Here you can enjoy various outdoor activities in the summer, among others there is an alpine coaster or a climbing park, but you can also go hiking. In winter you can always go skiing. There are also snacks on site.

The Lutherstadt Eisleben has been hosting the annual Eisleber Wiesenmarkt since 1521, which attracts about half a million visitors and around 350 showmen to Eisleben every year. The festival, called the Wiese, takes place over two weekends and is divided

If you drive about 50 kilometres south from Koblenz on the federal motorway 61, you will inevitably come to the town of Rheinböllen. In 1976, the Hunsrück Game Park was opened there. Only a few years ago (2020) it was renamed the Rheinböllen Zoo.

In Bavaria in the Allgäu, a mountain with various possibilities awaits you, including a zipline and an alpine coaster. Here you can also ski in winter. There is always something to experience here, whether summer or winter.

Opened in 1862, Melbourne Zoo is one of Australia's oldest zoos. Together with other zoos in the state, it has joined together to form Victoria's Zoos. Only a few kilometres from the city centre, over 300 animal species are shown to visitors on 22

The Meppen Town Hall Fair is a large, multi-day folk festival that traditionally enlivens the entire city centre of Meppen in autumn. The colourful fairground activities extend across the city centre, particularly in the area between the historic town

In Upper Franconia in Kronach you will find an Alpinecoaster right next to a bio farm with inn. The Alpinecoaster has been around since 2000.

Experience in Lower Austria, near St. Pölten, an alpine coaster that has existed since 2004, on a route of over 1000 meters. Since the latest there is also a VR coaster.

The funfair is spread over the entire city centre.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- By train - Oostende station

By car:

- Venue: Oostende city centre

Parking facilities:

- Parking Indigo Oostende Visserskaai

- Q-Park Oostende Churchill

- Parking Indigo

On the way from Chemnitz towards Prague, just 19 kilometres after the German-Czech border, lies the Czech Republic's largest zoo on the outskirts of Chomutov / Komotau. Since its opening in 1975, the zoo has grown to a stately size of 112 ha and is home