Holland-Park

Slide Tower, Mini-Golf, and a Real Windmill: What Makes Holland Park Special

Highlights include two large indoor play halls, one with a separate climbing hall and 45 climbing walls, as well as Germany’s third-highest slide tower, a 14-meter-high chain swing ride, and various other rides on the outdoor grounds. The 21-meter tower is truly impressive. The adventure mini-golf course is also a real experience: With a total length of 463 meters and 27 lovingly Dutch-themed holes, it is Germany’s longest mini-golf course. Laser tag, a jungle hall, children’s escape rooms, and the 200-year-old octagonal mill with a museum also offer plenty of variety. This way, the day can be filled with fun for the whole family. In the jungle hall, you can not only admire a fantastic plant world but also visit meerkats, marvel at various turtle species, and watch Lori parrots with their crazy antics. A visit is also worthwhile in winter: From November to February, a 3,000 m² covered ice rink invites you to go ice skating. Furthermore, the first roller coaster in Holland Park, a modern Family Launch Coaster promising fast yet family-friendly fun, will open in March 2026.

Prices and Arrival: The Essentials at a Glance

Admission to Holland Park is completely free. The outdoor area with its playgrounds, the garden center, and the Dutch market hall can be visited without a ticket. For the attractions, there is a convenient day pass: This is also available on-site at the self-service terminal for 19.90 Euros. Those who drop by spontaneously after work pay only 13.90 Euros with the “Feierabend-Ticket” from 4 PM, Monday to Friday. Holland Park is located in Schwanebeck, Panketal municipality, and is only about 15 kilometers from Alexanderplatz and open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM. A free parking lot with over 700 spaces is available in front of the premises.