In addition to a large funfair, there is also a colourful supporting programme. Parades through the city, fireworks, party atmosphere in the festival tents and much more await you.

Travel information:

By public transport - Rosenheim railway station

Made with passion!

This is what the park promises and you can feel it when you visit what is probably the smallest amusement park in Germany. There are only a view rides, but the rustic inn with its beer garden invites you to stay. Here everything is

The Zomerkermis Almere Stad is the annual summer fair in the Dutch city of Almere and a popular event for the whole family.

The fair transforms the centre of Almere Stad into a lively amusement park:

Location: The fair is traditionally spread across the

Whether it's penguins on the coast, piranhas in the large pool or feeding turtles: you can experience all of this at the Oceanarium in Bournemouth, Great Britain. Directly on the south coast of England and only a few metres away from Bournemouth Pier,

Büdingen Wildlife Park is an ideal destination for a nature-oriented excursion that combines animals, exercise and relaxation. On the approximately three-kilometre-long forest adventure trail, visitors can observe native animals such as red deer, fallow

The Parc des Combes is a nature-based amusement park near Le Creusot in Burgundy and offers you a successful mix of action, relaxation and magnificent views. Nestled in a hilly landscape, you can experience leisure fun far from large theme parks –

The Rostock Easter Market is traditionally the opening of the season in Rostock city centre (from Neuer Markt via Kröpeliner Straße, Universitätsplatz, Breite Straße to Kröpeliner Tor). Visitors can expect a colourfully decorated spring landscape, a

The traditional Neusäßer Volksfest takes place every two years on the Volksfestplatz in Neusäß, diagonally across from the Kaufland supermarket.

There is a festival tent, festival stalls (shooting gallery, snack stands, etc.)

The start is the traditional

The Voorjaarskermis in Helmond takes place in the city centre and is the largest funfair in the city with around 100,000 visitors.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Helmond railway station (700 metres away)

- by bus - bus stop

Adventure is very important at La Mer de Sable.

Whether wild west, unexplored jungle or fun-loving Mexico. You immerse yourself in a new world in each subject area.

The park is designed for families, although there is also something for the larger family