The Mega Kirmes is back at the Stadion am Zoo from 2025. With numerous attractions and highlights, there's something for everyone, whether you're a fan of funfairs or adrenaline junkies.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- with the suspension railway

In the French mountains at an altitude of 1850 metres, a mountain coaster from Brandauer awaits you in the Espace San Bernando alpine adventure world. The coaster has been in operation since 2019 and the ski resort is located approx. 160 km south of

In the French region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, or rather in the municipality of Arâches-la-Frasse, 18 km north of Sallanches, you will find the Speed Dragoz La Luge des Carroz mountain coaster at the valley station. Opened in 2018 and built by Josef

In Mautern, Austria, in beautiful Styria, in the Liesing Valley, not far from Leoben, Graz and Liezen, lies the "Wild Mountain Mautern". More than 300 alpine animals such as wolves, bears, owls, donkeys and ibexes as well as many other animal

The Therme Erding is located in the north of Munich and is the largest slide paradise in Europe.

The Therme itself is divided into the wave pool, the spa, Vital Oasis and the sauna area.

In the slide paradise 'Galaxy' a total of 28 slides will banish your

Today's Donatus-Mai-Kirmes originated over 200 years ago. Named after the patron saint of St Martin's Church, St Donatus, today's nationally renowned fair originated from the Donatus Festival, which was first held in 1784.

St Donatus is regarded as the

Hi-Score Hannover – Germany's largest video game museum

Hi-Score, located in the heart of Hannover's Südstadt district, is a real paradise for gaming fans and nostalgics. The interactive video game museum offers a fascinating journey through more than 50

Spring and autumn are fair time in Heide. Great rides and merry-go-rounds, exciting prize stalls and a variety of culinary delights - the Heide funfair offers pure fun not only for children and young people.

Just in time for the start of spring, the new

The origins of the Simon Judah market date back to 1322, when the town of Euskirchen was granted a market charter written in Latin on parchment paper by the then sovereign, Reinald I, Lord of Montjoie, Falkenburg, Bütgenbach and Euskirchen, son of the

Traditional festival with numerous rides, colourful stalls and music. Sunday open for business.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- By train - Mosbach railway station (100 m on foot)

By car:

- Venue: City centre

Parking facilities:

- P4, City car park