© Stadt Gelnhausen

Car park Am Hallenbad

Short facts

  • Gelnhausen

The pitch of the Barbarossa town of Gelnhausen

LOCATION

The site is close to the historic old town. Gastronomy, sights such as St. Mary's Church, the Witches' Tower, the Imperial Palace, the former synagogue, the Romanesque House, the house where Philipp Reis was born Shopping facilities are within easy walking distance. Digital guided tours through the city forest, hiking on the European cultural trails, premium hiking trail "Spessartbogen" or on the way on the long-distance cycle route R 3, Middle Ages cycle route, railway cycle route, volcano cycle route, southern railway cycle route 
Further activities: Leisure and adventure pool Barbarossabad, indoor swimming pool. Leisure and adventure pool Barbarossabad, indoor pool and sauna, football pitches, basketball facility, skateboard facility, roller skating rink, adventure golf
Offers for children: hands-on museum, interactive search games through the town or in the museum, playgrounds

. in the museum, playgrounds

SIZE AND FACILITIES

5 pitches for motorhomes up to 6m long
Electricity and water available
Disposal facilities
Dogs allowed
CEE sockets (16 amps)

DISTANCE

Next shopping facilities approx. 200m away,
500m to the historic old town 

This pitch is also part of the pitch community "My pitch"

Barbarossastadt Gelnhausen

Am Hallenbad

63571 Gelnhausen

Deutschland


Phone: +49 6051 / 830 300

E-mail:

Website: www.gelnhausen.de/tourismus/uebernachten-geniessen/wohnmobilstellplatz

General information

Price info

Site fee: None

Water withdrawal: 1,00 € / 10 L

Electricity: 1,00€ / 2 KW - The amount deposited is then activated for 24 hrs.


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