Best places: Things to dos in Eppertshausen, Germany

😠 Fraud, you are lured into saying that you have to give 5 stars so that you get a drink. Since I didn't give a full points rating, I didn't get a free drink, hence my correction to one star. This means you get a lot of 5 star reviews from young people who are fixated on the free drink. The start was...

👍👍 Great place. Good quality machines (mainly) A full range of history for pinball and video games.

👍👍 A unique garden a part of Mathildehohe monuments. This was created in 1899 by the Art Nuevo German movment

👍👍 This is my favorite park next to my grandma's house. It is so beautiful. The trails throughout the park are amazing. It's nice to be in the nature and easy access to Aschaffenburg through a straight shot trail.

This medieval building with a stepped gable facade is now town hall with a balcony & many portraits.

👍👍 Reasonably priced food, stunning facilities and friendly and sufficient staff. We will come here regularly.

👍👍 The garden has many types of plants. Beautiful!

Serene 19th-century park with rose gardens & pavilions, plus mausoleums & historic buildings.

👍👍 Peaceful place and feel so close to GOD, Khotba in arabic.

This museum offers a noted collection of European art, as well as natural history exhibits.

More than 5,000 plant species from around the world, in meadows & habitat-themed greenhouses.

Scenic 18th-century palace & park with manmade lakes & a visitor center with history exhibits.

👍👍 It's a quite and beautiful park with lots of spots for sitting and having a picnic with family and kids. There are nice fountains which refreshing the air. Suitable for sitting, walking, riding a bicycle and other sports.

👍👍 There was a lot of information regarding money and how it functions especially focused on the Euro. There was one side that completely explained the life cycle of money from its production to destruction. It even clarified how fraud detection is carried out regularly to protect Euro from fake money....

👍👍 Great place to chill. A lot of room and done well. Only backdrop is the food court area. Not good for the elderly as they have a hard time using their walker because of the walking area not being paved. Here they used gravel to reduce maintenance costs.

Displays on recent Jewish history in the 19th-century Rothschild Palais, plus a modern extension.

Skyline views from a 1980s road & foot bridge spanning the Main River at an unusual 70-degree angle.

😐 If you are ever in Darmstadt with extra time, this church is a place to go. But I wouldn't specifically allot time for this.

Reconstructed timber houses lining the cobbled town square, also home to a museum & Gothic church.

Iron footbridge over the Main known for its city views & padlocks attached by romantic couples.