2025 Bruehl Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Augustusburg Castle is located in front of the station called Pruell, about 15 minutes by train from Cologne. It is not very well known in Japan, but as you can see in the photo, it is a very beautiful and cute castle that is in a very good state of preservation. You can tour the castle with a German or English guide. (It costs about 10 euros.) There were many people taking wedding photos outside. I visited on a Sunday afternoon at the end of August 2022, and it didn't seem to be very crowded, so it might be a hidden gem. It is a small castle, but it is one of the castles registered as a World Heritage Site.

I took the train from Cologne to Brühl 🚃 It's a small station, but the World Heritage Site Augustusburg Castle is right there, so access is excellent! You have to join a tour to go inside, but you can go directly without making a reservation and see the gardens if you have time before the tour. The audio included in the ticket price is available in Japanese. The tour is about an hour, so if you have time, you can buy a combination ticket and go to Falkenlust, or just stroll around the vast gardens.

#0yentravelJanuary2025 🔥Recommended points A gorgeous Baroque castle and villa registered as a World Heritage Site. The beautiful gardens and interior are highlights. 📝Travel record I visited the magnificent exterior of Augustusburg Castle and was impressed by its splendid Baroque architecture. I took my time to look around the beautiful interior and luxurious decorations inside the castle. --------------------- 📍Augustusburg Castle Parkplatz, Max-Ernst-Allee, 50321 Brühl, Germany

👀Two days ago, I went to the super stunning Augustusburg Castle near Bonn Cologne. It is a pure Rococo architectural style😍. The ultimate gorgeousness and exquisiteness are simply amazing! 📷Each exhibition hall is breathtakingly beautiful, with intricate decorations and soft colors. It is super suitable for taking photos and checking in, and the photo output rate is super high! ! Every shot you take will make you feel like you are in a European court painting. 🌳The castle also has a large back garden. After visiting the castle, take a walk in the garden, breathe the fresh air, and feel the perfect fusion of nature and historical buildings. It is so comfortable. 🚂The transportation is also very convenient. You can take the train to Bruhl (only 10 minutes drive from Bonn and 15 minutes drive from Cologne). After getting off the train, you can see the castle not far away. 👨‍🏫When you get there, a tour guide will take you in for a tour and explanation, which will take about an hour. You will be able to gain an in-depth understanding of the historical stories and architectural features behind the castle. However, please note that you need to deposit your belongings in advance. 📍Address: SchloBstraBe 6, 50321 Bruhl

Phantasialand, known as Germany's second and Europe's third-largest amusement park, is a paradise for roller coaster enthusiasts. After arriving at Brühl's main station, a shuttle bus is available to take you directly to the park, but note that the shuttle requires an additional ticket costing 4 euros for a round trip, not included in the park's entrance fee. The park opens at 9 AM, but popular rides typically start operating at 10 AM after safety tests. A fast pass is available for an extra fee, but visiting on a weekday might mean fewer crowds, so you may not need it. It's advisable to enter the park before 10 AM and head straight to popular rides like Taron or FLY to save time. The park features three scheduled shows, with timings available on the information sheet provided upon entry, allowing you to plan your route accordingly. Visitors can bring their own food, though park food is slightly pricey but acceptable. Water rides do not sell raincoats, but drying machines are available for 2 euros per use, though some may be out of order. For water ride enthusiasts, bringing extra clothes or a raincoat is recommended (especially socks, as wet shoes can be uncomfortable). Roller coaster queues are divided into two lines: one for the front row and another for the second and subsequent rows, catering to thrill-seekers. Here's a rundown of some attractions: - **FLY**: Unfortunately, it was closed for maintenance on our visit, but it's reputed to be thrilling. If open, prioritize this ride. - **Taron**: The world's second-fastest roller coaster, featuring a mid-ride acceleration that doubles the speed with a loud roar, offering an adrenaline rush. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - **Raik**: A spinning coaster akin to a pirate ship and roller coaster hybrid, starting in reverse and quickly descending from a high point. A clock displays the vehicle's position in the queue area. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - **Mystery Castle**: An indoor drop tower ride in complete darkness, enhancing the sensation of weightlessness. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - **River Quest**: The world's highest rafting ride, with boats lifted by an elevator before descending. It doesn't soak you as much as other parks, but it depends on your position. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟 - **Chiapas Wasserbahn**: A water coaster with a high drop, guaranteed to get you wet. No storage for bags, so they must be placed under the seat. Extremely thrilling. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 #Phantasialand #GermanyTravel #AmusementPark

