Indoor sport and fun

Rain, cold or just don’t feel like going outside? Your next indoor adventure is only a train ride away.

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Faster, quieter and absolutely no exhaust fumes: Once you've had a taste of driving an electric...

Fancy being on a race track like Lewis Hamilton or Sebastian Vettel? Hop in a go-kart. The eKart Center in Würzburg uses electric drive vehicles – environmentally friendly and super fast. Put the pedal to the metal and let’s go!

Why not try out something new, like football billiards and be a human cue, or play crazy golf in...

Indoor Funpark Pleinfeld offers indoor activities in Bavaria for every preference. It’s up to you whether you want to challenge yourself with football billiards, laser battles or on the cart course – or train your brain trying to free yourself from an escape room.

Climbing on a bouldering wall trains not only all muscle groups in the body, but also coordination, dexterity and concentration levels. Climbing routes of different difficulty levels await to be conquered at the Monkey Cage Aschaffenburg, both for experienced climbers as well as beginners.

Beach volleyball, beach football and workout sessions in the sand: Bavarians don’t need to fly to the Caribbean to do this, or abandon their plans if it rains in the summer – Beach38 is open all year around. The vacation vibe at the venue’s beach bar is included.

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