Today I have some really good news for all of us: Not only has it been “hooray for days, the sun is there, let's run outside“. No, in addition to the nice weather (rainy days in between are simply ignored :-)), there is much better news: May is just around the corner! That means for most of us: Juhuuu, many days off.
What do you like to do on warm, days off? I feel like barbecuing, picnicking and just lolling on a blanket outdoors. I don't mind jogging a few laps through one of the numerous parks or cycling through the city. I just asked myself here in the blog whether Frankfurt could become a bicycle metropolis.
In any case, I'm looking forward to the coming days when the sky will be blue, the weather will delight us with ideal temperatures and a mild breeze will blow - a bit like on holiday.
Well, and now I have to tell you where there is a place in Frankfurt where you can do all those activities together and where there is also a charming, surprising pastime.
I don't even talk long about it: Who of you remembers the good old miniature golf? Last Sunday I walked along the Nidda. Only through the huge park, which is so big that it borders on at least three different parts of the city (Bockenheim, Hausen and Ginnheim among others) - with about 168 hectares it is the largest green area of the city.
Along the Nidda you can picnic and grill wonderfully. And right next to it there is a pretty, well maintained miniature golf course. Finally time for friends and family with nice conversations and carefree fun - wonderful!
Minigolf Frankfurt: Bye, bye, boredom
The Minigolf at the Nidda is a classic course with 18 lanes. You can read more about this on RheinMain4family.de.
I imagine a casual day like this: A little brunch first. Then some movement for the body with the attempt to hit this unspeakably small ball into the net. Remember that one tram with the terrible net? I think I've managed for the first time in my life to place the ball within the allowed number of strokes on the net as intended.
The layout is pretty, as I said. Last Sunday, families or groups were there to relax and spend the day. I really liked the entrance to the course: for the first course, all the players have to walk through a thickly overgrown, triumphal arch-like passage. If you want to take a break, relax a bit or just have an ice cream or a coffee during the bike tour along the Nidda, you can sit down at nicely arranged wooden tables and watch the others play. So, great prospects, huh? Can you recommend other minigolf courses?
Minigolf An der Nidda
Opening hours: Mo-Sa from 13:30 hrs
Sun/Holidays: from 10:30 hrs
Hadrianstraße 50
60439 Frankfurt
