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The funfair takes place on the ‘Groten Markt’.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Ronse railway station (distance 650 m)

By car:

- Venue: Grote Markt

Parking facilities:

- Parking Portois (Oude Vesten)

- Parking Familia (Loozebeekstraat)

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Blå Planet is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe. Located in Copenhagen, right on the waterfront and less than two kilometers from the city’s airport, it is home to over 450 species. Originally established in Charlottenlund in 1939 with around 70

The M2 pool in Markt Heidenfeld is the perfect place to forget the stresses of everyday life. You can have fun and relax in the various pools and on the tube slide.

In the outdoor pool area, you can enjoy your free time with a game of beach volleyball or

The cheapest funfair in the Netherlands?

The funfair should be accessible to everyone, even those on a budget. The ride price for children's attractions is €1.50. For the big attractions, the ride price varies between €2.00 and €4.50.

The prices in the

On the outskirts of Norwich, the Norfolk Showground hosts Winter Wonderland during the Christmas season. In addition to a large ice rink (book online!), there are many other attractions. In addition to various action-packed rides, there are also bumper

Whenever the Ferris wheel turns and the chain carousel starts its rides to cries of joy, when the Wendsche Kärmetze is officially opened by the mayor of Wenden, representatives of the showmen, politicians and the brewery with the tapping of a keg of

The Christkindlesmarkt forms the traditional heart of the event and is divided into two main areas: the so-called ‘Lichtweihnacht’ (Christmas of Lights) unfolds on the market square against the backdrop of the iconic pyramid and the town hall. Here,