In my opinion, the best theme park in the world is Phantasialand. Countless times, I've been moved to tears by its breathtaking experiences. From the attentive care of the ticketing staff to the stunning decorations in each area, and the immersive experiences of rides like Taron and F.L.Y., every detail in the park captivates visitors. Not to mention, the accompanying hotel experiences and excellent dining options. The essence of the Wintertraum season is its night events, and the moment you ride the F.L.Y. at night, excitement reaches its peak. As you travel through the neon-lit, misty steampunk buildings, a strong sense of surrealism hits you, and for the first time, I found myself crying on a roller coaster. This feeling will be cherished forever. ❤️ #ThemePark #RollerCoaster #EuropeTravel #Europe #AmusementPark #Cologne #Phantasialand.

Located in Köln Brühl, Phantasialand is just about an hour's drive from Aachen. It's best to head out early to avoid a two-hour traffic jam. The park features a Chinatown area, various shows including an ice skating performance, and ends with a spectacular fireworks and light show that even includes fire effects. The entrance fee is 33 euros per person, allowing you to enjoy a full day of fun for about 8 hours. However, it's advisable to book tickets about a month in advance, possibly due to the Christmas season. It's also rumored that entry is free on your birthday. The park offers a range of regular attractions, including several roller coasters and rides similar to the giant pendulum, as well as a haunted house, which is more suited for children and not particularly thrilling. The park is divided into different themed areas, such as Chinatown and a South African tribal theme. It's a great place to visit with friends. #GermanyStudyAbroad #RWTHAachenUniversity #LifeInGermany #AestheticLiving #Cologne

If you're planning a trip to Phantasialand near Cologne, here are some attractions you shouldn't miss. Start your day with the roller coaster marked as 400 on the park map. It's one of the best rides, and going early will help you avoid long lines. The water rafting ride at 403 is also a favorite, but remember to bring your own waterproof gear as they don't provide any. However, if you're visiting in the summer, you'll dry off quickly, and there are drying stations available. The log flume at 207 is another refreshing ride, and the giant swing at 208 is thrilling without being too intense. Highly recommended! The roller coaster at 300 is fun but has long wait times and a short ride duration of 40 seconds. For families with children, there are plenty of kid-friendly attractions as shown in the second and third images. It's best to arrive early to enjoy as many rides as possible, or consider staying at the park's hotel for a more leisurely experience. Ticket prices are higher during the summer at €54.59 per day, compared to €34.50 on regular days. Aside from food, there are no extra charges inside the park. Tickets can be purchased on the official website, and during the pandemic, proof of vaccination or a negative test is required for entry. Have a great time! 🥳 #GermanyLife #ExpatLife #GermanThemeParks #ThemePark

Germany is known for its impressive theme parks, and Phantasialand near Cologne is no exception. If you're planning a visit, consider staying at one of the themed hotels nearby. Although they are pricier than regular hotels, they offer perks like early entry by half an hour and free Quick Passes for certain attractions, significantly reducing wait times. Phantasialand is divided into several themed areas, including Africa, Berlin, Mexico, and China. One of the most popular attractions is F.L.Y. in the Berlin area, a steampunk-themed roller coaster with an average wait time of 1.5 hours. Thrill-seekers should head there first. Other recommended rides include Winja Fear, an indoor roller coaster that travels mostly in darkness, adding to the thrill. There's also a VR roller coaster for a unique experience. For water ride enthusiasts, the park offers a log flume ride with a drying service available for 2 euros at the exit. If roller coasters aren't your thing, Phantasialand hosts several spectacular shows. We watched two: Nobis, a musical performance, and Rock on Ice, which combines figure skating with rock music. Shows last between 30 to 45 minutes, and it's advisable to arrive 10-15 minutes early for good seats. Showtimes are displayed on screens throughout the park. Food options are plentiful, with nachos available in the Mexico area and stir-fried noodles in the China area. A local hotel staff member recommended Törtchen & Co., a pastry shop worth trying. #WeekendGetaway #Phantasialand #ThemePark #Cologne

