Anyone visiting Thorpe - just 11 kilometres south of London's Heathrow Airport - should definitely pay a visit to Thorpe Park, one of Europe's thrill parks. And since a single day is not enough for a visit, the park offers its guests fantastic

The fair has existed for more than 420 years. It was held for the first time in 1589, making it one of the oldest events in the Oberberg district.

The Ründerother Maikirmes traditionally takes place on the 1st weekend in May. It is an integral part of

This amusement park from 1974 covers an area of 6 hectares and offers a variety of attractions. Even if it no longer offers the big thrill attractions, you can still ride various rides here that you won't find in other parks.

In the Swiss canton of Valais, near Martigny to be precise, at an altitude of around 1110 metres above sea level, you will find the Zoo des Marécottes, a popular excursion destination all year round. In addition to the picturesque Valais landscape, the

The Beerfeld Horse Fair in Oberzent is one of the most traditional and well-known folk festivals in southern Hesse, attracting thousands of visitors to the Odenwald every year. For over 120 years, the event has uniquely combined tradition, agriculture,

At the AltmühlBOB, guests can expect two toboggan rides from Wiegand. One is an Alpine Coaster and the other a rare Sport Coaster, which is more of a roller coaster than a toboggan run. In addition to the tobogganing fun, the facility also offers a large

The Christmas market in Meissen, affectionately known as “Meißner Weihnacht,” transforms the picturesque porcelain and wine town into an enchanting winter wonderland during Advent. In the heart of the old town, on the historic market square in front

As the crow flies, less than two kilometres from the Polish border and a little more than 200 kilometres east of Prague, Dolní Morava offers a large-scale, exciting alpine world. Here you will not only discover 2 alpine coasters, but also a

Gäubodenvolksfest - The second largest funfair in Bavaria!

In 1812 the Gäubodenvolksfest was founded as an agricultural association festival in the Lower Danube district by a decree of King Maximilian I. Joseph. The focus was on breeding shows,

In spring, summer and autumn, the grounds at Halle Gartlage are transformed into a colourful fairground for 10 days. The area on Bohmter Straße attracts around 200,000 visitors during this time. On action and family days, rides and catering offer