In the beautiful Oldenburg Münsterland

Hikers, joggers, and Nordic walkers enjoy the paths that run directly along the dam's gently curved bays. At 14 stations along the reservoir's adventure trail, you can learn more about the dam interactively.

Indoor play facilities covering over 4,000 square meters, including a toddler area, ball pool, trampoline, play tower, go-kart track, event stage, and much more. The on-site restaurant looks after your physical health. Tickets with a discount are available at the reception desk.

Cloppenburg is surrounded by a wooded landscape that embodies the natural beauty of northern Germany. Cloppenburg's city center beckons with shops, cafes, and restaurants for a leisurely stroll.

The museum village transports visitors through time. Hands-on history from the 17th to the 20th centuries is available on 15-hectare grounds. Admission tickets with a discount are available at the reception desk.

The moor and adventure path "Dausenmoorpad" brings you closer to the moors' varied history and ecological significance on a three-kilometer-long circular trail. All five senses are engaged with the assistance of interactive stations.

Experience farm life up close and personal by visiting the stable and farm gates. Examine modern agriculture and discover fascinating facts about farm animals. A learning experience for both children and adults.

On 3500 m2, the visitor center showcases modern shipbuilding and cruising. You can learn more about the origins of shipbuilding in Papenburg here, either independently or as part of a guided tour.

The golf park spans 86 hectares in the Thülsfelder Talsperre recreation area. The Golfclub Thülsfelder Talsperre has something for everyone, from beginner to professional, member or guest.

About 500 animals live in the large animal and leisure park Thüle, which is a colorful mix of exotics and popular domestic species. The approximately 30 rides, including a roller coaster and a children's carousel, provide hours of recreational fun. Tickets with a discount are available at the reception desk.

Discover the Museum Vechta's reconstruction of a three-island castle complex, citadel park, and 'Museum im Zeughaus'. The museum depicts history from the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages, as well as the 30-year war and recent history.

The Friesoythe swimming pool has an indoor pool with a 25-meter pool, an outdoor area with a children's playground, and massages for relaxation. Water fun for both kids and adults. Tickets are available for purchase at the park reception.

Bremen, a Hanseatic city with many facets, is home to the world-famous Bremen Town Musicians. The Schnorrviertel, Bremen's oldest quarter, is a must-see for its cozy cafés, arts and crafts, and culture.