The oldest zoo in Belgium is located in Antwerp and opened in 1843. Together with its "sister park" ZOO Planckendael, it is home to over 900 animal species. On about 10 hectares there are not only giraffes, lions and other large animals, but also bred

Flamingo Land is a large amusement park with an attached zoo.

With nine roller coasters a wide range of different roller coaster types in every intensity is offered.

There are inverted, flying or classic coasters. Some of them are still integrated into

It's going to be colourful, fast-paced and atmospheric. For four fantastic days, from Friday to Monday, Bramsch town centre is transformed into a colourful fairground world. Around 50 rides, stalls and booths in the market square area guarantee fun,

Luna Park in Argelès-sur-Mer is one of the largest and most popular amusement parks and funfairs on the French Mediterranean coast. It is situated in the bustling district of Argelès-Plage and opens its gates every evening during the summer months to

Jeddah Winter Wonderland represents an impressive metamorphosis of entertainment culture in the port city on the Red Sea, bringing a touch of frosty magic to the otherwise warm climes of Saudi Arabia. As one of the most spectacular events on the regional

About 6 kilometres off the coast of the Indian Ocean and about 4 kilometres south of the small Australian town of Margaret River, in the midst of the wine-growing region, Eagles Heritage was established in 1987 to provide a home for disabled birds of

The Cologne Harbour Christmas Market is one of the most stylish and atmospheric Christmas highlights in the cathedral city. It captivates visitors with its unique maritime backdrop directly on the Rhine, nestled between the modern Rheinauhafen harbour

The Mont Mosan leisure and animal park is located in the Belgian province of Liège, more precisely in the town of Huy, around 38 kilometres from Liège. While animal lovers get their money's worth in the zoological part of the park with various animals

The location is unique, so the Tropical Islands was built in a decommissioned cargo lifter hall.

One of the largest self-supporting halls in the world!

On an area of 66,000 m² (or 9 football pitches), a huge sauna landscape, a bathing beach and a lagoon

800m ascent, a total length of 1,000 meters at 150 meters of altitude that goes downhill. If these figures impress you, you've come to the right place: The Petersberg leisure center in Saarland can experience a 6-minute ride at up to 42km / h on a summer