Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf

A 3D glow-in-the-dark (blacklight) mini golf course in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia.

  • Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia
Wide view of indoor blacklight mini golf course with neon painted walls and pathways
Photos from the official website schwarzlicht-semester.de

About Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf

Schwarzlicht-Minigolf in Münster offers a 3D blacklight mini golf course featuring illuminated, neon-decorated holes. The course has 18 holes and is weather-independent, so you can play regardless of outdoor conditions.

The venue accepts online reservations and offers party packages for children’s birthdays. It also provides information and options for group events such as school trips, corporate outings or club excursions. Practical visitor information including locations, opening times, directions and parking is provided for each site.

Photos from the official website schwarzlicht-semester.de

Opening hours

Tue–Fri from 15:00 and Sat–Sun; during school holidays from 11:00. The school-holiday opening from 11:00 is listed separately from the regular times.

Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays. Check the official website or call before your visit.

Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf
FAQ


What are the opening hours of Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf?

Tue–Fri from 15:00 and Sat–Sun; during school holidays from 11:00. The school-holiday opening from 11:00 is listed separately from the regular times. Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays.

What is the theme of Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf?

The course has a Glow in the Dark theme.

What else is there to do at Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf?

Besides mini golf, Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf offers birthday parties and group events. Contact the course for details and availability.

Can I book a tee time at Schwarzlicht Semester Minigolf?

Last updated on October 23, 2026. Information comes from official sources and may change; always confirm with the course before your visit. Some location data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

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