Park am Mäuseturm Bingen

One of Germany's largest marshalling yards (until 1974) was transformed into the Park am Mäuseturm for the 2008 State Garden Show. The mighty river, the Mäuseturm, and the Ehrenfels ruin close enough to touch create the backdrop for a place to meet, relax, move, and enjoy events. For children, the "R(h)ein zum Spielen" is a well-known attraction. Currently (as of June 26, 2026), the creek there is not in operation due to low water levels. However, the playground itself is accessible – except during cleaning times on Tuesdays. For teens, there is a skate park and ball fields, and adults can use the fitness trail. Opportunities for play and sports are available for all ages.

The signal box Mensch | Natur | Technik brings the region’s history closer. Multimedia installations, exciting exhibits, and models illustrate life at the Binger Loch. Natural riverbanks, retreats for endangered animal and plant species, wide lawns, fruit trees, vines, and flowerbeds trace the path from nature to culture.