The origins of the Simon Judah market date back to 1322, when the town of Euskirchen was granted a market charter written in Latin on parchment paper by the then sovereign, Reinald I, Lord of Montjoie, Falkenburg, Bütgenbach and Euskirchen, son of the

Hurricane Harbor Concord has a long tradition and has existed in the San Francisco Area since 1995, when it was still called Waterworld USA. Among several other owners, Six Flags took over the park in 2017. Since then, it has been known as Hurricane

Funfields is a 16-hectare theme park located in the suburb of Whittlesea, about 40 kilometers north of Melbourne. In 1985, the park was opened under the name Alpine Toboggan Park. Over time, however, the park has evolved into a multifaceted theme park

At Schwarzsee in the canton of Fribourg, about 50 km south of the Swiss capital Bern, lies a mountain full of experiences. With a view of the Kaiseregg, there is plenty to do in summer and winter. In winter you can go skiing and in summer you can go

In the south of France, about 25 kilometers west of Marseille, between Carry-le-Rouet and Ensués-la-Redonne, is the small amusement park Magic Park Land, which opened in 2003 and inherited the previous park Eldorado City. The park awaits its guests with

Interesting coasters for all ages and rides for the whole family.

There is something for every roller coaster fan in the park.

If you want to enjoy the view over the park and the surrounding countryside, get on HJERTEKIG, the 65m high freefall. There are

In Timmendorfer Strand, not even 1 kilometer away from the Baltic Sea, on the way towards Travemünde, you will find the Niendorf bird park on an area of 7 hectares. In the immediate vicinity of the Aalbeek-Niederung nature reserve you will find a

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

In Elbigenalp in Austria, a municipality in the district of Reutte in Tyrol, around 80 kilometres from Obersdorf in Germany, you will find the Brandauer Alpine Coaster Wally Blitz, which has been operated by Armin Knittel since 2014. This single-rail

Originally started as a private zoological collection, the interest in Van Blanchendaell Park increased so much that it opened its doors to the public in May 2007. Since then, Tuitjenhorn, between Bergen op Zee or Alkmaar and Schagen, has been home to