Ostsee-Kartbahn Wismar

In Wismar (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, on the Baltic coast), Ostsee-Kartbahn Wismar operates an indoor hall at Hoher Damm 48, positioned in the leisure and event segment for the Hanseatic metropolis. The technical track is claimed by management on the ground of tight turns and maximum concentration, with the slogan Enge Kurven, volle Konzentration und der Kampf um jede Zehntelsekunde.

On-site amenities: helmets and briefing included in sessions, partner catering (Mixdorf) available as option for groups. 10-minute session pricing: €14 on weekdays Tuesday-Friday, €16 on weekends. Group and family packages of 3 to 10 sessions. Hours: Monday-Thursday 4-8 pm, Friday 4-9 pm, Saturday-Sunday 2-10 pm. Target audience: children from 1.45 m minimum height, adults, groups and private events (birthdays, seminars, JGA/JGV). Contact +49 3841 285911 or [email protected].

Wismar is a UNESCO Hanseatic city since 2002 (jointly inscribed with Stralsund as World Heritage for their exceptionally preserved Hanseatic Brick Gothic architecture), 30 km north of Schwerin and 60 km east of Lübeck. The city provides access to the Marktplatz one of the largest medieval market squares in northern Germany (10,000 m²) with the Wasserkunst Renaissance pavilion 1602 + Alter Schwede oldest patrician house in Wismar 1380, to the 13th-century Gothic brick Marienkirche with its characteristic 80 m spire, to Nikolaikirche flamboyant Gothic brick and Heiligen-Geist-Kirche, to the Schwedenstein monument of the Swedish garrison (Wismar was Swedish from 1648 to 1903), to the medieval port Alter Hafen. Nearby: Lübeck UNESCO 1987 Holstentor + Niederegger Marzipan 1806 + Buddenbrook-Haus Thomas Mann 60 km west, Schwerin Disney Schloss 365 towers + Staatstheater 30 km south, Poel island and Boltenhagen seaside resort, and Hamburg Speicherstadt UNESCO 130 km west. An Ostsee-Kartbahn Wismar for Meck-Pom-Hanse-Lübeck-Hamburg drivers.