The place to go for a great time
Wolfsburg boasts a surprisingly wide range of leisure offerings to suit all tastes within easy distance: high-quality art and culture, fascinating mobility in the Autostadt, hands-on science at the phaeno Science Centre or exclusive shopping in the Designer Outlets. Located near to the city centre, the Allerpark is always worth a visit and offers top-class professional sport at the football club VfL Wolfsburg and many other leisure-time highlights.
There are great things to do in Wolfsburg every day! There’s a huge range of leisure activities to choose from. To help you keep track, we’ve compiled the highlights for you.
Wolfsburg holds so many exciting and diverse experiences in store for you. You can find them all from A-Z at a glance.
Families are in the right place in Wolfsburg. Learning by playing, action-packed activities or relaxing on the beach – you can do all of that in Wolfsburg. A blend of city and nature within a short walking distance and a varied range of leisure activities make the city ideal for an exciting excursion with the whole family.
Wolfsburg – there’s no other city in Germany where the subject of automobiles is so present as it is here. That shouldn’t come as a surprise: Wolfsburg was founded in 1938 as the “City of the KdF Car at Fallersleben” and the Volkswagen Group’s headquarters are still located here today.
Wolfsburg is one of Germany’s youngest cities. Founded in 1938 as the “City of the KdF Car at Fallersleben”, it was finally named Wolfsburg in 1945 after the castle by the River Aller. However, the districts of Wolfsburg that were incorporated later are quite a bit older and some of them date back centuries.
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