Phantasialand is a fantastic destination for thrill-seekers and amusement park enthusiasts. Spend a day enjoying the exhilarating roller coasters and various attractions that this German theme park offers. Whether you're studying abroad in Germany or just visiting, Phantasialand provides an unforgettable experience with its unique rides and themed areas. Plan your visit to avoid peak times and take advantage of any available discount packages to make the most of your trip. #Phantasialand #AmusementPark #StudyAbroadGermany

Here's a recap of my visit to Phantasialand a couple of weeks ago. Transportation: I stayed in Cologne and took Linie 18 to Brühl Mitte, then transferred to the shuttle bus (4 euros round trip, cash only). The bus driver sells tickets while waiting, and there's a pillar marked 'Phantasialand' where you can wait. Tickets: Our tickets were a gift from last year, valued at 57 euros. During the summer special, we added 15 euros to the value and got two tickets for 70 euros. If you have similar gift vouchers, even from other amusement parks, try this for a great deal! Attractions: Black Mamba was thrilling and a great start since the wait was only about 10 minutes. Colorado Adventure was surprisingly fun, despite being underestimated due to the number of kids in line. There's a China Town area with some less exciting rides, which served as a good break. River Quest was a water ride that got us soaked, but the sunny weather dried us off quickly. Lunch: We dined at Restaurant Cocorico, enjoying delicious tapas and bread without getting too full. Raik is a quick roller coaster ride, both forward and backward. Taron is the fastest coaster with noticeable acceleration sounds, leaving my legs shaky. I skipped F.L.Y for next time. Crazy Bats is an indoor VR coaster; my glasses were loose, and the line was long. Our final ride was Chiapas-Die Wasserbahn, sharing a boat with a family using fast passes. They wore raincoats and put us in the front, but it was fun! Tips: Wear sandals and bring a waterproof backpack, but keep it light. No need for raincoats in summer as you'll dry quickly in good weather. Many kids and teens visit in summer, leading to long lines. We went on June 9th, a non-holiday Friday with fewer people than weekends. We arrived at 11 AM, with most lines around 20 minutes, except Crazy Bats, which took 45 minutes. I'll definitely return, but full-price tickets are expensive! #Phantasialand #Cologne #AmusementPark

Visiting Phantasialand on a weekday allows you to enjoy eight attractions in seven hours, including riding Taron twice. Tickets for Taron can be purchased on the day, but buying in advance is cheaper. We bought ours on the day, and the ticket office was closed, so we had to purchase online. It's recommended to download the Phantasialand App, which provides information on attractions, maps with in-park navigation, ticket purchasing, and real-time wait times for each ride, making it very convenient. Unfortunately, we missed out on the big roller coaster F.L.Y due to rain in the afternoon, which caused it to close temporarily. The park also has screens displaying wait times and temporary closures. Our favorites were Taron and Black Mamba! Taron is a launch coaster with two accelerations, which is exhilarating! Black Mamba is a suspended coaster, which is my preferred type. Winja’s Fear & Force offers a little surprise and is suitable for kids. Mystery Castle is an indoor drop tower, but it doesn't compare to the fun of the beer festival rides. I still prefer the drop tower at the fair! The swings and carousel are perfect for taking photos. The food prices in the park are reasonable, with no significant markup, which is highly appreciated! Next time, I definitely want to try the water rides and F.L.Y. #WeekendGetaway #Germany #Cologne #Dusseldorf #Phantasialand #RollerCoaster #Photography #AmusementPark #OOTD #DayTrip #FavoritePark #ShoutOutForJoy

