Other Dog Activities in Germany

Tired of watching Fido run laps in the dog park? We’ve got the scoop on lots of other dog friendly attractions in Germany too. You’ll find information on all of the dog friendly wineries, boat rentals, botanical gardens, drive-ins, and other offbeat animal attractions in Germany here.

Planten und Blomen

Hamburg, DE

Planten und Blomen Planten und Blomen is a dog-friendly park with trails to walk on with your 4-legged friend. Take a stroll through the myriad waterfalls and breathtaking plantings. Please ensure your pup does their "business" beforehand. Dogs are not permitted in the greenhouse. See Details

Pfahlbauten Unteruhldingen

Unteruhldingen, DE

Pfahlbauten Unteruhldingen Fido is welcome to join you as you walk around this UNESCO World Heritage Site, located on Lake Constance in Unteruhldingen, Germany. Dogs must be kept on a leash and a respectful distance from other dogs and visitors. Explore the rebuilt houses and discover life in the Stone and Bronze Age. See Details

Dackelmuseum

Passau, DE

Dackelmuseum Dogs of all shapes and sizes are welcome to tour the Dackelmuseum; although, if Fido is a dachshund he may be surrounded by fans, as the museum is devoted to his kind. The museum, located in Residence Square, houses the world's largest collection of sausage-dog items and was lovingly amassed over the course of 25 years, featuring more than 4,500 exhibits. Well-behaved dogs visiting the museum receive a free drink. The Dackelmuseum's hours vary seasonally, and certain days are open by prior arrangement only, so guests should check its website before planning their outing. Tickets are € 3,00 for students and € 5,00 for adults. See Details

Hasenheide Park

Berlin, Berlin, DE

Hasenheide Park Hasenheide Park is pet-friendly. There are two designated dog parks within this larger park. The park is divided into a small dog park and a larger dog park. The park is equipped with boxes, water supplies and benches, along with shady trees. See Details