The town of Delmenhorst was granted market rights by King Christian V of Denmark in 1690. In 1823, 33 market traders moved into the spring market. The term "Krammarkt" is documented for 1887 - this was also the first year that a carousel was on the

The TT Kermis is a large funfair event that takes place during the TT Festival.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Assen station (distance 500 metres)

- by bus - bus stop Rolderstraat

By car:

- Venue: Abel Tasmanplein

Parking facilities:

-

The largest indoor playground in the country, Elevenpark, is located in the Hungarian capital and metropolis of Budapest, more precisely in the Újbuda shopping centre. On an area of around 3,500 square metres, children aged between 2 and 12 can enjoy

The Schongiland is located in Schongau, a very special experience.

A 380-meter-long summer toboggan run - the only weatherproof run of its kind.

There are many other attractions that can also be used in an indoor area in bad weather.

The Foire de Mars in Troyes is one of the most important and traditional funfairs in north-eastern France. It has an impressive history dating back to 1848 and traditionally marks the start of the fair season in the region. While it originally took place

The Easter funfair takes place for 12 days on the fairground in Neuwied. A total of 25 shops, including attractive attractions and rides, will delight young and old alike. There is also a large catering offer with a beer garden.

The organiser of the

"O'zapft is" - From Ascension Day to Whit Monday, the Weilheim Folk Festival takes place on the town's festival square.

Travel information:

By public transport - bus stop "Hochlandhalle".

By car - venue: Festplatz (Kanalstraße).

Parking facilities:

- Car park

Bakken is the oldest existing theme park in the world, offering a mix of modern and historical attractions. One of the unusual attractions is a spinning coaster from Intamin, which is very intense. In contrast, there is the classic wooden roller coaster

The Dult takes place twice a year in Landshut, once the spring Dult and an autumn Dult also called the "Bartlmädult". Both events offer an amusement and a sales fair. In addition, there are large marquees and beer gardens with a total of over 10,000

The LEGOLAND® Japan Resort has been located in Nagoya, Japan, in the Chūbu region and on the island of Honshū, since 1 April 2017. The park, which is the eighth LEGOLAND® worldwide to be opened and operated by the Merlin Entertainments Group, covers