Phantasialand is like the Disneyland of North Rhine-Westphalia! Although I didn't try the thrilling roller coasters this time, the other attractions were incredibly fun. I watched two shows: one was an acrobatics performance that left me in awe with the performers' flexibility. The show lasted about 40 minutes and was packed with a series of small acts forming a big story. The other show was in a theater with special effects like jets and water sprays. Highly recommended: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. The rides were more gentle, and I recommend the 'Kitchen Mouse' (a name I made up because I forgot the real one). It's located to the left of the central carousel and is super fun! Highly recommended: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. For lunch, I grabbed a Currywurst from a nearby hot dog stand and had ice cream in the afternoon. Summer is here, and Phantasialand is the perfect choice for a theme park visit. I plan to try the thrilling roller coasters next time! #Germany #StudyInGermany #NorthRhineWestphalia #AmusementPark #TravelGuide #Summer #RollerCoaster #Dusseldorf #ThemePark #WeekendFun #DailyLife #WeekendGetaway

🚄 Transportation: Take a train from Cologne Main Station to Brühl, then transfer to the PHL shuttle bus to the park. The round-trip bus fare is 4 euros per person. 🎫 Tickets: Purchase tickets on the official website. The previous 22-euro winter ticket was a great deal. Simply scan the code at the entrance to enter the park. 🎡 Attractions: Major attractions are marked on the map. It's best to download an app that provides descriptions of each attraction, food, hotels, and shows. Upon arrival, you can check the queue times for each attraction and showtimes. Popular attractions have a wait time of about 30-40 minutes, while smaller attractions are around 10 minutes. 🎢 The 4D Crazy Bats is quite interesting, though I couldn't figure out how to adjust the helmet for nearsightedness. Fly is something I regret not trying, but I'll definitely try it next time. 🎤 The 205 show is highly recommended, lasting about 40 minutes with various acrobatics. It's very entertaining, so try to get a good seat in advance. 🎄 The winter ticket includes evening lights and artificial snow, creating a special Christmas atmosphere. ⚠️ If visiting in winter, it's best to wear gloves as the carousel and flying chairs can be quite cold. The 4D movie sprays a bit of water at the end, so be prepared if you don't like that. Some family attractions are also quite thrilling. There aren't many calm attractions in the park, so roller coaster enthusiasts will have a great time. #Phantasialand #NorthRhineWestphaliaAmusementPark #RollerCoaster

On Friday, I visited an amusement park near Cologne, just an hour's bus ride from Cologne's main train station. It's a great place to relax over the weekend. The park is quite large, and if you're there to enjoy the rides, a full day should be just right. For those who love roller coasters and thrilling rides, it's a must-visit! Of course, leisurely enjoying the attractions, taking breaks, and snapping photos is also a great way to spend your time. #StudyinGermany #Phantasialand #WeekendGetaway #AmusementPark

If you're visiting Phantasialand, don't miss out on the Dinner Show. The four-course meal is delicious, and the performances are spectacular, making it worth every penny. The official show starts at 8 PM, so it's recommended to arrive around 7:30 PM. You'll be served a small snack first, and you can order drinks (not included in the dinner show ticket price). The show begins with a dance performance at 8 PM, followed by the first course. The pattern alternates between a half-hour performance and a half-hour meal, ending around midnight. The dinner tickets were booked by a friend who is a member of the Fantissima performance group. He and his team are from Taiwan, and their act involves diabolo juggling. We met in an interesting way through Xiaohongshu, where he is a fan of my friend @Dana Zeng. Upon hearing about our trip to Phantasialand, he helped us book the dinner show tickets with great seats and an insider discount. It's amazing how the Chinese community supports each other! Our seats were in the second row, offering a close-up view of the stage. The first half of the show had a retro vibe, reminiscent of a Broadway experience. The highlight was a costume-changing dance by a duo, especially the female dancer who changed into over 10 different colored dresses instantly. Despite our proximity, we couldn't figure out how she did it—truly impressive! The second half featured more acrobatic performances, including diabolo juggling, chain and pole acts, and various stunts. The most astonishing was a duo performing with their hair and teeth on the pole, and a group of dancers doing mechanical dance moves with incredible flexibility. For those planning a visit, it's recommended to stay at the African-themed hotel near the amusement park. Spend the day enjoying the park and the evening at Fantissima for dinner and a show. #Phantasialand #GermanThemePark #Dreamland #GermanAmusementPark #BonnSurroundings #CologneSurroundings

