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Burgers’ Zoo opened in 1913 on a total area of 45 hectares, with approximately 18 hectares dedicated to the zoo itself. Originally located about 35 km away, the zoo reopened ten years later at its current site. In 1968, the “Safari” area opened for
…The family-friendly 4-star
The amusement park with rides and fun and games stalls can be found on the Landungsplatz on the Main. On the market square, the Kerbetreff offers a colourful stage and entertainment programme.
The Kerbemeile on Mainstraße connects both locations. Here,
…Every year in mid-July, the Wolfhager Kram- und Viehmarkt promises pure pleasure on our fairground. As the saying goes: you only go to the cattle market once, from Thursday to Sunday!
Enjoy the special atmosphere at the Liemecke: colourful and original
…Experience a fairytale journey through five breathtaking lands with classic attractions, shows and parades.
Meet well-known Disney characters such as Mickey, Donald & Co. Get up close and personal with adventurous pirates, travel through time and space
…Indonesia is a fascinating and diverse country in Southeast Asia, known for its rich culture, breathtaking landscapes and remarkable biodiversity (with animals such as the orangutan, Komodo dragon and Sumatran tiger). As the largest island nation in the
…Less than 20 kilometres from Germany's oldest city, Trier, which borders directly on Luxembourg, there is a lot to experience in the small village of Riol on the Roman wine route by the lake. Not only can alpacas be stroked, but you can play golf or
…With around 316 square kilometers, Malta is the smallest member state of the EU, but that doesn't stop them from building great parks. The
In eastern Styria, about three quarters of an hour's drive east of Graz, you will find the Herberstein Animal World at Herberstein Castle. The Styrian State Animal Garden was opened in 1960, but has its origins as early as the 17th century. It covers a
…In the centre of Great Britain's capital London, directly on the south bank of the Thames near Westminster Bridge, you will find the 135-metre-high London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, which opened on 9 March 2000. The original plan was to
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