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In 1956, the Opel Zoo in Kronberg im Taunus (Rhine-Main area) was founded by Georg von Opel as a research enclosure. The park is home to well over 200 animal species. The park is particularly proud of its keeping of the Mesopotamian fallow deer, its 2
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The whole family is guaranteed to get their
…Christmas market in Neubrandenburg city centre
The atmospheric Weberglockenmarkt awaits young and old alike and invites you to enjoy the magic of Christmas, meet Father Christmas and stroll and linger in Neubrandenburg city centre. Family programmes and
…Twice a year, the big funfair takes place in Bielefeld on the cycling track. Many showmen, big rides and of course small food stalls look forward to seeing you. Welcome to the BIE-happy.
Modern rides, savoury delicacies and tasty festival beer await our
The varied programme is full of highlights. The
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The landscaping of the park is based on the landscapes of New Zealand, Australia and New Guinea. The main
…There is a lot to experience in the Ore Mountains. Both in summer and in winter. In the summer there is, among other things, an alpine coaster, tire rushing, playground and much more. In winter you can ski here and also use the Alpinecoaster.
In Museum Park, in the middle of Swansea, the "Swansea Winterfront Wonderland" takes place over two months. In addition to a large ice rink, there are many rides for the whole family. Of course, food and drink are also provided. Tickets for the ice rink
…The big fair takes place in the centre of Bordeaux on the Place des Quinconces. About 80 rides and much more await you on an area of 60,000 m².
Travel information:
By public transport - tram stop: Quinconces
By car - Venue: Place des Quinconces.
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…In Wingst, Lower Saxony, in the district of Cuxhaven, around 35 kilometres south of the mouth of the Elbe into the North Sea and just west of the lower reaches of the Baltic Sea, you will find the Wingst play park. Children and adults can romp, play and
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