The weirdest funfair in Europe

You've seen the whole world and nothing gives you a thrill? You're wrong if you've never been to the "weirdest funfair in Europe". If you've never climbed into the breakneck-speed rides there and have never been captivated

The Incredible Pizza Company in Tulsa is a huge indoor leisure paradise that perfectly combines games, fun and delicious food. As soon as you walk in, you can feel the lively atmosphere: colourful lights, cheerful music and lots of attractions invite you

The Aquacolors in Porec is Croatia's largest water park. It includes 13 giant slides and a 4000m² water surface. Aquacolors is fun for young and old, whether turbo slides or children's slides, everything is represented.

The large Ferris wheel at the water tower is a recognisable symbol of the Mannheim Fasnachtmarkt and can be seen from afar. After a two-year break due to the coronavirus pandemic, young and old fools from near and far have finally been able to celebrate

The Budapest Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the world. The idea for it first arose in the 1820s, but it didn’t open its gates until 1866. It is located in the 14th district on the northwestern edge of City Park, making it centrally located. In

The Rheinbach May Fair takes place on the Prümer Wall and in Pützstraße. There is fun for young and old throughout the fairground. Exhibitors with fairground rides, children's carousels and a variety of stalls with savoury and sweet treats present a

About 400 km from Stockholm, a mountain coaster from Sunkid has been waiting for you since 2023. There is also a climbing park and a tubing track and much more. In winter you can also ski here.

The winter market at Schloßplatz in Berlin-Mitte is one of the capital's newest and most architecturally impressive winter events. It takes place directly in front of and within the historic setting of the rebuilt Berlin Palace, now the Humboldt Forum,

The Kermis Voorjaar in Schiedam is a traditional spring event that brings fresh energy to this historic city in the province of South Holland. As one of the first major funfairs of the season in the region, it attracts numerous visitors to the central

In 1880, the municipal council decided that the three fairs held simultaneously on the Grand Place, the Place des Martyrs and the Marché-aux-Grains should be combined into a single large fair to be held on the Boulevard du Midi at the beginning of July.