Looking for a perfect weekend getaway in North Rhine-Westphalia? Look no further than Brühl Phantasialand! This amusement park, known for its immersive experiences, is a must-visit, especially in winter when tickets are just over twenty euros. The park is divided into seven themed areas: 1. Deep in Africa: Enjoy a jungle atmosphere with picturesque shops. 2. Rookburgh: Experience the thrill of an aviator explorer. 3. Mexico: Immerse yourself in vibrant Mexican culture with colorful houses. 4. Mystery: Dive into a slightly dark and mysterious theme. 5. Berlin: The most glamorous and dreamy area right after the entrance. 6. Fantasy: A calm, family-friendly area with a fairytale vibe and great views behind the lake. 7. China Town: A bit dull, not highly recommended. 🎠 Recommended Rides: - F.L.Y: The world's longest flying launch coaster, offering an unparalleled flying experience. - Taron: The fastest and longest multi-launch coaster, though the wait can be long. - Chiapas: A six-minute water ride with the steepest drop, Europe's best water coaster. - Black Mamba: A thrilling suspended coaster. - Colorado Adventure: A mining train ride with a unique weightless experience. - Mystery Castle: A 65m indoor drop tower with varying descent modes. - Maus Au Chocolat: A 3D mouse-shooting game. - Crazy Bats: The world's longest immersive VR/3D animated coaster. - Winja’s Fear/Winja’s Force: Indoor coasters that are less intense. - Tartüff Crazy Hotel: A fun obstacle course-like experience. - Don't miss the classic carousel and flying chairs at the entrance. 🍽️ Dining: Each area has its own restaurants and snacks. Don't miss the Spanish churros with cinnamon sugar in the Berlin area. 🌟 Use the official app for a park map and to check wait times for each ride. 🌟 Visiting on a day with less favorable weather can mean shorter lines, allowing you to enjoy over twenty attractions in a day, including dining and photo opportunities. #NorthRhineWestphaliaGetaway #Phantasialand #WeekendAdventure #GermanyWeekend #GermanLife #FantasyPark

While visiting Bonn for the cherry blossoms during Easter, I found Phantasialand theme park to be a delightful surprise! Located at Berggeiststraße 31-41, 50321 Brühl, it's easily accessible from Bonn. We took the RE train from the main station, reaching Brühl Bahnhof in just 10 minutes. From there, a shuttle bus, with schedules available at phl-Infos.de, takes you to the park for a round-trip fare of 3 euros, which needs to be purchased separately. Our adventure began with the earliest shuttle at 8:25, but arriving later is fine since most attractions start at 10:00. We strolled around, enjoying the carousel, and queued up by 9:40. Maps are available in the park, and while there's an official app, I found the map more useful. We prioritized attractions with Quick Passes, ensuring we experienced the most popular rides first. A day is ample time to explore, with opportunities to relax, watch shows, and enjoy ice cream. The last shuttle leaves at 19:15, but we opted for the 18:15 bus to avoid crowds. The bus departs from the park entrance, and even if you miss it, you can wait at the entrance for the next one. Highlights include Taron and F.L.Y, both with 40-minute queues. Taron is a thrilling ride with rapid speeds and twisting tracks, making it a must-try. F.L.Y, with its steampunk theme, offers an immersive experience reminiscent of flying on a magical broomstick. Other notable rides are Colorado Adventure, Mystery Castle, Talocan, and Winja's Fear, with shorter wait times. Each offers unique thrills, from a family roller coaster to a drop tower and indoor coaster. Pro tip: Avoid sitting in the front row on water rides and wear gray pants to stay comfortable. Enjoy your visit to Phantasialand! #Germany #Dreamland #Phantasialand

