Walt Disneys Magic Kingdom Park was opened in 1971 and looks like identically to the Walt Disneyland Park in Anaheim. Nevertheless this park ranked all other parks out and is now the park with the most visitors worldwide.

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The Schwabach Autumn Fair is a traditional folk festival that takes place every year in the heart of Schwabach. It stretches across Königsplatz, Martin-Luther-Platz and the adjacent streets and is known for its mix of modern fairground attractions and

Airbeat One is a techno festival that always takes place in mid-July at Neustadt-Gleve airfield. With over 200,000 visitors every year, it has become one of the biggest festivals of its kind. Each year a different country theme is realised.

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The Cheile Grădiștei Resort is located in the heart of the Romanian Carpathians, between Bran and Fundata, and is a true paradise for anyone who loves nature, sports and adventure. It consists of two facilities – Cheile Grădiștei Fundata and Cheile

The Hanseatic city festival ‘Bunter Hering’ in Frankfurt (Oder) and its Polish sister city Słubice is the largest twin city festival in the region and transforms the banks of the Oder into a gigantic festival mile every year. The funfair is a

Lotte World Adventure in Seoul, South Korea, is one of the largest and most famous amusement parks in the world. Open since 1989, the park attracts millions of visitors every year who are looking for fun, adventure and unforgettable experiences.

Plopsaqua De Panne is a large, themed water park on the Belgian North Sea coast, right next to the Plopsaland Belgium amusement park in De Panne, West Flanders.

Here you will be immersed in a diverse aquatic world that connects indoor‑ and

Possen Leisure and Recreation Park – nature, adventure and family time

The Possen Leisure and Recreation Park is idyllically located in northern Thuringia, just a few kilometres from the historic half-timbered town of Sondershausen. Nestled in the wooded

During Advent, Potsdam's Christmas Magic transforms the historic city centre of Brandenburg's capital into a vast, festive sea of lights and a shopping experience. The market extends from Luisenplatz across the entire length of Brandenburger Straße to

Cloppenburg has a centuries-old tradition as a market town, and other festivals and special markets have been established in recent years and decades:

In 1950, the June market was organised for the first time as the successor to the Easter market. Over