With this ticket, you'll get access to the Technik Museum Speyer, where you'll have the opportunity to explore technology up close. In the museum, you'll discover Europe's largest space museum and see the Russian space shuttle BURAN and an authentic moonstone and space suits. You'll also get to see vintage cars and fire engines.
In the Museum Wilhelmsbau, you'll see mechanical musical instruments, dolls and fashion. Your ticket includes access to IMAX DOME, where you'll get to watch a film with some of the highest quality visuals and sound in Europe.
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Kaiserslautern will come alive on this app-led scavenger hunt that guides you around the city on foot. Using phone-based riddles, you will move from one landmark to the next without a guide or a fixed start time. Along the way you will encounter the Kaiserpfalz, pause by the legendary Brezel Adam to connect with local food culture, and climb toward the Stiftskirche, where history and faith shape the route. The clues will link stories about the places you pass, so you’ll see Kaiserslautern’s past and present in a single walk.
The experience suits families, couples and any group wanting a flexible way to explore. The game is available in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian, and you will choose your language in the app when you start. Locals already know how engaging K‑Town can be — this hunt will let you explore it at your own pace.
With this ticket, you’ll gain admission to an aquarium with over 3,000 sea creatures – including rays, catsharks, moray eels, sea turtles and tropical fish. Once you enter the building, you’ll be able to explore the aquarium at your own pace and listen to audio stations to learn more about the underwater world.
As well as 100 species of marine life, you'll be able to see colorful coral reefs and interact with sea creatures in the touch pool. If you wish to take a break during your visit, there's an on-site restaurant with riverside views.
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At SEA LIFE in Speyer you will dive into the fascinating world under the sea. The aquarium brings together more than 3,000 creatures arranged across 13 themed areas, so you can explore a wide range of marine life and environments in one visit.
As you move through the attraction, you will experience the exciting and beautiful underwater world as it is presented in the different themes. Along the way, you can take in the colours, shapes and behaviours of many sea creatures and get a clear sense of the variety found beneath the surface. The layout guides you through distinct zones, each focusing on particular aspects of marine life, giving you a cohesive and easy-to-follow visit to SEA LIFE Speyer.
Duration: 1 hour - 2 hours
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The Outdoor Puzzle Tour will send you on a scavenger‑hunt style route where you only reach the final destination by solving a number of tasks. As you move through the course, you will encounter a variety of challenges that require observation and problem‑solving rather than following a fixed itinerary.
Private detective Morgan will communicate with you by text and audio input through an encrypted messenger service. Along the way, Morgan will present one challenge after another and guide the flow of the hunt via those messages.
You will need to complete the assignments to progress, and only if you solve them will you receive the coveted awards. The experience focuses on the puzzle elements and the interaction with Morgan as you work through the scavenger hunt.
During this one-hour experience, you’ll be able to participate in an interactive escape room game in a haunted house setting. Following a supernatural storyline, you’ll work to solve puzzles and complete challenges that’ll get you one step closer to breaking out of the room. You and your teammates will work as a unit to solve riddles, using a variety of strategies and skills to beat the clock and flee the room.
Mannheim becomes the crime scene in this self-guided detective game set around the city’s old centre. The case centres on the murder of Balthasar, and the clues are hidden in plain sight as you move through streets past Paradeplatz, Christuskirche, Konzerthaus Rosengarten and Mannheim Palace. Along the way you will decode messages, photograph what does not add up and press digital witnesses whose stories never quite line up.
Every puzzle you crack removes a name from the list of suspects, so the investigation gradually narrows. You can play as a couple, bring the children, or send two or three teams out at the same time and turn it into a race — a format that suits both a team outing and a family day out. The last answer is waiting somewhere in the centre of Mannheim.
This one-hour experience will allow you to follow clues and solve puzzles in an effort to free yourself from an escape room. The game will follow a prison-break storyline, and you'll work to uncover the truth behind why you and your team are wrongfully locked up. Throughout this adventure, you and your teammates will work together to complete the task, using critical thinking skills and quick wit to beat the clock and flee the room.
