Germany offers a variety of theme parks that delight the whole family with spectacular attractions, impressive theming, and diverse experiences. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie looking for thrilling roller coasters or a family with young children looking for a magical adventure, there's something for everyone at these parks.
In this article, we present the 10 best amusement parks in Germany that you absolutely must visit. From high-tech roller coasters to interactive family attractions, get inspired and plan your next adventure.
1. Europa-Park, Rust
Europa-Park is the undisputed leader among Germany's theme parks. Spanning over 95 hectares, the park transports visitors to 17 European themed worlds, each with its own unique atmosphere, architecture, and culinary delights.
The Silver Star , one of Europe's tallest roller coasters, offers breathtaking speed and weightlessness. Blue Fire , a looping coaster with a rocket launch, thrills with intense acceleration. There are also highlights for families, such as Arthur – In the Kingdom of the Minimoys , an indoor and outdoor ride through a magical world.
In addition to rides, the park offers impressive shows, including figure skating shows and musicals, which make the visit an unforgettable experience.
2. Phantasialand, Brühl
Phantasialand stands for world-class immersive theming. The Klugheim theme park offers a unique experience with the Taron roller coaster—the world's fastest multi-launch roller coaster, zipping through a breathtaking rocky landscape.
Another highlight is Black Mamba , an inverted roller coaster with tight turns and spectacular effects that races through an African-inspired setting. Attractions like Maus au Chocolat , an interactive 3D thrill ride, are ideal for families.
Phantasialand also offers first-class dining and accommodation options, such as the oriental-style Hotel Matamba, which perfectly rounds off your stay.
3. Heide Park Resort, Soltau
With over 40 attractions, Heide Park is the largest amusement park in Northern Germany. Adrenaline lovers will get their money's worth on the wooden roller coaster Colossos – Battle of the Giants . At 60 meters high and featuring impressive airtime moments, it's a real crowd-pleaser.
Flight of the Demons , Germany's first wing coaster, offers a unique feeling of flying, while family attractions like Peppa Pig Land will make children's eyes light up. There are also plenty of options for water lovers, including splashy water rides.
Heide Park also boasts family-friendly hotels and a rustic camping area for adventure seekers.
4. Hansa Park, Sierksdorf
As Germany's only amusement park located directly on the seafront, Hansa-Park offers a unique combination of maritime flair and action-packed attractions. The hypercoaster "Der Schwur des Kärnan" (The Oath of Kärnan) thrills with its innovative ride, which begins with a surprise free fall.
Other highlights include water attractions such as Störtebeker's Pirate Ride and Super Splash , which offer welcome cooling on hot summer days. For families, there are numerous child-friendly rides and lovingly designed play areas.
Particularly impressive is the theming, which extends down to the smallest details and makes a visit to the park a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
5. Movie Park Germany, Bottrop
At Movie Park Germany, everything revolves around films and series. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vastness of space on the Star Trek™: Operation Enterprise roller coaster or experience numerous rides for the little ones in Nickland .
Another highlight is the stunt show, which features spectacular action sequences and amazing tricks. The park also boasts interactive experiences such as the interactive simulator "The Lost Temple."
The Hollywood-inspired theme makes Movie Park a special destination for film and theme park fans.
6. Legoland Germany, Günzburg
For Lego fans, a visit to Legoland is an absolute must. The park boasts Miniland , a miniature world with famous landmarks faithfully recreated from millions of Lego bricks.
For thrill-seekers, the Dragon Roller Coaster offers a thrilling ride through a medieval setting. Families will appreciate the interactive rides like the Lego Ninjago Ride , where you interact with virtual elements.
A stay at the Legoland Hotel or in the themed holiday homes extends the fun and ensures an eventful short break.
7. Tripsdrill Adventure Park, Cleebronn
Tripsdrill is Germany's oldest amusement park and boasts over 100 attractions that combine tradition with innovation. The wooden Mammut roller coaster combines classic roller coaster fun with modern technology, while the catapult roller coaster Karacho thrills with a rocket launch.
The Swabian-style theme, paired with lovingly designed landscapes, creates a charming ambiance. Families appreciate the many child-friendly attractions and the wildlife in the wildlife paradise.
8. Holiday Park, Hassloch
Holiday Park features one of Europe's best roller coasters: the Expedition GeForce . With spectacular ride elements and high speeds, it's considered one of the most thrilling steel roller coasters in the world.
Other highlights include the Free Fall Tower , which provides thrills, and family-friendly attractions such as Majaland , which was designed especially for younger visitors.
9. Bayern Park, Reisbach
Bayern-Park is especially suitable for families. With over 80 attractions, including the Freischütz roller coaster, the park delights young and old. Water attractions like whitewater rafting provide a refreshing way to cool off.
10. Serengeti Park, Hodenhagen
This park combines an amusement park and a safari park. Visitors can experience wild animals up close and then enjoy rides like the Aqua Safari or the Black Mamba Jetboat Ride .
