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

The Big Banana – Fun Park in Coffs Harbour, Australia, is a colorful, iconic theme park that offers you fun, action, and an Australian holiday feel. Around the famous giant banana you will experience a varied park that is very popular, especially with

Frankfurt Zoo is the second oldest zoo in Germany. Here you can discover up to 4500 animals from 450 species. There are many animal houses, so that you can visit the zoo even in bad weather.

Greer is the highest town in the state of Arizona on Highway 273 in the Fort Apache Reservation. The mountain is located approx. 360 km south-west of Albuquerque, which is probably best known from a well-known TV series ("Breaking Bad"). Here you will

At Monte Tamaro in Switzerland, near Lake Maggiore, you can expect, among other things, an Alpine coaster and a high ropes course on the mountain. At the foot of the mountain there is also a large adventure pool.

Recklinghausen Zoo is a real insider tip for anyone who loves nature and animals – and it's right in the middle of the city! The park is located in the green Stadtgarten and has been delighting young and old alike for decades. Best of all, admission is

The Kusel Autumn Fair is a large, traditional folk festival that takes place every year on the first weekend in September in the district town of Kusel in the Palatinate. It is one of the largest folk festivals in the region and attracts up to 80,000

In the historic port city of Saint-Malo on the Breton coast, the Fête Foraine de la Sainte-Ouine is a real institution. It traditionally takes place in winter, usually from mid-January to mid-February, bringing colour and warmth to the cold season. What

The Oktoberfest in Munich, affectionately known as the ‘Wiesn’ by locals, is the largest folk festival in the world and a global symbol of Bavarian culture and joie de vivre. Its origins date back to 1810, when it was first celebrated on the occasion

Every year at the beginning of August, around 50 amusement, 50 catering and 60 trade show businesses as well as 180 stallholders gather around the Königsberg on an area of around 10 hectares. "Das" Arolser Kram- und Viehmarkt - the largest folk festival