In the district of Verden in Lower Saxony, or rather in Barme in the municipality of Dörverden, you will find the Wolfcenter Dörverden, which opened on 28 April 2010 on the site of the former Lower Saxony barracks. The idea to set up the Wolfcenter

Around 35 km north of Auckland at Silverdale, an exciting park with many possibilities awaits you. It is an entertainment park that attracts all walks of life. It offers a unique experience and is the only park of its kind in New Zealand. From

The 380-hectare reserve, 35 hectares of which are open to visitors, serves as the starting point for the bird park. The Parc des Oiseaux is located 26 kilometers north of Lyon and about 90 kilometers from Geneva. Opened in 1970, the bird park is home to

Lotte World Aquarium in Seoul is one of South Korea's largest and most modern aquariums. Located directly in the Lotte World complex, it offers visitors an impressive underwater world on several levels. Over 55,000 animals from more than 650 species live

Less than 5 kilometres north of Sydney Zoo is Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park in the Doonside district of Sydney. Although the zoo has a comparatively small area of just over 3ha, it has an impressive collection of Australian fauna to offer its

The city of Saarlouis organises the traditional Easter market and flea market on the Großer Markt.

The official opening by the SKC "de Boules" takes place on Fridays at 6.15 pm at the beer stand. The current mayor will be tapping the keg.

In addition to

Nestled within 35 hectares of gently rolling hills and dense forests, Robin Hill on the Isle of Wight offers a unique blend of action, relaxation, and nature. The park is much more than a traditional amusement park: it is a green oasis that combines the

During Advent, the Bremerhaven Christmas market transforms the city centre of this maritime town into an extensive, enchanting Christmas wonderland that combines maritime flair with festive cheer. The market mainly stretches along

The Matějská pouť, known as St. Matthew's Fair, is a phenomenon deeply rooted in Prague's history and is considered the first major harbinger of spring in the Czech capital. With a tradition dating back over four centuries, this folk festival

The "Gerner Dult" is and was traditionally the first Dult of the year.

In April, when the traders set up their stalls with the food, it was usually still cold. Every house in Gern was allowed to serve beer from the castle brewery in the so-called