Kongeparken is the largest amusement park in south-west Norway.

It offers a lot of variety for both children and larger family members.

The theme in this park is agriculture at home.

Tractors and combine harvesters have been converted into play equipment.

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Avifauna Vogelpark is a zoo specializing in birds in Alphen am Rhein between The Hague and Amsterdam. In 1950 the zoo was opened as the first bird park in the world and presents penguins, kiwis and rainbow lorises on 15 hectares.

Between mountain and valley, at 1,485 meters, is The Place-to-be for locals and guests from all over the world!

Whether alone, as a couple or in a social group: With us, guests meet at a hearty Hüttengaudi, overtake each other on the night toboggan run

In Germany's northernmost state capital, the fair takes place twice a year on Wilhelmsplatz. Many stallholders and snack bars look forward to your visit.

The 2021 autumn fair set a new record with over 200,000 visitors.

The Kamenz Forest Festival is a traditional school and local festival that has been celebrated in its current form for more than 150 years. The colourful parades, which take place on Monday and Thursday, are at the heart of the forest festival week.

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The Jackelino indoor playground in Niederkassel is located in Niederkassel, North Rhine-Westphalia, in the Rhein-Sieg district between Bonn and Cologne. Visitors young and old can really let off steam in the over 4000 square metre indoor hall at

About 20 kilometers south of Aqualand Frejus, just under 3.5 km from the beach on the Côte d'Azur, Aqualand Sainte Maxime offers lots of fun and action for the whole family.

With lots of slides, children's areas, lots of food stands and relaxation

For the third time, Albert Ritter and Richard Müller invite you to the funfair at the stadium on Hafenstraße in Essen.

Once again, visitors can expect a successful mix of action, family fun and games. There will also be plenty of gastronomic variety on

The origins of Opole Zoo date back to 1912, when a private area was fenced off for residents to enjoy. Around 25 years later, the area went to the city, at that time with a tranquil 1.5 ha. After the major reconstruction caused by the war, the zoo

The LEGO® Discovery Centre Hamburg is located in the HafenCity district of Hamburg, an important port city for shipping in northern Germany, which is connected to the North Sea via the River Elbe and is also home to the world-famous Speicherstadt