The Alpinecoaster has been in Mijoux in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region since 2008. Among other things, there is also a zipline and a mini golf course. The mountain is located about 20 km from Geneva.

Tayto is an Irish manufacturer of snack items and opened this park right next to the main plant in 2010.

There are not only various playgrounds, climbing frames and even a wooden roller coaster, but there are also guided tours through the plant.

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During Advent, the city on the Rhine and Moselle rivers is transformed into an atmospheric pre-Christmas paradise every year: the scent of freshly roasted almonds, mulled wine, and gingerbread wafts through the streets.

At the arts and crafts market,

The Europa-Park Hotel Bell Rock takes you directly to the picturesque New England coast in the USA. As soon as you enter, you'll feel the maritime flair: lighthouse looks, red and white wooden elements, and cozy fireplace areas immediately transport you

In Visegrád, about 40 km from Budapest, there is a mountain coaster and a summer toboggan run. The mountain coaster has been around since 2002 and you also have a good view of the Danube.

The Sinsheim Foal Market, the largest folk festival in the Kraichgau region, has had its traditional location on the fairground behind the Dr. Sieber Hall for decades and offers numerous attractions: The marquee, a horse award ceremony, the amusement

On 26 January 1978, after only 115 days of construction, the amusement park Fantasilandia was opened in the middle of the Chilean capital Santiago de Chile. It thus became part of the traditional city park O'Higgins Park and opened with, among other

Welcome to the Kirchweih Gersthofen 2025! From October 10 to 20, a festival awaits you on the new fairground in Donauwörther Straße that upholds tradition while setting new accents. Under the motto “Traditionally different”, we offer you a colorful

75 animal species, some native, some exotic, live in the Wildlife Park Belgium or Parc animalier de Bouillon, as the locals would say. In the middle of the Belgian Ardennes you will find alpacas, Asian water buffalo, brown bears and camels.

The Klötzer Martinimarkt can be traced back to St Martin's Day. On this day, all the farmers' harvest work was completed and the financial year ended, so to speak. Maidservants and farmhands changed employers at the St Martin's market. People traded at