This holiday park combines a beach holiday with the advantages of an adventure pool and much more.

Plunge into the waves in the Aquadome or take part in the countless leisure activities such as bowling or at the gym.

The Monky Tonky Land for the younger

The historic Christmas market in Osnabrück is considered one of the most beautiful and atmospheric Christmas markets in northern Germany. It owes its special appeal to the unique backdrop of Osnabrück's old town, where it stretches impressively between

Feel like a real sheriff for once and conquer the western town at Fort Fun.

The park offers many classic attractions, such as the Ladybird roller coaster, but also some original attractions, such as the Fort Fun L.A.B.S. or the Wild Eagle. A small,

Every year during Advent, the Bremen Christmas Market transforms the historic city centre into a festive and lively winter wonderland. The event is characterised by its special atmosphere, combining traditional splendour with the exciting hustle and

The location is unique, so the Tropical Islands was built in a decommissioned cargo lifter hall.

One of the largest self-supporting halls in the world!

On an area of 66,000 m² (or 9 football pitches), a huge sauna landscape, a bathing beach and a lagoon

In 1892, less than 2 kilometres from Sagrada Familia and only a few hundred metres from the Balearic Sea, the Barcelona Zoo opened in Barcelona. On an area of 13 hectares, around 300 animal species and also around 300 plant species are exhibited to the

The SEA LIFE Loch Lomond, Scotland, is one of several aquariums operated by the Merlin Group, which also includes Legoland parks, Madame Tussauds, Gardaland and Heide Park. Each of the aquariums is designed in the style of a circular route and shows

Rhenen, in the province of Utrecht, has been home to the Ouwehands Zoo since 1932. The park allocates its animals to areas on 22 hectares. While you can find mandrils and polar bears on one side, visitors are also shown giant Chinese pandas.

When a small and modest collection of animals was opened on 2 hectares in Caversham in 1988, no one expected the zoo to grow much. Only a few years later, the area was doubled and in the course of a move to Whiteman Park, about 25 kilometres north of

In Lehre-Essehof in Lower Saxony, about 12 km from Braunschweig, you will find the privately run Essehof Zoo, founded in 1968. Fifty different species of animals live here on an area of about 10 hectares. In addition to the native lynx, fallow deer and