The Silesian Christmas Market takes place every year in the romantic old town of Görlitz, Germany's easternmost city. It is characterised by its picturesque backdrop, surrounded by the magnificent historic buildings of Upper Lusatia.

What makes this

The Beeck funfair has a tradition dating back to 1539 and is considered the largest funfair on the Lower Rhine. After a few weak years and declining visitor numbers, Corona came along. In 2022, there were hardly any applications from showmen, so the

Twice a year, the Fleckenmarkt takes place in Cuxhaven on the Ritzebüttel market square.

Travel information:

By public transport - Cuxhaven railway station, then approx. 700m on foot.

By car - venue: square at the Ritzebüttel church.

Parking facilities:

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Located above the town of Benidorm, on the famous Costa Brava, this water park offers not only variety, but also a great view over the town and the Mediterranean Sea.

The whole family can have fun on about 20 different water attractions.

Here you can find

In the south of Wales in a former mining area you can experience breathtaking act attractions, such as the CoasterKart from Wiegand.

With up to 1.5 million visitors, the Tilburgse Kermis is the largest fair in the Benelux and also one of the largest events in the Netherlands. The funfair stretches through various streets and squares for about 4.5 kilometres through the city. In total

Fishers Farm Park is an award-winning family adventure park in the rural area of West Sussex, approximately 80 km from London. It offers a diverse mix of adventure activities, animal encounters and play areas designed specifically for families with

Al Ain Zoo was opened in Al Ain back in 1968. Al Ain is located about 160 kilometres east of Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), directly on the border with Oman. The zoo grounds cover a huge 400ha and are divided into several areas such as the UAE Desert

Les Portes du Mont-Blanc is located in the French Alps in the Haute-Savoie department and connects the towns of Combloux, Le Jaillet, La Giettaz and Cordon to form a diverse mountain area with impressive views of the Mont Blanc massif. Surrounded by

The origins of Opole Zoo date back to 1912, when a private area was fenced off for residents to enjoy. Around 25 years later, the area went to the city, at that time with a tranquil 1.5 ha. After the major reconstruction caused by the war, the zoo