With up to 300,000 visitors on the four days of the event, the Simon Juda Market is one of the most important city centre funfairs in Germany. There are up to 220 fairground companies and 30 rides on site.

Travel information:

By public transport - Bus

A big festival with a long tradition

Seven days of pure fun with various rides and amusement rides, games of skill as well as festival beer, sausages, candy floss, almonds and everything that belongs to a festival for the whole family.

In addition to all

The funfair takes place on the Grote Markt. Wednesday is family day with reduced prices.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Herentals station (distance approx. 850 m)

By car:

- Venue: Grote Markt

Parking facilities:

- Parking Stadspark

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