Europa Park

Europa Park is the largest amusement park in Germany, which ranks second in Europe in terms of popularity (5.5 million visitors per year) after the famous Disneyland. It was opened in 1975 in Rust , right next to the French border. The biggest advantage of Europa Park is the fact that there are more and more attractions there. So you can check back regularly and get surprised by something new every time.

Europa Park, Germany - © Brate

Europa Park is divided into 15 thematic zones , most of which refer to European countries. Among the hundreds of attractions, the most popular are roller coasters with the Silver Star, Wodan-Timburcoaster (a wooden railway speeding up to 100 km / h), Blue Fire Megacoster or Pegasus at the fore. If you prefer a slightly less extreme experience, be sure to take a ride on the EP Express , which allows you to see the entire park from above. On 95 ha, you will also find plenty of green areas, playgrounds, and an extensive catering and hotel base. Europa Park also prides itself on amazing shows - from revue on ice to theater performances. It is also worth adding that in the winter it turns into a festive Advent land, full of flickering lights and references to Christmas.

For whom?

Primarily for families with children . If you are going to Germany, you should take your children to Europa Park. This place is adapted to the needs of both older and slightly younger guests. Europa Park is also a real treat for roller coaster and adrenaline fans .