The Zetel market is probably one of the best-known and most traditional folk festivals in north-west Germany and will once again attract visitors from all over the region. For four days, Zetel will be the centre of Frisian lifestyle and joie de vivre.
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom opened in 1968 as "Marine World" as a zoo. In 1986 the park moved to Vallejo. When the first roller coasters moved in in 1997, the park developed rapidly until it was accepted into the Six Flags Group in 1999. Today it houses
Karls-Erlebnis-Dorf Koserow is located on the island of Usedom and once again offers lots of fun, games and tasty food. In the different manufactories you will be shown how, for example, sweets are made. Afterwards you can try the delicacies of course.
The Schützenplatz in Hanover covers a total area of 10 hectares, making it one of the largest festival sites in Germany. The tradition of the festival dates back to the 15th century, and it is now the largest Schützenfest in the world with over 1
As the crow flies, it is less than 4 kilometres to the Polish border. With a view of the Glatzer Schneeberg, Staré Město, or Stubenseifen in German, has been in friendly possession of an Alpine coaster since 2022. Staré Město is located about 220
The Oldenburg Lamberti Market is one of the most beautiful and traditional Christmas markets in northwestern Germany, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Named after the neighboring St. Lamberti Church, it transforms the historic
At the end of October 2021, Plopsa Station Antwerp opened in Antwerp. The location of this indoor amusement park is special: Inside the Antwerp train station, the original comic station was taken over and developed into an indoor experience for children
In 2008, Matamba, Phantasialand's second hotel, opened. As a three-star accommodation option directly adjacent to the Deep in Africa theme area, the focus was entirely on Africa. The hotel is inspired by the clay buildings of the West African Dogon
Dublin Zoo, located in the Irish capital of Dublin, is the fourth-oldest zoo in the world. It was opened on September 1, 1831, by the Zoological Society of Dublin with 46 mammals and 72 birds, which were donated by the London Zoo. Today, the 28-hectare