The Berlin Zoological Garden is Germany’s oldest zoo. Spanning 33 hectares, it is home to over 20,000 animals representing approximately 1,115 species. Visitors can discover many exotic and endangered species there. There is also a large aquarium

AnimaParc® Occitanie has an eventful past. Before its opening, the predecessor of AnimaParc was first a small educational farm in Belvèze called "La Fermeraie du Jougla" since 27.3.2005. With about 15 hectares, the majority of the area was an animal

Teichland Adventure Park is located in Teichland, Brandenburg, approx. 12 km north-east of Cottbus and just a few kilometers from the Polish border. Located in the middle of nature, the Teichland Adventure Park is an ideal destination for young and old

On 2 June 2018, the Müritz Animal Adventure Park opened on the site of the former LPG "EINHEIT" Grabowhöfe, covering an area of over 15 hectares. Under the motto "When we do something, we do it really well", visitors are presented with more than 500

In Voigtsgrün, a district of Hirschfeld in Saxony, 12 kilometres south of Zwickau, you will find Hirschfeld Zoo, which opened in 1956. Around 600 animals from 90 species such as raccoon dogs, wild boars, bears, wolves, pot-bellied pigs, wading birds,

In the south of France, more precisely in Fréjus, the Parc Zoologique de Fréjus – also known as Zoo Fréjus – has been located since 1971. The zoo is home to around 400 animals from over 110 species, including tigers, elephants, monkeys, reptiles

The Luna Park in Avignon is a traditional funfair that brings life and colour to the historic papal city every year during the winter holidays. The event usually takes place between mid-February and mid-March and transforms the Allées de l'Oulle,

The Kronacher Freischießen, usually simply called Freischießen, is the shooting festival organised by the Kronach Shooting Society. It takes place every year in August and is the largest public festival in the Franconian Forest with around 300,000

The Stoppelmarkt in Vechta is one of the oldest markets in northwest Germany. It was already mentioned in a document in 1298. The market got its name from the stubble fields (harvested cornfields) where it was once held when the plague raged in Vechta.

The oldest zoo in Denmark and also one of the oldest zoos in Europe is Copenhagen Zoo in the Danish capital. It was opened in 1859 and has since grown to an area of 20ha. Like some other zoos, it is a geozoo that keeps animals not according to species,