Who would have thought a touch of Holland could bloom in Brandenburg? Holland-Park in Schwanebeck, just a short hop from Berlin’s Alexanderplatz, offers a delightful blend of Dutch charm and family fun. Opened in 2022, Holland-Park isn’t just about its iconic windmill (though it’s certainly a sight to behold). The park boasts a vibrant mix of indoor and outdoor attractions, ensuring a memorable day regardless of the weather. For thrill-seekers, Holland-Park offers a 21-meter panorama tower with six slides. Imagine the rush as you whoosh down, the Brandenburg landscape unfolding beneath you. For those who prefer a slower pace, the longest mini-golf course in Germany awaits. Opened in 2024, its 27 holes weave through charming Dutch motifs, from tulips and cheese to windmills. Inside, one of the largest indoor play and climbing halls in Berlin and Brandenburg beckons. Kids can climb, slide, and explore to their heart’s content. Holland-Park even caters to animal lovers with its “Jungle Hal,” a unique indoor jungle experience with over 100 plants and various animals. From turtles and meerkats to exotic fish, there’s a world of discovery waiting. Holland-Park continues to evolve. The historic Wilhelmus mill, a combination of four old Dutch mills, is a unique landmark. It even has a double drive, a novel feature capable of producing electricity. After admiring the mill, step into the Molenhuis, the mill and clog shoe museum. Explore these quintessential Dutch traditions and gain a deeper appreciation for the park’s theme. And the best part? Admission to Holland-Park is free, with individual tickets for attractions purchased on-site or online. A day ticket, excluding escape rooms and coin-operated rides, is also available. So, embrace the Dutch spirit at Holland-Park. It’s a whimsical escape where family fun blossoms amidst Brandenburg’s beauty.
Genossenschaft PA58
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