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Amusement parks, to your own taste

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Shows, roller coasters, feasting and lots of fun - whatever your adrenaline needs. Whether it's a lightning-fast roller coaster or an encounter with wild animals, Germany has a large number of amusement parks to offer. We present a selection.

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.

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 23 million standard Lego bricks and with extreme attention to detail.

Phantasialand, Brühl

Phantasialand in Brühl near Cologne is home to exotic landscapes, epic soundtracks and exhilarating rides. During the winter months, the theme park is transformed into a magical sea of sparkling lights.

Plohn Theme Park

The child-friendly Plohn Theme Park is home to more than 80 attractions spread across different themed areas. Visitors can check out the rodeo in the Wild West Town, the dragon swing in the Japanese Garden and the log flume.

Ravensburger Spieleland Theme Park

The Ravensburger Spieleland amusement park between Ravensburg and Lake Constance promises fun and adventure for families with children aged three and up.

Stukenbrock Safari Park

More than 600 African animals roam freely around Stukenbrock Safari Park, with rare white tigers and lions amongst the inhabitants. Visitors have the option of staying the night in a tent or lodge.

Tolk-Schau Family Theme Park

The Tolk-Schau Family Theme Park near Schleswig on the Baltic Sea is Germany's most northerly leisure park. It is a huge hit with families with little kids in particular thanks to its animal enclosures and massive play areas.

Tripsdrill Adventure Park and Wildlife Park

The child-friendly Tripsdrill Adventure Park and Wildlife Park, located in Cleebronn between Stuttgart and Heilbronn, is one of the oldest theme parks in 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.

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