Hi-Score Hannover – Germany's largest video game museum

Hi-Score, located in the heart of Hannover's Südstadt district, is a real paradise for gaming fans and nostalgics. The interactive video game museum offers a fascinating journey through more than 50

Since spring 2023, you can find the VR experience 7th Space Zurich in House 12 on the grounds of Zurich International Airport. Discover about forty virtual reality experiences of different genres such as adventure, simulator, skill, escape room, horror,

Jeddah Winter Wonderland represents an impressive metamorphosis of entertainment culture in the port city on the Red Sea, bringing a touch of frosty magic to the otherwise warm climes of Saudi Arabia. As one of the most spectacular events on the regional

About 40 km from Bremen, you can experience a combination of play park and wildlife park. Here you can experience both a playground and a fairytale forest. Around 500 different animals await you on 18 hectares.

In Mainz on the Adenauer-Ufer - between Kaisertor and Kurfürstenbrunnen - the big Mainzer Rhein-Frühling ("Spring Fair") takes place every year. The showmen set up their rides, games and snack shops directly on the Rhine and look forward to many

In the small Hungarian town of Balatonlelle in the administrative district of south-west Hungary, on the shallow shores of Lake Balaton, you will find the Vidámpark amusement park, which has been open in the summer months and in the evening hours since

Bella Italia at night. The park is always open from late afternoon until night, providing lots of colorful lights and bright eyes for young and old.

With around 20 attractions, the park offers plenty of variety for the whole family. A lot is offered from

Summer Family Festival at Hallmarkt

Every year, Hallmarkt is transformed into a lively meeting place for young and old alike: the Summer Family Festival at Hallmarkt invites you to enjoy an unforgettable day full of fun, entertainment and community

Since the relocation of the spring market from the Festwiese to Nienburg city centre in 2007, this decision can be seen as a small ‘success story’. This year, the spring market can finally take place again. After a forced break due to the coronavirus

The beginnings of the fair up to the present day

The beginnings of the St Michael's Fair date back to the Middle Ages. In 1428, the market day was first explicitly mentioned by name as "frigge Kermesse to sente Michels misse". This name was mentioned in a