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Sometimes you throw the baby out with the bathwater. As in this case. Originally there was a positively written text about one of our POIs.
Then there was a misallocation of user images. We corrected this immediately after it was pointed out to us. Of
…The Landshut Christmas Market is one of the most atmospheric Christmas markets in
In Upper
Clementon Park & Splashworld is located approximately 30 kilometres south-east of Philadelphia in the Clementon district of Camden, New Jersey. With a rich history, the park has been welcoming visitors since 1907 and is also known as Clementon Lake Park,
…On the first or second weekend in November, the Martinimarkt is one of the most traditional (since 1465!) and largest markets in the region and attracts visitors to Herborn in droves. The smell of roasted almonds and mulled wine is the perfect way to get
…In the north of Magdeburg, the capital of the state of Saxony-Anhalt, you will find the Elbauenpark, opened on the occasion of the Federal Garden Show in 1999. This 100-hectare play and adventure park offers a variety of flowers and plants to admire, a
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There is the pirate's nest and a children's land where the little ones can let off steam. There they climb, hide and play.
For the somewhat bigger ones there are bumper boats, a summer toboggan
…Opened in 2017, Poema del Mar is an impressive marine aquarium and oceanarium in Las Palmas on the Spanish Canary Island of Gran Canaria, and has quickly become one of the island's top tourist attractions. It belongs to the Loro Parque Group, which
…With a population of almost three million, Toronto is Canada's largest city and the capital of the province of Ontario. The Wet'n'Wild Toronto water park is located in Brampton, 34 kilometres from Toronto and just 9 kilometres from the airport. The park
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Visitors can climb it and have an enchanting view over
Step by step the spiral staircase winds up the lighthouse for brave pirates big and small.
Again and again, portholes
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