Opposite the playmobil FunPark in Zirndorf, Bavaria, you will find the playmobil Hotel, which opened in 2002. The hotel, which is spread over three levels and has a total of 28 family rooms, two of which are wheelchair-accessible, invites its guests to

Mazakaland is one of Turkey’s most exciting theme parks, offering visitors to the Central Anatolian city of Kayseri a varied mix of thrills, family attractions and modern theme park entertainment. The park forms part of the huge leisure and recreation

Possen Leisure and Recreation Park – nature, adventure and family time

The Possen Leisure and Recreation Park is idyllically located in northern Thuringia, just a few kilometres from the historic half-timbered town of Sondershausen. Nestled in the wooded

In the Italian municipality of Sestola in the province of Modena, about 48 km south-southwest of Modena and about 85 km southwest of Bologna, you will find the alpine adventure world Adventure Park Cimone. In addition to the 1,700-metre-long 4-person

The Kramermarkt is an annual fair held in the town of Oldenburg in the German state of Niedersachsen.

The Kramermarkt is one of the biggest fairs in Niedersachsen. There are rides for every age group, from quiet rides to thrill rides.

The Mariä Himmelfahrtskirmes in Sögel is a traditional folk festival that takes place every August and is considered one of the oldest fairs in the Emsland region. It attracts numerous visitors from across the region and is a highlight of the annual

In the Hessian science city of Darmstadt, or rather in Weiterstadt, just a few minutes' drive from the A5 motorway, you will find the Keller-Ranch animal sanctuary. The aim of the Keller-Ranch is to take in old, rejected, abandoned and unwanted animals,

Gotha Zoo is located in the former royal seat of Gotha, the fifth largest city in the Free State of Thuringia, in the protected landscape area at the foot of the Kleiner Seeberg. Around 850 animals from over 140 species, including ferrets, porcupines,

The Schützenplatz in Hanover covers a total area of 10 hectares, making it one of the largest festival sites in Germany. The festival has been held since 1954 and is now the largest spring festival in Lower Saxony with around 700,000 visitors. 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".