This kayak tour on the river Neckar starts from Ladenburg, a medieval and very beautiful town near Heidelberg. You will paddle upriver first, taking in the views of the Odenwald as you move through the landscape. After the upstream section, you will relax and let yourself drift back down the river, enjoying the quieter moments on the water.
Exploring the Neckar by kayak and paddle offers a different way to see the town and its surroundings. During the tour you will learn all the paddling techniques needed to reach your destination safely and with plenty of fun. Along the way, the focus stays on a safe, enjoyable experience as you navigate the river and take in the scenery.
In this self-guided outdoor escape game the city of Mannheim becomes your playing field. There is no venue and no host — just your team and the streets of the old centre. Magnus has hidden the proof you need across the area, so you will move between locations such as the Konkordienkirche to look for clues left along the way.
Each stop will present a code, a riddle or a photo task to crack. Roles matter: one player will read, another will search, and your group will only move on once you all agree on the answer. If you send two or more teams out at the same time the hunt turns into a contest, which suits team-building afternoons as well as a day out with friends. Reading clues while the city moves around you is part of the challenge, so expect to think and observe as you explore Mannheim’s streets.
On this guided tour, you’ll get to whiz along the Rhine – Germany’s second-longest river. Traveling by Segway, you’ll get to tick off the district’s most celebrated natural sights and have chances to spot local wildlife.
You’ll get to explore the Schwetzingerstadt neighborhood, which is famous for its leafy squares and picturesque towers. You’ll also get to glide around the Lindenhof district and cycle along the Waldpark. Your guide will share remarkable facts and stories about the sights you pass along the way.
Duration: 2 hours
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This self-guided tour will give you the chance to explore Mannheim’s heritage sites. With the help of your audio guide, you’ll also be able to gain insight into the city’s history and industrial progress.
From the Mannheim Water Tower, you’ll walk past the grand Mannheim Palace and the ornate Jesuit Church. You can also observe the innovative repurposing of the Old Fire Station and the evolution of the city, from the artistic exteriors of the Rosengarten conference center to the contemporary design of the Collini Center.
You’ll finish your tour at Neckar riverside. Here, you can take in views of the industrial port while listening to stories that have shaped the city.
In Mannheim you will follow a GPS-based city game that combines a self-guided walking tour with puzzles, riddles and hidden stories. As you move through the city, you will visit landmarks such as Mannheim Palace, Paradeplatz, the Jesuit Church, St. Sebastian's Church and the Marktplatzbrunnen while solving tricky questions and creative photo tasks. The game blends sightseeing with challenges so you will both learn about the city and collect points as you go.
You can play alone for a personal challenge or team up with friends, family or colleagues. Along the way you will unlock extra clues, work towards the final mystery and may aim for a place on the leaderboard if you choose to compete. You may pause at any time and continue later at your own pace, and the format also works as a competitive team-building activity or casual scavenger hunt for different types of explorers.
In Mannheim you will use your smartphone to step into the story of Carl Benz, who lived in the city. The city rally was lovingly researched on site, created without AI, and has a genuine connection to Mannheim. As you move through the route, you will pass several of Mannheim’s most beautiful sights and solve puzzles directly at those locations. A supplied city map will guide you from station to station along the story so you can piece the case together where the clues are found.
You will work in a team of 1–6 people per group to solve the case. If your party is larger (up to a maximum of 50 people), it is recommended that you split into several smaller groups, since experience has shown this helps everyone take part. You may also use the challenge to see which group is the fastest. Move at your own pace and take a break whenever you want.
In Mainz you'll ride in a small, white Mini Hot Rod on an unusual city tour that shows you the sights in a very different way. These compact cars have become popular across Germany in cities such as Hamburg, Frankfurt and Berlin, and many Mainz residents have already caught the hotrod virus. As you move through the streets, the vehicles tend to attract astonished looks and make for memorable photos.
Along the way you'll learn why these Mini Hot Rods make such an eye‑catching choice for city sightseeing and for promotional purposes—companies often use them as a moving advertising space. The cars are also commonly booked for company events, birthdays, hen parties and bachelor parties, so the experience may feel as much like a fun celebration as a tour. This option in Mainz offers a lively, different way to explore the city’s atmosphere and landmarks.