In the USA in Tennessee in the Smoky Mountains near the famous Dollywood Park an alpine coaster with a length of 1200 meters awaits you in the forest.

Spring at last, funfair at last. The smell of roasted almonds returns to the central fairground on Kurt-Schumacher-Damm. A total of over 80 attractions and rides will be on site again and look forward to your visit. Of course, food and drink will also

Founded in 1967, the town of Exmouth on the North West Cape in Western Australia has a population of just a few thousand; during peak tourist season, the population grows to around 6,000. At the Discovery Centre, you can dive for about an hour and a half

In Austria in Salzburger Land you can ride a summer toboggan run at over 1980 meters. There are also beautiful alpine huts to stop at. You can climb the mountain by cable car or on foot. In winter you can also ski here.

In the French municipality of Monteux, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, about 22 km from Avignon, you will find the Spirou Provence theme park. The still young park opened on 16 June 2018 and is dedicated to the two comic characters Spirou and

Halfway between Ostrava and Brno, near Olomouc, Czech Republic, lies Olomouc Zoo. When it was founded in 1956, the zoo had a size of 25ha. It all began there with a few deer, roe deer and pheasants.

Up to the present day, the zoo has grown to an area of

On 26 January 1978, after only 115 days of construction, the amusement park Fantasilandia was opened in the middle of the Chilean capital Santiago de Chile. It thus became part of the traditional city park O'Higgins Park and opened with, among other

Located near The Hague is Drievliet Family Park, which features several very interesting roller coasters.

The highlight is likely the launch coaster “Formule X,” with its fun and compact layout designed by Maurer Rides.

The park is particularly popular

The fair on Zaanenlaan in Haarlem is considered one of the most atmospheric and traditional neighbourhood fairs in the whole of the Netherlands. Located in the northern part of the city, the spacious, tree-lined Zaanenlaan is regularly transformed into a

The Knowsley Safari Game and Safari Park, opened by Edward Stanley, 18th Earl of Derby, and Jimmy Chipperfield in July 1971, is located in Prescot, about 13 miles (approx. 21 km) east of Liverpool city centre. The 220-hectare site is home to over 700