The park's own themed hotel is located on the southern side of the Drayton Manor theme park in Drayton Bassett in Staffordshire, England. 25 kilometres north-east of Birmingham, hotel guests can expect a perfect blend of comfort, style and convenience.

The Ostsee Therme Scharbeutz is one of the most popular destinations at the German Baltic Sea. The bathing and sauna paradise is located directly on the Lübeck Bay and attracts guests with an area of 1.4ha, a beautiful adventure pool with two slides and

The folk festival takes place in the city centre and on the Freiheit in Herford.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Herford railway station (distance 400 m)

- by bus - bus stop Gänsemarkt

By car:

- Venue: City centre

Parking facilities:

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TELUS World of Science Edmonton is one of Canada's leading science centres and has been inspiring explorers of all ages for decades. The interactive museum combines education with entertainment and invites visitors to experience science and technology in

The Heerhugowaard Fair is a popular regional festival in the province of North Holland, which transforms the town centre into a colourful fairground every year. The fair is centred right in the heart of the town on the central Stadsplein, located

Discover everything that belongs to the funfair in Ettelbrück: duck fishing, bumper cars, shooting range, candy floss, roasted almonds and much more

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Ettelbruck railway station (approx. 1 km on foot to

Maximare in Hamm is one of the most famous adventure and leisure pools in North Rhine-Westphalia and combines several worlds under one roof: action, sport and relaxation. The adventure area with its varied slides is particularly exciting for water park

The Alençon funfair, often known locally as the ‘Foire de la Chandeleur’, is the first major festival of the year in the Orne region and a deeply rooted tradition in Normandy. It takes place every year around February and marks the end of the winter

The Leonberg Horse Market is a traditional major event with a history stretching back over 300 years, which puts the entire town into a state of excitement every February. Originally established purely as a trading place for horses, the festival has

The Dult takes place twice a year in Landshut, once the spring Dult and an autumn Dult also called the "Bartlmädult". Both events offer an amusement and a sales fair. In addition, there are large marquees and beer gardens with a total of over 10,000