Experience & Enjoy

A place for recreation - German amusement parks

HANSA-PARK: The Hanseatic League In Europe ©HANSA-PARK

Although Germany didn't invent amusement, it is certainly an expert in one of the best ways to experience it. This can be seen in the many indoor and interactive worlds and glorious zoos, as well as the more than 100 amusement parks, many of which hold tough-to-beat records.

Babelsberg Film Park

Babelsberg Film Park, located within the state-of-the-art media city with the same name in Potsdam, the capital of the state of Brandenburg, offers visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the film industry.

Bayern Park Leisure Paradise

Located between the Bavarian spa resorts of Bad Füssing, Bad Griesbach and Bad Birnbach, Bayern Park Leisure Paradise in Reisbach promises hours of fun for all the family whatever the weather with more than 80 attractions to choose from.

BELANTIS Theme Park

Boasting over 60 attractions across eight themed areas, BELANTIS Theme Park just south of Leipzig in the Leipzig Lake District is the largest theme park in eastern Germany.

Europa-Park in Rust

Europa-Park in Rust in Baden-Württemberg, between Freiburg im Breisgau and Offenburg, is the largest theme park in the German-speaking world and one of the very few to remain open over the winter months.

FORT FUN Adventure Park

Welcome to the Wild West in the Sauerland region! FORT FUN Adventure Park has all kinds of fun in store for budding cowboys, including the longest summer toboggan run in Europe, hang-gliding and white water rafting.

Geiselwind Adventure Park

Conveniently located next to the A3 motorway between Würzburg and Nuremberg, Geiselwind Adventure Park has plenty of fun and entertainment to offer families with children aged four and above across a site spanning more than 400,000 square metres.

HANSA-PARK Resort, Sierksdorf

A visit to the multiple-award-winning Hansa-Park in Sierksdorf on the Bay of Lübeck has come to be a must for most holidaymakers staying along the coast of the Baltic Sea. The resort is the only seaside theme park in the whole of Germany.

Heide Park Resort Soltau

Surrounded by almost 900,000 square metres of landscaped gardens, the Heide Park Resort in Lüneburg Heath is one of Germany's largest theme parks and home to 40 rides.

Klotten Wildlife and Leisure Park, Cochem

The combination of rides, attractions and animal enclosures makes for a fun-filled day out at Klotten Wildlife and Leisure Park near Cochem. Add the picturesque setting of the Moselle wine-growing region and what more could you want?

LEGOLAND Germany Resort, Günzburg

At the heart of the LEGOLAND Germany Resort near Günzburg is Miniland, where model designers have lovingly recreated European cities and landscapes using over 25 million standard Lego bricks and with extreme attention to detail.

Märchenwald Fairytale Forest in the Isar Valley

The beautifully designed Märchenwald Fairytale Forest in Wolfratshausen in the Isar valley, not far from Lake Starnberg, is ideal for families with younger children.

Movie Park Germany Bottrop

Fast-paced rollercoasters, live shows, the 30,000-square-metre Nickland area designed especially for kids and the chance to meet famous cartoon characters are all the ingredients of a fun-filled day at Movie Park Germany.

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