In the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Alzey, about 35 km from the state capital Mainz, the five-day Winzerfest has been held every year since 1933, starting on the 3rd Friday in September. In addition to selected regional wines, good food and lots of

The funfair takes place on the Grote Markt.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Blankenberge station (distance 800 metres)

- by tram - stop Markt (stop number: 501015)

- by bus - bus stop Markt

By car:

- Venue: Grote Markt

Car park:

- Car park

In Fayetteville, Georgia, the Dixieland Fun Park opened in 1990. In 2012, the name was changed to Fun Junction USA and in 2017, after the purchase of the park by Fun Spot America, the park was given its current name. So not only is there Fun Spot in

The Düdelsheim Market, affectionately known in the region as the ‘Dilsemer Määrt’, is one of the largest and most traditional folk festivals in the Wetterau region. Over four days, it combines a traditional market with a modern amusement park and

The Deventer Paaskermis is one of the most traditional and atmospheric Easter fairs in the Netherlands. It takes place annually on the spacious Platvoet fairground and marks the true beginning of spring for many people in the region. The fair in Deventer

The city of Limburg invites you to the Oktoberfest on the fairground and in the festival hall in Ste.-Foy-Straße.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Limburg railway station (distance 1.2 km)

- by bus - bus stop Ste.-Foy-Straße/Marktplatz

By

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In Toronto, the Centreville Amusement Park awaits you with a roller coaster and many other attractions, such as a white water ride and much more. The park has been around since 1967.

The people of Kaufbeuren have taken their festival host family to their hearts. It is reported that a Kaufbeuren family always gave the festival host family a warm welcome with flowers and sparkling wine when the first rolling accommodation arrived at

The Salzburg Christmas Market, as it is known throughout the world today, has been around since 1974. Every year, the market opens with a festive ceremony on the Thursday before the first Sunday in Advent and closes its doors again on January 1. From