The small town of Zittau is located at the easternmost tip of Germany. About 35 kilometres inland from the Czech Republicand about 110 kilometres from Prague, behind Liberec in Javornic, there is an Alpine coaster that is over 1,000 metres long. A hotel

Riesa Zoo – Animal adventure in a historic monastery

Riesa Zoo is a popular destination for families, animal lovers and nature enthusiasts. It is idyllically located at the foot of a former Benedictine monastery in the centre of Riesa in Saxony. The

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Under the motto "My holiday paradise under palm trees" a holiday world in the absolute premium area awaits you. Embedded in the charming scenery of the Erftauen, bordering the Eifel region and not far from popular cities like Bonn, Cologne or

Around 120 kilometers north of Boston on the east coast of the United States of America lies the tranquil town of York in Maine. York's Wild Kingdom, a private zoo and amusement park that has been in operation since 1980, is located just a few steps away

Caribe Bay is divided into 7 themed areas, including the only wave pool with real sand in the world!

Among the numerous attractions is also the highest water slide and the highest bungee diving tower in Europe.

The whole thing is framed by beautiful palm

Spring at last, funfair at last. The smell of roasted almonds returns to the central fairground on Kurt-Schumacher-Damm. A total of over 80 attractions and rides will be on site again and look forward to your visit. Of course, food and drink will also

There is something for everyone at Lunapark: thrills are guaranteed on the big rides, fun is guaranteed on the classics such as the Ferris wheel or the Niagara slide and the numerous games and food stalls invite you to stroll around and feast.

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In Mautern, Austria, in beautiful Styria, in the Liesing Valley, not far from Leoben, Graz and Liezen, lies the "Wild Mountain Mautern". More than 300 alpine animals such as wolves, bears, owls, donkeys and ibexes as well as many other animal

The fair has always (and even earlier) been an integral part of the streetscape of our village around Queen's Day (and later King's Day)! This is because Ouderkerk aan de Amstel was one of the first villages in the area to organise a fair on Queen's Day.