Phantasialand is a theme park in Germany known for its high-tech and innovative attractions. The park features various themed areas, including elements of science fiction, adventure, history, and futurism. Visitors can enjoy a range of exciting and fun rides, including roller coasters, rafting, interactive exhibits, and performances. Phantasialand also frequently hosts special events and festivals, attracting more visitors. #TravelItinerary #TravelNotes #Germany #ThemePark #RollerCoaster #AmusementPark #Phantasialand

🏰Have you ever dreamed of traveling back to the 18th century and witnessing the splendor of Baroque and Rococo art with your own eyes? Then the Augustusburg Palace in Brühl, Germany is just your dream destination! This palace is not only the luxurious residence of Clemens August, the Archbishop of Cologne and the fifth Elector of Bavaria, but also a dazzling witness to the history of the Bishopric of Cologne, waiting for exploration and discovery by every traveler. 🖼️When you step into the gate of Fort Augustus Palace, the first thing that catches your eye is the Baroque-style facade, which is grand and solemn. Every detail reveals the ingenuity of the artists. The interior decoration of the palace is even more breathtaking. The grand concierge staircase and its stucco wall sculpture decoration are important representatives of German Rococo art. Every stroke and every stroke is full of artistic atmosphere and charm. 🛋️In every corner of the palace, you can feel the unique charm of Rococo art. From the wallpapers made of gilded cowhide to the exquisite furniture, to the ceiling paintings and stucco decorations, everything is full of romance and fantasy. These works of art not only demonstrated the superb skills of German craftsmen at that time, but also reflected the aesthetic pursuit and life taste of the society at that time. 🌳 Walking out of the palace, you will be attracted by the gardens of Fort Augustus Palace. The garden design here is exquisite and elegant, and every scene is like a beautiful picture. Walking in the garden, you can feel the tranquility and harmony of nature, as if you are in a paradise far away from the hustle and bustle. 🚗If you plan to go to Brühl Augustusburg Palace, then Würzburg Palace and Sanssouci Palace in Berlin are also attractions you cannot miss. Together, these three palaces constitute the three masterpieces of German palace architecture, each with its own unique style and charm. You can connect them together to create a perfect tour of German palaces and experience the architectural art and historical features of different eras. 🎒Before traveling, remember to be fully prepared. Learn about the palace’s opening hours and ticket information, and plan your itinerary. At the same time, you can also learn some knowledge about Baroque and Rococo art in advance, so that you can have a deeper understanding of the connotation and value of these artworks when you visit. 🎉Finally, don’t forget to bring your camera and a curious heart. At the Brühl Augustus Castle, you will leave an unforgettable travel memory. There are not only exquisite buildings and works of art here, but also the touch and shock of traveling through time and space. Come and start your tour of German palaces!

