With over 100,000 visitors, the Schätzele market is the largest folk festival in the region and one of the most important in South Baden. The town of Tengen has been celebrating the market on the last weekend in October for over 725 years.

The Schätzele

A small amusement park, whose trademark is on miniatures of the island of Walcheren.

In addition to the miniatures, there is also a large indoor playground and some smaller rides for the whole family.

Even if you don't find an adrenaline ride here, the

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The Jackelino Safari indoor playground is located in the city of met K, also known as Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium or Cologne, which is primarily known for its cathedral and 86 neighbourhoods and is the fourth largest city in Germany with over 1.1

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"Let the bliss in!" True to this motto, the Wonnemar in Backnang, Baden-Württemberg, offers relaxation, spa and fun for visitors of all ages. Relax in one of the pools, enjoy a sauna session or swim your laps in the swimming pool. For families and slide

In the LC Mall in Pudong, a district of the Chinese metropolis Shanghai, you will find the Peppa Pig World of Play - Indoor Play Centre, which opened in October 2018. Here, the little ones can meet their heroes from the Peppa Wutz TV series live and

The LEGO® Discovery Center is located in the heart of Birmingham. Unlike Legoland, the Discovery Center only has an indoor area and only a few rides. In addition to the LEGO® 4D cinema with changing films from the world of LEGO® City, Ninjago or

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Frankenthal celebrates the start of spring with the Spring Market. For a whole week, the showmen invite you to the fairground: With rides and attractions for young and old, from bumper cars to ghost trains. A family day with special highlights and