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5 Reviews Wild Park! Before you think they have lots of Football (Soccer) Hooliganism – they don’t. No the stadium was named for the lovely deer habitat they dug up in 1955 to build this concrete monolith that...
CHESS: Garden Chess in Schlossplatz
Kathrin_E Says: Two garden chess boards are situated under neath the trees on Schlossplatz. Chess players meet here to play or watch others play on the big boards. You'll also...
Kathrin_E Says: About every second week, usually on a Thursday evening (7:30 p.m.), from late April to the end of August some of Karlsruhe's streets are "skaters only". Meeting...
FOOSBALL, FUßBALL, OR FUSSBALL
DAO Says: It doesn’t matter what you call it – it’s popular here. I kept finding the tables all over the city. I always thought as a child that it was German. It’s not. A...
Tripack Says: Rabbit hunting is a VT extreme sport... You should catch as many as you can on your camera. You could practice this activity by day or by night. Success was on...
Tripack Says: A special tip dedicaced to all my Londoner friends ;-)The first thing I learned when I went to London was not how to speak English but how to queue in English...
BIKE TOURS, SKATING, JOGGING, WALKING: Hardtwald
Kathrin_E Says: The Hardtwald (forest) begins right beyond the gates of the Schlosspark and extends far North till Graben-Neudorf. A couple of straight, seemingly endless...
SWIMMING: Sonnenbad aka Rheinhafenbad
Kathrin_E Says: The Rheinhafenbad, recently renamed Sonnenbad, is the only outdoor swimming pool in Karlsruhe that stays open from March 1 to early November. The water is...
Kathrin_E Says: A network of marked bike trails leads through the floodlands on both sides of the Rhine along the whole Upper Rhine Valley. The "Pamina" trail is a...
Kathrin_E Says: The valley of the small river Alb leads up into the Northern part of the Black Forest. Hikers will find a dense network of marked trails. Users of public...
Kathrin_E Says: The white church on top of the Michaelsberg on the edge of the Rhine valley is visible from afar. The small pilgrimage church is not the only attraction,...
Kathrin_E Says: The Kraichgau is a hilly area Northeast of Karlsruhe, East of Bruchsal, which offers easy, off-the-beaten-path hikes in a pretty, though not spectacular,...
Swimming and surfing in quarry ponds
Bernd_L Says: Around Karlsruhe thera are a lot of small artificial lakes due to the fact that the Rhine Valley offers large resources of gravel. These lakes offer great...
Madschick Says: This year for the first time they opend up an ice skate rink just in front of the Karlsruhe palace. The ice is not really good, the rink is rather small, but...
Carting on Schumachers footsteps
World-travel Says: Do you like Carting, well this is the best place to test your driving skills. On this outdoor track in Liedolsheim the European championships in carting took...
chancay Says: We found in Karlsruhe several biking tours that were also possible to go by Inline Skates. So we did one tour next to the Rhine until the harbour, another tour...
tini58de Says: It is always the weekend after the Tour de France, that we have this bicycle race here in Karlsruhe. Usually the best teams of the Tour will come and race...
tini58de Says: Boule is a sport originating in France. You have two teams who try to throw a metal ball as close to a little wooden ball (the "piggy") as possible. The team...
LisaJous Says: The Baden Marathon belongs to the 7 biggest marathon events in Germany.About 5000 Runners are enliven by about 50.000 Spectators. Well, of course you should...
Karlsruhe - Perfect for biking 2
gubbi1 Says: Karlsruhe is a perfect biking town. Towards the east you have hills while along the rhine valley tours are totally flat.Even tours to France are possible.
Kathrin_E Says: The gravel parts of the Schlossplatz are a popular spot for people to meet and play boulle. Bring your own boulle set.
Fen Says: This was great, a nice little game amongst Vt'ers on a very hot afternoon. Jumpers for goal posts marvelous. Hansi, gigsy, ronaldo clausy, Harman holger the...
Iksi Says: Multi-use sports center in Karlsruhe.Located 2 km west from the Central Rail station (Hauptbahnof) in the Guenter Klotz anlage.
Karlsruhe - Perfect Biking town
gubbi1 Says: Karlsruhe is a perfect biking town. Towards the east you have hills while along the rhine valley tours are totally flat.Even tours to France are possible.
fgh Says: The area offers a lot of nice (and even) ways through the forests or along Rhein river Rad & Tat, Waldstrasse
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4 Reviews and 106 Opinions This report refers to me staying at the Renaissance Hotel Karlsruhe in Februar 2009 during a...
6 Reviews and 60 Opinions I picked the Acora hotel, because I needed a safe parking place for our car and also I wanted to be...
3 Reviews and 241 Opinions My husband attended a conference in Karlsruhe, and this was the conference hotel. As you can tell...
Reviews and photos of Karlsruhe attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Karlsruhe sightseeing.
The area offers a lot of nice (and even) ways through the forests or along Rhein river Rad & Tat, Waldstrasse
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Q: Concerns. Our tickets show us catching the 3:37am train from Karlsruhe-Durlach to Bruchsal for a ICE at 4:07am to Frankfurt...
A: Have a look at the German railway site in English: http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en If you put in your journey and click 'show details' you will see...
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The approaching Euromeet 2008 convinced me to build my own page about Karlsruhe although there are already many others online - I seem to be the 147th VT member who lives here. Anyway, an art...
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Karlsruhe - the cradle of VirtualTourist
Karlsruhe, the city where I work and live nearby has an important significance for all VT-members, because it is the place where all began. Although the name VirtualTourist.com was bought from an...
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EASY TO GET HERE, EASY TO SEE & A VT EUROMEET !!!
Kalrsruhe means ‘Karl’s Rest’ in German. Karl was a minor royal and wanted to set up a capital in the area. The first town told him no. So he took all his wealth and built a bigger and better city.......
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I moved to Karlsruhe in 1996 and I have really learnt to love this city: Karlsruhe is a friendly place, which certainly has a wonderfully mild climate and a fantastic location: it lies on the Rhine...
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Opera and cycling in Karlsruhe
If you look at a map of Karlsruhe you will see that there are streets radiating out from the Palace in all directions. Actually the back ones radiate out through the woods and the front ones through...
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