First off, there is another entrance to the park, if this one happens to be too far. It is near the "Sportpark Unterer Luisenpark" (Google this to find it), and once you're there, you won't miss it. This park is beautiful all times of the year. I've been here once in February (right smack in the coldest time of the year), and August (the hottest time of the year), and both times it was thoroughly enjoyable, and I can't wait to go a third time. It's way too big to explore in just two visits anyway, and luckily entry is cheaper if you're a student. Electric boat rides on the lake that run automatically (though it may look a bit creepy when if they are empty), vast green fields for hanging out and having picnics, restaurants, a butterfly park, large chess boards, a Chinese garden, penguins, pythons and other animals, numerous playgrounds for kids... You name it, they've got it. If it doesn't live up to its (probably self-proclaimed) name of one of Europe's best parks, I don't know what does.

Great for kids, probably much better in summer as they have some cool playgrounds with water.

Beautiful place, big, has playgrounds, pinguins, greenhouse with butterflies, some animals and fish. Mini golf is closed during the weekdays

We spent a wonderful day here with friends. It has beautiful gardens a menagerie and a 50 minute automatic-boat ride along the lake. There is a restaurant. The entrance price is good value for money. Well worth a visit on a dry day.

Great park for young and old. Has plenty to see and do. You can stroll throughout the park with little effort involved or play a game of fútbol with the locals. It's your choice here. Plenty stands to grab a quick lunch or snack. Bring money as they don't take card.