.
Best of all, entrance is free of charge. I would highly recommend a visit to Tierpark if in the Walldorf area on a fine day.
3. Schwetzingen Castle (Schloss)
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4.5 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By Globetrotter045 - Haacht, Belgium
It is a delight to explore the landscaped Gardens and discover all the temples, fake ruins, statues, Fountains and even a mosque. I saw a lot of birds too: ducks, geese, swans, herons and even a tree full of parakeets. Probably escaped parakeets, who found a new home in the park. It is a huge park and it will take 2-3 hours to see everything. And to rest your feet afterwards, there is a café in the Gardens and another one across the ticket office.
Practical info:
The visit of the Schloss can easily be done as a day trip from Heidelberg, it is only half an hour by bus 717. Several tickets available for visiting the gardens/castle. I opted for a guided tour of the castle and visit of the Gardens = 10 €. Daily tours are in German, in the weekend also tours in English. While the guided tour was interesting for the history, I found the interior of the castle not that impressive. The baroque Gardens are the absolute star here.
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Matthew23LFC - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Came here for the Sandhausen Vs St Pauli game on a Monday night and the organisation of the transport to and from the stadium was really good. The ground rarely sells out so it is easy to get a ticket and the match ticket covers your travel inside the Baden-Württemberg region. At Sandhausens train station a shuttle bus brings you straight to the stadium and back to the station afterwards. The stadium itself is very small but the atmosphere in the away end was as always fantastic. There is beer served inside the stadium but it is a light beer so it is not as strong and not very nice.
5. Golf Club St. Leon-Rot
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Golfandtravelfan - Netherlands
Obviously, it depends what course you are used to. This one is a good course, good conditions, but completely flat, no difficult bunkers or greens or waterhazards, except for a few holes. Great clubhouse with large Terrace and and immense halfway house. This is something that should be mandatory on a golfcourse.
Very easy to walk, great practise facilities, nice staff and Solheim history.
6. Marktstube
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5 based on 8 reviews
THE "good old-fashioned" bar in Wiesloch. We show all Bundesliga- and CL-games on Sky live on our two big LED-TVs. Smoking is allowed!
7. Altstadt (Old Town)
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
The Old Town of Heidelberg starts from Sofienstrasse and brings you to the castle. In the middle there is the University Area (the oldest university in Germany), the main shopping street (Hauptstrasse) and it includes to famous Karl-Theodor-Bridge / the Old bridge.
Reviewed By i s - Dallas, Texas
Very beautiful town. It will take 15minutes to walk to the bridge from.mid town. It was good walk. There are many restaurants and souvenir shops around the bridge. Food was also great. Nice view.
8. Tierpark Rauenberg
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5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Yvonne-Christia... G
Wir waren hier im Rahmen eines kurz trips. Die Parkanlage ist sehr gepflegt. Den Tieren geht es gut. Es befindet sich auf dem Gelände ein Grieche der gut besucht war. Wir haben hier leider nichts gegessen, werden ihn jedoch beim nächsten Besuch auch noch ausprobieren. Es gibt Esel, Vögel, Ziegen, Waschbären uem. Leider hat der Verein der eine neue Besetzung hat schwer zu kämpfen, da ihnen die Mitglieder wegziehen oder aus anderen gründen. Wir werden den Park wieder besuchen und somit unterstützen. Wir haben dies erfahren aus einem Zeitungsartikel der über all im Park aufhängt um darauf aufmerksam zu machen. Schade, wenn solche Einrichtungen immer mehr aus diesen Gründen verschwinden.
Wir sind eine Familie mit 2 Kindern 4 und 1 Jahr alt.
9. Weingut Adam Muller
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3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By kgilbert78 - Columbus, Ohio
We went here as part of a special evening out during a hobby convention in nearby Heidelberg. Good wine, good tastings and good food. We really enjoyed it--a highlight of our trip to Germany. There is a nice store adjacent where you can buy a number of wine varieties. We're looking forward to having the bottle we brought back for Christmas dinner.
10. Letzenberg Tierpark Malsch
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5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Alexandra C - Angelbachtal, Germany
Der Park ist klein und übersichtlich, kostet keinen Eintritt. Angeschlossen ist eine Gaststätte mit großer Terrasse und ein großer Spielplatz mit intakten Geräten. Die Tiere wirken gepflegt, unserer Kleinen haben besonders die 2 Hausschweine gut gefallen. Auch können Kinder hier die Ziegen füttern.
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