The LEGO® Discovery Centre Hamburg is located in the HafenCity district of Hamburg, an important port city for shipping in northern Germany, which is connected to the North Sea via the River Elbe and is also home to the world-famous Speicherstadt

The popular spring fair will take place as usual on the fairground in front of the Bürgerhalle.

An extensive programme awaits you. Well-known rides such as bumper cars, chain carousels and the music express can of course be found on the square again.

In

Both in summer and winter, an Alpinecoaster awaits you in Bad Kleinkirchheim in Carinthia. In summer also popular for hiking and in winter known for skiing.

Ballarat Wildlife Park is located in Ballarat, a city of the same name with a population of over 100,000. Since 1987, a herd of over 100 free-ranging kangaroos has been housed on an area of 15ha, which visitors can feed by hand. As this privately run zoo

In Kansas City, Missouri, you will find the LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Kansas City. Unlike Legoland, the Discovery Center has only one indoor area and only two rides. In addition to the LEGO® 4D cinema with changing films from the world of LEGO®, you

Volcano Bay takes its name from the 61 meter high artificial volcano that was erected in the middle of the park.

The park itself is still quite young and was not officially opened until 2017. At 11 hectares, it is a medium-sized park and was the first

AquaToll ceased operations in May 2022. A private investor is being sought

There is currently only a sports pool here.

Ahoy, landlubbers, all aboard: the hotel in ship design offers its guests the feeling of globetrotters in the middle of a paradisiacal harbour. It is located directly at the wave pool of the thermal spa and you can watch the splashing and hustle and

Smell of moss, fresh air, soft forest floor. Strolling through the beautiful forest on the winding path and peering through the dense trees, you will feel as if you are in a time machine. A machine that transports you 150 million years into the past.

In 1957, Pacific Park® first opened in Santa Monica, California, closed in 1967 and reopened in 1974. Around 40 metres above the Pacific Ocean, it is the only amusement park on a pier on the West Coast. Located on the world-famous Santa Monica Pier, it