With around three million visitors every year, the Allerpark is one of the most frequently visited leisure attractions in the Braunschweig-Wolfsburg region. This comes as no surprise given that the public leisure and recreation park, which covers an area of 130 hectares and is located close to Wolfsburg city centre, boasts a harmonious combination of unique natural features, diverse leisure experiences, culinary delicacies and different attractions like no other location in Germany. The original and main feature of the park is the artificial Allersee lake, which was created in as early as 1969 and has been a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts and visitors wanting to chill out and relax ever since.
With support from the European Union and the German Land of Lower Saxony, the park has been successfully developed into a public leisure park since the 1990s. Its wide range of different highlights with a broad spectrum of sports activities, food and drink facilities and entertainment options attract visitors from near and far all year round. The main factor that helps to create the special charm of the Allerpark is the way in which its new attractions are embedded into the attractive park landscape. As a result, adults, children and even their four-legged friends can make the most of a wide variety of free leisure facilities and activities outdoors in the fresh air.
The park offers an excellent combination of opportunities for recreational and professional sport, fun and relaxation. The attractions surrounding the Allersee lake include the Volkswagen Arena, the AOK Stadium, the VfL Football World, the BadeLand water fun park, a water ski centre, beach volleyball courts, sports fun in the HYGIA X-Perience Park and its Kidsworld, a high ropes course, playgrounds, a skatepark, a disc golf course, the Planet Walk, the EisArena ice rink, the Columbian Pavilion, a campsite, water sports clubs and a bowling centre. All of these facilities capture the attention of visitors from Lower Saxony and Germany all year round. These attractions are accompanied by a wide range of different events such as the annual Summer Festival or sports events such as the “Volkstriathlon” public triathlon and water sports regattas, all of which have established themselves as permanent highlights in programmes of events in the Braunschweig-Wolfsburg region.
As a stop-off point on the Aller Cycle Route, the Allerpark offers cycling fans an excellent opportunity to take a breather and enjoy some leisure activities. You can find out more about the “most stunning connection between the Weser and Elbe” rivers online (in German) at allerradweg.de.
Accessibility in the Allerpark
The car parks and the various trails and routes in the Allerpark offer disabled access. For accessibility details for individual attractions, please contact the operators directly.
Wheelchair access to the Allersee is currently not possible, but plans are in place for the construction of a wheelchair ramp on the northern bank in the future, although a completion date has not yet been specified.