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Further information can be found in the privacy policy. 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. Privacy settings Here you will find an overview of the types of cookies used on the website.
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The provider may set cookies for its part. The respective data protection regulations of the provider apply. Save settings Accept all. 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. 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 Erlebnis-Resort in Rust, Baden, between Freiburg im Breisgau and Offenburg, has the largest theme park in the German-speaking region and is one of the few parks open in winter. 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 in a theme park, hang-gliding and white water rafting. The park is the only seaside theme park in the whole of Germany.
