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4 kilometres south of
Platypuses are a peculiarity in the animal kingdom, because on the one hand they are mammals, but on the other hand they lay eggs. To save the platypus population in Australia, Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary was opened to the public for the first time in
…AquaFun Soest has something to offer for everyone. The connoisseurs can relax in numerous saunas and the adrenaline junkies can let off steam on the slides. For families there is a wave pool and of course a large children's pool. The sporty ones can
…One of Dubai's first water parks awaits you, right next to the famous Jumeirah Hotel. The park opened in August 1999, making it one of the oldest water parks in Dubai. With over 20 water slides and a wave pool, there is something for everyone here. The
…The
A 380-meter-long summer toboggan run - the only weatherproof run of its kind.
There are many other attractions that can also be used in an indoor area in bad weather.
Wild roller coasters, eventful days and a large theme park that the whole family can experience and enjoy.
Experience the world's first 14 inversions roller coaster "The Smiler" or plunge into the depths with Oblivion.
Children have their own theme area in
…The funfair takes place throughout the city centre.
Travel information:
By public transport:
- By bus - Centrum bus stop
By car:
- Venue: City centre
Parking facilities:
- Tolbertstraat car park
- De Schans car park
Go on safari in Mallorca and meet giraffes, rhinos or zebras? This has been possible at the safari zoo in Porto Cristo on the east coast of the Balearic island since 1969. On the approximately three-kilometre-long safari route through the outdoor area of
…"Celebrating is still a tradition here!" - The city's oldest festival heralds the start of summer every year in May! Treat yourself to a few carefree hours with your family and friends in a cosy atmosphere.
Stroll through the colourful lanes of the
…Magdeburg is home to Germany's oldest folk festival, the Herbstmesse. It was first mentioned in 1010 and has had different names over the years. In the end it was simply the "Herbstmesse".