Excursion destinations
Gartenschau
Numerous games and sports facilities - from the water playground to the skating rink - and one of the largest scientific dinosaur exhibitions in Europe will not leave you bored. Since the first Rhineland-Palatinate regional garden show, which has been carried out with great success in Kaiserslautern in 2000, every year from April to October on the 22 hectare site of the Kaiserslautern garden show is a lot of Ios. Changing halls of flowers, various theme parks, exhibitions and an extensive cultural program make a trip to the park a pleasure. From the Kaiserberg you can enjoy a wonderful view of the city; The Neumühlepark attracts young visitors with leisure facilities such as a skate park, a beach volleyball field and a water playground.
You can leave your car in the hotel car park and go directly from the house by bus line 103 to the city. You get off at the Schillerplatz, from there it is only a few minutes to the Gartenschau ...
At the town hall you get off again later and drive directly to the bus stop Fröhlich.
Japanese garden
www.japanischergarten.de A place of rest and relaxation. The Japanese Garden, opened in Kaiserslautern in April 2000, is one of the largest of its kind in Europe. Carefully selected plants, ponds, waterfalls, fishes, lanterns and stone arrangements conjure up a Far Eastern atmosphere, in which body and soul come to rest. The Japanese Garden is open daily from 10am to 7pm from spring to autumn.
You can leave your car in the hotel car park and go directly from the house by bus line 103 to the city. You get off at the Schillerplatz, from there it is only a few minutes to the Gartenschau ...
At the town hall you get off again later and drive directly to the bus stop Fröhlich.
Discovery tour through the Pfälzerwald
Welcome to the Pfälzerwald
From the Kaiserlautern the discovery journey goes in the direction of Johanniskreuz - in the middle of the Pfälzerwald. The first goal of the stage is the House of Sustainability. Sustainable living? What is a biosphere reserve? Questions to which the House of Sustainability answers. Here, entertaining and playful concrete suggestions for a sustainable lifestyle are given. Nature experience, wood architecture, sustainability information, the perfect mix for an exciting start of the trip.
The view from the Luitpoldturm
After this first acquaintance with the Lebensraum forest, it is time to take a look at the Biosphere Reserve Nature Park Pfälzerwald / Nordvosges. Not far from Johanniskreuz, the Luitpoldturm rises on the Hermersbergerhof - one of the few observation towers of the Pfälzerwald with a magnificent view over the region and the gently rolling hills. A little closer and on foot from our hotel is the Humbergturm. For further information please contact us at the reception.
Ritterromantik on the castle Gräfenstein
From the Luitpoldturm it can already be seen - the castle ruin of Gräfenstein near Merzalben. It is the landmark of the Gräfenstein region and the best preserved Stauferburg of the Palatinate. Unique in Germany is the seven-storey Burgfried. Once a year, a Medieval Spectaculum takes place here, but even without a juggler and a traveling people, the knightly period is brought back to life.
Rest on Maria Rosenberg
If it is already pushing home again, take a trip to Maria Rosenberg on the way back. The place of pilgrimage is located directly on Jakobspilgerweg, idyllically embedded in grain fields. It is worth seeing the 12th century chapel of the Rotenberg and the Lourdesgrotte.
