In addition to a large funfair, there is also a colourful supporting programme. Parades through the city, fireworks, party atmosphere in the festival tents and much more await you.

Travel information:

By public transport - Rosenheim railway station

An old Bavarian gem

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It is easy to explain where

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It is certainly one of the biggest attractions in southern Germany - the Markgröninger Schäferlauf. Its roots go back to the 16th century and its ingenious mixture of tradition and folk festival with modern elements fascinates around 100,000 visitors

The funfair takes place in the city centre of Amstelveen.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- By tram - Stadshart stop

By car:

- Venue: Stadstuinen

Parking facilities:

- Q-Park Handelsplein multi-storey car park (Handelsweg 51)

- Q-Park Buitenplein

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