🌟 Want to witness the splendor of 18th-century Baroque and Rococo architecture? Want to experience the charm of one of the three masterpieces of German palace architecture? Then Augustusburg Palace in Brühl is a must-visit destination! This palace is not only the residence of the Archbishop of Cologne and the fifth Elector of Bavaria, Clemens August, but also a testament to the history of the Electorate of Cologne, taking you back to that glorious era. 🏰 As soon as you step into Augustusburg Palace, you'll be captivated by its Baroque-style facade. The magnificent architecture and exquisite carvings exude a rich artistic atmosphere. And when you enter the palace, it's like stepping into a dream world. The ceremonial staircase and its stucco decorations are important masterpieces of German Rococo decorative art, leaving you in awe of the craftsmanship of German artisans. 🖼️ Inside the palace, you absolutely cannot miss the wallpaper made of gilded leather. These wallpapers are not only colorful and beautifully patterned but also rare artistic treasures. They showcase the superb craftsmanship of German artisans at the time and reflect the aesthetic tastes and lifestyles of that era. 🎨 Of course, the Rococo-style stucco decorations, ceiling paintings, and furniture inside Augustusburg Palace are also not to be missed. These artworks not only have high artistic value but also serve as a reflection of the culture and aesthetics of the time. You can feel the delicacy and softness of Rococo art here, as if you're in a world full of romance and fantasy. 🌳 In addition to the exquisite interior decorations, the gardens of Augustusburg Palace are also a highlight. The garden design is ingenious and the scenery is pleasant, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature while appreciating architectural art. Strolling through the gardens, you can see various beautiful flowers and sculptures, as if you're in a fairy tale world. 🚗 If you're planning to visit Augustusburg Palace in Brühl, then Würzburg Residence and Sanssouci Palace in Berlin are also must-visit attractions. These three palaces are masterpieces of German palace architecture, each with its unique style and charm. You can connect them to create a perfect German palace tour. 🎒 Before your trip, make sure to prepare well. Learn about the palace's opening hours and ticket information, and plan your itinerary. You can also learn some knowledge about Baroque and Rococo art in advance, so you can better understand the meaning and value of these artworks during your visit. 🎉 Finally, don't forget to bring your camera and a good mood. At Augustusburg Palace in Brühl, you'll leave with unforgettable travel memories. Here, you'll find not only exquisite architecture and artworks but also the moving and shocking feeling of traveling through time. Come and start your dreamy journey through German Baroque and Rococo!

🌟 "In some corner of the world, there is a small miracle. It doesn't exist to conquer the world, but to bring laughter and surprise to ordinary people like you and me." — Today, let's step into Brühl Fantasy Park together and experience this unique little happiness! 🏃‍♀️💨 📍 Address: Near Cologne, Germany. For the specific address, please check: Brühler Straße 3, 51545 Brühl, Germany. ⏰ Opening Hours: Usually from 10 AM to 6 PM. Please refer to the official announcement for specific times! 🌈 Early in the morning, I embarked on a journey to Brühl Fantasy Park with anticipation for the unknown. This place was once an abandoned mine, but now it has become a magical place. ✨ 🎟️ The first step, of course, is to go to the reception to get a fast pass! Don't underestimate this thin piece of paper; it is your secret to enjoying the park! Without it, you might miss some popular attractions! 😉 🎢 When I first stepped onto "Fly Over the Horizon" (FLY), the excitement was indescribable! This attraction can only be experienced here, and it felt like magic, instantly transporting me to another time and space. 🌌 🏰 Although the park is not large, every corner is filled with meticulously designed details. From the retro town to the mysterious forest, there are new surprises waiting for you at every step. 🌿 🍔 Although the food prices are a bit painful, I have to say that the exquisite snacks are really worth trying! Especially their specialty grilled sausages, which are the perfect combination of food and scenery. 😋 🛠️ That said, a few attractions were temporarily closed due to high temperatures that day, which made me a bit disappointed. But thinking about it, even German machines can "overheat," so what do I have to complain about? 😂 🌟 In short, Brühl Fantasy Park is a place worth visiting. It may not be as luxurious as big-name parks, but it has its own unique charm. If you happen to be nearby, why not take an impromptu trip? 😉

I really like going to amusement parks when I travel! So I went to an amusement park in Germany٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ Actually, this place is located in Brühl, so it seems like not many people go there for sightseeing 🥺 If you have some free time in Germany, definitely visit it!ఇ There are more rides at Fantasialand than I thought, and there were a lot of thrilling rides, so I think I had more fun than I thought! And the churros were really delicious 🥺.. You really have to try churros..!!! Be careful of bees when eating churros🐝 The ticket prices here are strangely different every day, so it's better to check the website in advance and make a reservation before you visit! If I go to Germany again, I will definitely visit again ( ´͈ ᵕ `͈ )◞♡ 📌 Fantasialand 📌 Address: Berggeiststraße 31-41, 50321 Brühl, Germany #Amusement park #Germany #Germany travel #Fantasialand #Brühl travel