Drouwenerzand Attractiepark is a cozy, family-friendly theme park in the village of Drouwen in the Dutch province of Drenthe. The park was founded in 1956 and over the years has evolved from a simple playground to a popular destination for families,

Galaxy Badeparadies in Titisee-Neustadt is the little brother of Galaxy Erding, so to speak.

Here, too, the Galaxy Racers invite you to take part in a fast-paced slide race.

These are definitely recommended, as it is great fun to test out the best curves

In Tyrol, Austria, at the top of the mountain in Fieberbrunn, a mountain adventure world awaits you with various attractions, including an Alpinecoaster and many other play options. You can comfortably take the mountain railroad to the middle station or

In the heart of Saudi Arabia, a project is currently under construction and is set to open in late 2025 that is likely to transform the international theme park landscape for years to come: Six Flags Qiddiya City, located around 45 kilometres from

The Hof Folk Festival is one of the largest of its kind far and wide and has long been an integral part of the Hof calendar. With attractions for young and old, a cosy atmosphere, a great music programme and, above all, many culinary delicacies, it

1913 opened in Bremerhaven as a themed zoo, which specializes in Nordic and aquatic animal species, on less than 12,000 square meters, the zoo by the sea. It also counts as the smallest scientifically managed zoo in Europe. In addition to penguins, one

Lost Island was opened in June 2001 and thus offers a young family-friendly park, which is also and especially very interesting for campers, since there is also an associated campground. With beautiful water slides and water playgrounds for all ages, the

The funfair season in Düsseldorf begins with the Easter funfair at Staufenplatz in the Grafenberg district. With around 35,000 visitors, the Osterkirmes is somewhat smaller than the Rheinklirmes, but still offers plenty of attractions.

The organiser of

The Whitsun Festival Week in Bad Kötzting always takes place from Whitsun Saturday to the following weekend. The festival week starts on Saturday with the horse market on Amberg Island. The official opening of the Whitsun folk festival then follows in

The Düdelsheim Market, affectionately known in the region as the ‘Dilsemer Määrt’, is one of the largest and most traditional folk festivals in the Wetterau region. Over four days, it combines a traditional market with a modern amusement park and