In the Oberallgäu, or rather in the climatic health resort of Oberstaufen, about 17 km west of Immenstadt and 13 km from Austrian Springs, you will find the Hündle summer toboggan run, which opened in the Allgäu Alps in 1998. Directly at the valley

Explore the world's largest exhibition of Australian reptiles and learn all about the famous saltwater crocodile. This is how Crocosaurus Cove advertises its 70 reptile species. On a total of 3 floors, you can learn about the differences between

About 54 km south of Birmingham and 150 km north-west of London, the town of Warwick with its castle, Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror in 1068, offers a glimpse of what life was like in the Middle Ages, what the difficulties were and what

The Plopsaland Theater Hotel is a themed family hotel located right at the entrance to the Plopsaland Belgium theme park in the Belgian coastal town of De Panne, near the French border. The hotel opened in 2020 and is a central part of the Plopsaland

Once a year, the whole town of Verden is turned upside down. Showmen with fast-paced rides, a large Ferris wheel, many snack and confectionery vendors await you. As part of the supporting programme, the Domweih parade through the town of Verden starts on

The Lobogó Resort in Băile Homorod (Harghita, Romania) is a versatile leisure and recreation destination that offers both action and relaxation. With the Lobogó Bob, an Alpine Coaster from manufacturer Wiegand, there is a modern steel toboggan run

Aquapark Tatralandia is the largest theme and water park in Slovakia and one of the largest in Central Europe. It is located on the banks of the Liptov reservoir and is fed by a thermal well from a depth of 2500 meters.

There are 14 thermal pools, a water

In the district of Harz, or rather in Schierke near Wernigerode, which is mainly known for its half-timbered houses, the castle and the "leaning house", there has been a 341 metre long Brocken Coaster for fans of mountain coasters since 2003. Open all

Opened in 1974 under the name Birmingham Nature Centre, Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park (first opened in 1964 from Birmingham Zoo) is a small zoo managed by Birmingham City Council. It is located on the edge of Cannon Hill Park; there is also a

Gäubodenvolksfest - The second largest funfair in Bavaria!

In 1812 the Gäubodenvolksfest was founded as an agricultural association festival in the Lower Danube district by a decree of King Maximilian I. Joseph. The focus was on breeding shows,