Directly in Melbourne you will find the Luna Park near the harbor. This already exists since 1906. Currently there are 2 roller coasters. Of course, there is also a Ferris wheel, a ghost train and much more.

In 1956, the Opel Zoo in Kronberg im Taunus (Rhine-Main area) was founded by Georg von Opel as a research enclosure. The park is home to well over 200 animal species. The park is particularly proud of its keeping of the Mesopotamian fallow deer, its 2

Germany's only leisure park by the sea.

In many themed areas the maritime park takes its guests into other worlds.

You can expect "HANSE in Europa, Wikingerland, Bonanza-City, Fiesta del Mar, alter Jahrmarkt" and many other areas.

Here, everyone from

The Nuremberg Zoo was opened on the outskirts of the city in 1912 on an area of 65 hectares. There are many endangered species among the 300 animal species. In extensive forest parks, visitors can see animals such as ibex or Prince Alfred deer, and in

In the north of Osnabrück, the Nettebad is operated by the public utility company. Originally opened in 1883 as a river swimming pool, the baths have changed over the years. In the mid-1970s, an outdoor pool was added; the Nettebad was rebuilt in its

Once again this year, the Mid-Lent Fair will be held on the Sint-Pietersplein and in the surrounding area and is expected to be a colourful gathering of attractions. A real festival for daredevils and bon vivants, with attractions for everyone. No one

Sandwell Valley Country Park, located in the heart of the West Midlands near West Bromwich and not far from the city of Birmingham, offers not only extensive natural areas and idyllic landscapes, but also a wide range of leisure activities for families

At LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Shanghai, families can experience a vibrant world full of creativity, adventure and fun. The indoor theme park is specially designed for children aged three to ten and offers numerous interactive attractions that enable

1913 opened in Bremerhaven as a themed zoo, which specializes in Nordic and aquatic animal species, on less than 12,000 square meters, the zoo by the sea. It also counts as the smallest scientifically managed zoo in Europe. In addition to penguins, one

Many amusement rides and fairground rides, lottery and toss stalls and, of course, lots of food stands are spread throughout the entire city centre and invite you to visit them.

Travel information:

By public transport - Lippstadt main station

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