This park, which is the only permanently installed park in the north-east of the country, was created in cooperation with the Italian Mirabilandia Park and the Peixoto Group. With 35 attractions, including two roller coasters, it is one of the somewhat

The park has existed since 1958 and is mainly embedded in a western theme. Although it belongs to the Six Flags group, it is not necessarily recognizable as such. This park is the second oldest Six Flags Park, doesn't offer quite as many thrill coaster,

The Kermis Heeze is the annual traditional funfair in the Dutch municipality of Heeze. Over five days, it offers a colourful mix of classic and modern rides, game stalls and a variety of food stands. The fair mainly takes place on Jan Deckersstraat and

The funfair takes place in the Place de Wendel car park.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Forbach railway station (distance 2.7 km)

- by bus - bus stop Rue St Charles

By car:

- Venue: Place de Wendel

Parking facilities:

- Surrounding streets

Experience around 40 rides and funfair stalls on the three days of the fair. Cater for yourself at our food stands or in the festival cafés and enjoy our large goods market.

Source: Stadthaus Wetzikon

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train -

Once again this year, St. Wendel invites you to the traditional Wendel fair. A varied programme for pilgrims, funfair and Oktoberfest fans will be on offer again from mid-October.

Please note, Thursday is a day off!

Travel information:

By public transport:

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In addition to the meadow market, the spring meadow has also established itself in Eisleben. The spring meadow always takes place around 1 May, together with the "Reforma" craft fair. Around 90 showmen and traders take part.

Travel information:

By public

Kienbergpark has been around since 2017, right in the heart of Berlin. There are

different gardens to look at, a cable car to easily get up the mountain

up the mountain, various playgrounds and, since 2024, an

alpine coaster.

The second weekend in June will be a colourful one in Eilenburg's town centre - the town's biggest festival will be celebrated once again.

The three-day spectacle will be opened punctually at 7 pm on Friday evening by the Eilenburg Castle Association and

The Nordhorn Zoo opened its doors in 1950 and is home to around 100 animal species on an area of around 12 hectares. In addition to domestic duck birds, you will find Amur leopards and large maras in the South American enclosure.