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The Heinerfest in Darmstadt
The Heinerfest is one of the largest city centre festivals in Germany and takes place every year in Darmstadt, Hesse. It is traditionally celebrated on the first weekend in July and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors to
…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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…In Sept-Saulx, in the French department of Marne in the Grand Est region, around 20 km south-east of Reims, you will find the Grinyland amusement park. This park mainly appeals to families with children up to the age of 12 and offers various rides, shows
…In 1417, the
In Gruyères, Fribourg, about 125 km from Geneva, there is an Alpinecoaster to ride since 2008. You can also go hiking there. There are downhill carts and a mini golf course.
In 1926 the larger of the two Saarland zoos opened for the first time in Neunkirchen. Over 140 animal species are presented on an area of around 20 hectares, with the focus being on Asian animals such as the Chinese tree chipmunk, the Asian elephant or
…In 2022, Barbarossaland will be history again and the Lautrer Kerwe will be back. In May and autumn there are again two big festivals with lots of showmen. All kinds of rides and games await you, and of course there is also catering and confectionery. In
…As every year, the first weekend in September is all about the September market on the market square in Oudenaarde. 10 days of fun, 10 days of partying and 10 days of eating oliebollen.
Source: City of Oudenaarde
Travel information:
By public transport:
- By
…Not even a kilometre away from the
The park already has its motto in its name.
There are lots of attractions and some great roller coasters.
But there are also plenty of attractions for small children to ensure a relaxing day.
In Finland, it is
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