From fast-paced roller coasters to wild water rides to animal encounters: Germany's amusement parks offer unforgettable experiences for the whole family.
Germany has a wide range of amusement parks that attract millions of visitors from all over the world every year.
From fast-paced roller coasters and exciting water rides to shows and animal encounters - there is something for every taste.
Europa-Park - A limitless adventure for young and old
The Europa-Park in Rust is the largest amusement park in Germany and offers more than 100 attractions for visitors of all ages.
In addition to fast-paced roller coasters and exciting themed rides, you can experience the cultures of Europe up close in lovingly designed themed areas.
The park is a paradise especially for families with children: with numerous attractions, shows and daily parades, fun and entertainment is guaranteed.
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Europa-Park is the largest amusement park that Germany has to offer.
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Phantasialand - A unique theme park for young and old
Phantasialand in Brühl near Cologne is one of the most famous amusement parks in Germany and inspires visitors with its unique theme worlds.
Whether in the Chinese Feng Ju Palace, at the Mexican Tiempo de Fuego or in the African town of Klugheim - in every attraction you will be transported to another world.
The Taron and Raik roller coasters and the Chiapas water ride are particularly recommended.
Phantasialand also offers numerous child-friendly attractions for families with small children.
Heide Park Resort - action and nature experience in one
The Heide Park Resort in Soltau is a must for all adrenaline junkies: With its numerous roller coasters, such as the highest and fastest wooden roller coaster in Europe, and the fast rides, thrills are guaranteed.
There are special themed worlds for children, such as Peppa Pig Land.
But relaxation and recreation are also provided: The park is located in the middle of the Lüneburg Heath nature reserve, which you can explore on a hike - for example by walking the Heidschnuckenweg.
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Movie Park Germany - The film and leisure park for real fans
In the Movie Park Germany in Bottrop, everything revolves around the topic of film and cinema.
Here you can immerse yourself in the world of Hollywood and be enchanted by film and television legends.
The park is a particular highlight for fans of horror films: During Halloween, you can be followed by zombies and other creepy creatures in the Horrorwood Studios.
But the park also offers numerous attractions for families, such as the indoor roller coaster "Van Helsing's Factory".
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Hansa Park - A journey through the world of Vikings and adventurers
The Hansa-Park in Sierksdorf on the Baltic Sea is the only amusement park in Germany that is located directly by the sea.
With a total of eleven themed areas, the park invites you on an exciting journey through the history and culture of the Vikings, the Highlanders or the Hanseatic League.
Especially the roller coasters "The Oath of Kärnan" and "Escape from Novgorod" provide adrenaline kicks.
A special attraction is the ride on the "Highlander", Europe's highest free-fall tower, where you fall 103 meters at a speed of 120 km/h.
This article was created with the help of machines and carefully checked by the editor Franziska Kaindl before publication.
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