In Salzburg Land in Flachau, an alpine coaster awaits you at over 1600 meters. There is also a playground with many possibilities including Hupfburgen. A small snack is also provided.

The SEA LIFE Blackpool on the lake promenade is one of several aquariums operated by the Merlin Group, which also includes the Legoland parks, Madame Tussauds, Gardaland and Heide-Park. Each of the aquariums is designed in the style of a circular route

The water park was built and opened back in 1984. At that time still under the name Magic Waters. Since 2019, the park is operated by Six Flags, although Rockford Park District is still the owner. Since that date, the park is also called Hurricane Harbor

The Mecklenburg seaside resort of Bansin on the island of Usedom is home to what is probably Germany's smallest zoo, TropenZoo Bansin, which opened in 1970. Around 150 animals from 70 species, including ring-tailed parakeets, iguanas, tortoises, snakes,

Recreational pool, outdoor pool, sauna area: all this awaits you in the privately run pool in Troisdorf, about 15km north-east of the former federal capital Bonn. There is a wide range of indoor relaxation options throughout the year: be it floating in

Around 200,000 visitors come to Charleroi every year for the Easter fair. This year it will take place in the Expo car park.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by tram - CHARLEROI Palais station (M)

- by bus - bus stop CHARLEROI Palais

By car:

- Venue:

The first traces of a fair in Nancy date back to 1339. According to Henri Lepage, the Nancy Fair was already held in 1341, as Duke Raoul de Lorraine refers to it in a document from that time.

Since then, the fair has become one of the largest in the

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

The Sommerrodelbahn amusement park in Ibbenbüren, in the middle of the Teutoburg Forest and not far from the impressive Dörenther Cliffs, is a charming destination for families, nature lovers and fans of nostalgic amusement parks. Founded in 1926 by a

The Auer Dult on Mariahilfplatz takes place three times a year. In May (Maidult), in July/August (Jakobidult) and in October (Kirchweihdult). The Dult is visited by about 300,000 people and is considered the largest tableware market in Europe. It also