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Three times a year, the Hanseatic City invites to the
The funfair season in Düsseldorf begins with the Easter funfair at Staufenplatz in the Grafenberg district. With around 35,000 visitors, the Osterkirmes is somewhat smaller than the Rheinklirmes, but still offers plenty of attractions.
The organiser of
…The "Arnstadt Wool Market" is always held in Arnstadt on the penultimate and last weekend in June. The traditional folk festival, which was first held in 1850 purely as a market for wool and natural goods, has developed into a well-known fair over the
…Close to the Danube in Neu-Ulm, you will find the Donaubad, which offers fun and action with a wave pool, current channel, relaxation pool, 25-metre swimming pool, steam bath and toddler area.
With thermal water at around 36 degrees, there are also two
…The Foire de Noël et des Rois in Reims is much more than a traditional Christmas market – it is a festive institution that celebrates the transition from the old year to the new with lots of energy and light. While the traditional Christmas market in
…Here you can experience an alpine coaster at 1100 meters in the beautiful Bavarian Alps. There is also a playground and a snack is also provided. Parking is free here. In a few kilometers away you will also find the amusement park Ruhpolding.
The funfair takes place in the centre on the Marktterrein.
Travel information:
By public transport:
- by train - Hilversum railway station (300 metres away)
- by bus - bus stop railway station
By car:
- Venue: Marktterrein
Parking facilities:
- Q-Park Markt
…The Preetz Spring Fair on Cathrinplatz is a central pillar of the town’s events calendar and marks the official start of the regional fair season. The layout of the spacious square allows for a professional arrangement of various fairground
…The traditional folk festival in Brunsbütel will take place again this year in August in Koogstraße.
The official opening is on Friday at 17:00 with the marching band of the Marner Karnevals Gesellschaft (MKG).
The festival ends with a big fireworks
…This park contains all the attractions that no longer exist and have been removed from the parks.