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The Dippemess is Frankfurt's largest and oldest public festival and takes place twice a year. Showmen and market traders of all kinds can be found on the festival square on Ratsweg. Carousels, chain rides, roller coasters, everything is there and, of
…Stadthagen organises a 5-day Krammarkt twice a year.
The Sunday during the Krammarkt is always open for business. The shops in the town centre are then open for you from 13:00 to 18:00. A good opportunity for visitors, guests and customers to "experience"
…Once again this year, St. Wendel invites you to the traditional Wendel fair. A varied programme for pilgrims, funfair and
Please note, Thursday is a day off!
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…For four days, the Barbarossa market will be the centre of attention in the Barbarossa town of Gelnhausen. This is one of the most important folk festivals in the entire region and attracts many visitors to our unique town every year.
The Barbarossa
…Whether Freefall Tower, MotoGee (a motorcycle roller coaster), rafting or tornado.
Many different rides make the day go by in a flash.
You can also fly in the
The Angry Birds Land can also be explored. Unfortunately,
…Scotland’s beloved Halloween event, Spooktacular, is returning to Glasgow this Halloween season, running from October 4th to 27th. Located in the Green Car Park at Silverburn Shopping Centre, this event promises a spooky yet entertaining experience for
…In 1417, the
Every year in spring, the Rigal'schen Wiese in Bad Godesberg hosts the big funfair with lots of rides and games for young and old as well as many stalls with tasty treats.
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…In Timmendorfer Strand, not even 1 kilometer away from the Baltic Sea, on the way towards Travemünde, you will find the Niendorf bird park on an area of 7 hectares. In the immediate vicinity of the Aalbeek-Niederung nature reserve you will find 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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