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If you are looking for exciting entertainment, you will find it in a diversified park with bigger roller coasters, several freefall towers
…The Dresden Showmen's Association is the organiser of the large Dresden folk festivals (Dresdner Rummel) which take place on the "Pieschener Allee" fairground. In spring there is the "Spring Festival", in summer the "Bird's Meadow" and finally the
…The park was founded in 1860 and has belonged to the city of Paris ever since. It has around 40 attractions and offers families with small children lots of fun. But older visitors will also get their money's worth on the various roller coasters. In 2018,
…The Trafford Centre in Manchester is home to the LEGO® Discovery Centre. Unlike Legoland, the Discovery Centre only has an indoor area and only a few rides. Apart from the LEGO® 4D cinema with changing films from the world of LEGO® City, Ninjago or
…In the north of Thuringia, in the district of Kyffhäuserkreis in the southern Harz Mountains, about 70 km east of Göttingen in Lower Saxony, you will find the adventure park Affenwald Straußberg in the district of Straußberg in Sondershausen since
…LEGOLAND® New York opened on May 29th, 2021 and follows the tradition of Legoland parks. Like every LEGOLAND® park, the park relies on the smaller family members.
There is a lot to discover for them. Among other things, you will find a Miniland and many
…On the large amusement mile in front of the marquee you will find everything your heart desires with over 50 showmen, market stallholders and fairground rides.
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…In the middle of the Lüneburg Heath, not far from the
A total of more than 200 stands and attractions await you at the Metz exhibition centre, covering an area of 60,000 m2.
The programme includes great classics such as duck fishing, lottery and shooting stands, trampolines, a Ferris wheel and bumper cars.
…In the centre of Great Britain's capital London, directly on the south bank of the Thames near Westminster Bridge, you will find the 135-metre-high London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, which opened on 9 March 2000. The original plan was to
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