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Whether you're with friends, neighbours or relatives, one of our 2 bowling alleys is the perfect place to socialise. Kegeln vs. Bowling – What's the Difference? Kegeln and Bowling may look similar at first glance—both involve rolling a ball to knock down pins—but they differ in several key ways:

1. Origin & Popularity
Kegeln is a traditional German sport with centuries of history. It’s mostly popular in Germany.

2. Number of Pins
Kegeln uses 9 pins, arranged in a diamond (square) formation.

3. Ball
The Kegeln ball is smaller, has no finger holes, and is easier to hold with one hand.

4. Lane
A Kegelbahn (Kegel lane) is narrower and shorter than a bowling lane and often has gutters only at the end.

5. Game Rules
In Kegeln, players often play in teams, and there are various game types (e.g., full, clearing, 100 throws).

6. Scoring
The scoring system in Kegeln is often more complex and varies depending on the game format.

Enjoy good food from our kitchen and delicious drinks from our bar.

Children's birthday parties

We also have the right offer for a successful children's birthday party.

You can find skittles games and other suggestions HERE

Wir verfügen über 2 Kegelbahnen auf denen jeweils 13 Personen Platz finden.

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