Experience the Winterland! Enjoy numerous winter activities and attractions. Shop at our beautiful Christmas market. And sample the winter delicacies at the food or drink stalls.

The most beautiful winter village in the country

- The eye-catcher remains

Zjeżdżalnia Grawitacyjna Harcówka is located directly on the E40 motorway from Wrocław to Katowice near St. Annaberg, around 80 km west of Katowice and around 40 km south of Opole. An alpine coaster from Wiegand has been waiting for you there since

The Gibber Kerb is a traditional folk festival in Wiesbaden-Biebrich that has been celebrated since 1909. Every year in July, the Bleichwiesen meadows are transformed into a large festival area with live music, fairground rides, culinary specialities and

In Bischofsgrün, around 27 kilometres north-east of Bayreuth, you will find the Ochsenkopf cable cars. You can experience a lot here. There are cable cars, an Alpine coaster and you can also go hiking.

There are also places to stop for refreshments.

With its more than 180-year tradition, the All Saints' Market is one of the oldest festivals in the city. For 10 days, the showmen stand in front of Orr with their rides. In addition, there are several market traders on the square with textiles,

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

Resort Serena is located about 25km north of Helsinki, the Finnish capital. In the resort you will find cottages and ski slopes and a snow park. However, this park is about its associated water park. As part of the Aspro Group, which operates numerous

In Watford, about 34 km from London, you can visit the studios where Harry Potter was partly filmed. An exciting tour awaits you from start to finish. At the beginning, everything starts with a small film, then it goes on to the famous great hall. Then

The zoo, located in the heart of the Polish capital Warsaw, was established in 1928 and officially reopened in 1949 following World War II. Over the years, it was relocated directly to the Vistula River and grew to an impressive size of over 39 hectares,

368 years of tradition, over 100 showmen, one day more - a whole 11 days, around 315 m³ of wood chips, 25 km of power cables, around 400 transports for shops and caravans and well over 1,000,000 LED lights in the middle of the town centre: that's our