Playmobil 9423 Family Fun Park Playground, For Children Ages 4+

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Have you ever wanted to milk a cow? Well, here’s your chance! (Ok, well sort of!) It was these tiny details though that made Playmobilland Funpark so amazing. I mean, the kids could literally pull on the cow’s utter and “milk” (water) the cows!!! How interactive and fun is that! For us, it was a cooler day, so we didn’t want the kids in cold suits more than they had to be, so we strategically did all the water activities one after the other (plus, they are all pretty much near one another). Even on a hot day, this would have been nice to do this method, if for no other reason than not have to deal with taking on and off wet suits throughout the day! Water Play Area

The restaurant in the main indoor area is also serving breakfast. To our surprise it was quite popular in the morning. Clearly the Germans do like to start their day early ? Playing on the Playmobil Helicopter Playground at the Playmobil Police Station Playmobil Western Town and Goldmine The reason we enjoyed the park is that, first and foremost, it has been designed for younger children. I would say up to 10-12 years old. There are no roller coasters here but instead you have all sorts of playgrounds, slides and other play areas you can imagine. They are all organised by themes. The main entrance to the park is on the ascent road that goes from the roundabout called ‘Rotonda de los Molinillos’ in Benalmadena Costa.Last summer, we were traveling in southern Germany on a camping trip and decided to stop at Playmobil Fun Park in Zirndorf just outside of Nuremberg, Germany. My husband used to play with Playmobil (Spiele) toys when he was a child, and our children have also enjoyed playing with Playmobil. The large playground has attractions for all ages. Among the recommended attractions there is a merry-go-round and the called Pacifier Tree, a perfect place where children can climb on and get rid of theirs. There 2 main pirate boats that the kids can climb all up into and play around in as well. There were also little raft boats they can row themselves over the lake, water cannons to shoot, rope bridges to carefully walk over the water, and so much more.

As we were walking away from the castle, we noticed a patch of trees where there were a few children gathering. It was so nice to have so much nature in this fun park with some shade. Alright, so now that you know the low down of what to expect in general at the German Playmobil Funpark, let’s chat about all the fun areas and stuff do do! The Castle was honestly maybe just as much fun for us adults as it was for the kids! There were secret underground tunnels to discover, mirror rooms, a tower to climb and so much more!!! This was one of those areas that we had to remind the kids that there was still SO much more to see and do at the park and that as much fun as we were having, that we shouldn’t stay there the rest of the afternoon! Mermaid Kingdom

If you are looking for a place in the middle of the nature, then the Nagueles park is the place. A pine forest surrounds it; this park is the perfect place for a barbecue or a day of picnic day (barbecue requires reservation the day before at the park) The breakfast buffet opens before the park does and kids have access to the HOB Center. I’m all about eating in peace while my kids go play!!!

The name of the park ‘The Battery’ comes because there was an Anti-aircraft battery during the Spanish Civil War. Actually the battery and the bunker are restored and it is a curious place you can visit. The rest of the areas we actually didn’t havemuch time to get around to. Again, there is SO much to do and see in a day, that we kind of prioritized with what we knew the boys were going to LOVE. ) Mini-Arch One of the elements that are an eye-catcher for children is the natural shrubbery labyrinth with 50 meters in diameter, don’t get lost. Huge slides for the kids to warm up to. We didn’t spend any time here because, well, we can slide at playgrounds. We wanted to get to more of the bigger, more unique features of the park. Pirate Cove and LagoonI’m going to recommend parks and playgrounds in Malaga where taking your children. Some of the parks have playgrounds while other are public parks or botanical gardens suitable for children. With or without kids in your care, you can enjoy most of the parks from this list! In the indoor section, there is also a stage where regular performances and puppet shows take place. Indoor climbing area Dig for gold or ride in a runaway horse drawn carriage as you step into the “Wild West.” Farm and Tractor Rally

From the HBF, you can take the S4 in the direction of Ansbach 5 stops and get off at the Anwanden stop As awesome as this area was, we decided to only spend a few minutes here because Germany has some pretty stellar playgrounds with similar activities, so instead of spending time on that we wanted to continue on to more unique stuff at Playmobil Land. Winter Season: Simarlarly, you can go to all the indoor activities and HOB Center (more on the HOB below) in the winter for only €7.50. I know where I’m going when I have cabin fever this coming winter!It’s only €12.90 (Adults and all kids over 3) per person, which is a steal compared to some other amusement parks! Tip #2: Figure out a discount! As US Expats living in Germany ourselves who also travel Germany all the time, we've fallen so head over heels in love with this country and can't wait to share it with you- "From Germany's Iconic sights to the Authentic Cultural Delights" I’ll go into detail about areas of the park further below and specifically what there is to do in each. Best For Ages 2-10ish (Give or Take)