Düppel

5 Katja Moßner - 2 months ago

I liked it! Not too big but also not too small. Little restaurant, which offers (starting at 11:30am for hot food) not the most amazing dishes (quality-wise) but really really good coffee! They have a little playground and lots of medieval houses to explore where some staff is reenacting life how it was in former times. Highly recommended with little kids.

4 Atita Arora - a month ago

Lovely place to spend a day , we attended a birthday party here and had a fantastic time.
The kids until 18 years enter free of charge and the ticket is nominally priced at €5.
There are activities like treasure hunt, archer, fruit picking and various other handy craft available inside. 4 star because they have to be paid extra :(
But still can recommend the place.

5 Jon Kernow - 5 months ago

A medival village brought to life. Always a great place to visit. There were fewer animals than on on previous visits, but the village hasn't changed and there is now a Café, playground, a small indoor display and better toilets. Great value for money. Check their Website for when they have something on. All signage is in German and English.

5 Enrico Stahn - 2 months ago

We visited on a Sunday with our 2 year old. Large area to explore. Authentic re-enactment through actors. Games for small kids and a small playground. Would recommend a visit.

5 Euge A. - a year ago

Very interesting place. You can see several medevial houses, ancient tools, pottery, play medevial games and sit by the fire. Also they have some sheeps, who are very fluffy and cute. There are also some cows and pigs. In the village cafe we had an amazing soup with forest mushrooms. Highly recommended for a family visit.

4 Anastasia Hudz - 5 months ago

Interesting and easy to digest in one sitting - it took me about an hour. I wish there was more info materials (in English) though.

3 Fariba Fathi - 4 months ago

It's a good place for children.