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Tivoli Gardens (Denmark) - This park, which is located in the city of Copenhagen, opened in 1843 and is the second oldest amusement park in operation in the world.

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Tivoli Gardens (Denmark) - There are attractions suitable for all ages, including roller coasters and spectacular shows.

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PortAventura World (Spain) - It is the largest amusement park in Europe and is located in Salou, Spain, about an hour from the city of Barcelona.

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PortAventura World (Spain) - This is an entertainment resort that has an amusement park (PortAventura Park), a water park (PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park), five themed hotels, and a golf course.

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PortAventura World (Spain) - Its many attractions and roller coasters are perfect for tourists looking for adrenaline-packed adventures and fun.

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Disneyland Paris (France) - And how could we not mention the famous Disneyland Paris? The amusement park attracts and fascinates tourists from all over the world.

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Disneyland Paris (France) - The park has several attractions inspired by Disney characters, as well as incredible parades and roller coasters.

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Disneyland Paris (France) - For the more adventurous visitors there are  two incredible roller coasters not to be missed: 'Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain' and 'Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril.'

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Efteling (Netherlands) - This park opened in 1952 and is located in Kaatsheuvel, a small village in the south of the Netherlands.

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Efteling (Netherlands) - It has many incredible attractions, as well as adrenaline-fueled roller coasters. The park looks like a real fairy tale and it's well worth a visit.

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Blackpool Pleasure Beach (England) - The park is located in the coastal town of Blackpool and is currently one of the most visited amusement parks in the UK. Around 6 million people visit the park every year.

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Blackpool Pleasure Beach (England) - In addition to having incredible attractions, the park offers labyrinths and 3D movie theaters.

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Paultons Park (England) - In Romsey you can find the World of Peppa Pig, a space dedicated to the most famous pig on English television.

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Paultons Park (England) - The park looks like a true fairy tale and its attractions fascinate children.

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Leolandia (Italy) - Leolandia is the most popular amusement park for children in Italy and the ideal place to have fun with the whole family.

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Leolandia (Italy) - It is located in Capriate San Gervasio and has several incredible carousels, shows, and lots of fun activities.

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Gardaland (Italy) - This famous park opened in 1975 and is located on Lake Garda in Castelnuovo del Garda.

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Gardaland (Italy) - Gardaland has 56 attractions and opens its gates to over 1 million visitors annually.

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Gardaland (Italy) - Gardaland has six roller coasters, including the famous Blue Tornado, an inverted roller coaster.

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Europa-Park (Germany) - Europa-Park is Europe's second most visited amusement park, just after Disneyland Paris. It opened its doors in 1975.

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Europa-Park (Germany) - At Europa-Park you will find some of the attractions designed by Mack Rides, such as the Euro-Mir roller coaster and Atlantica SuperSplash. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Legoland (Denmark) - If you want to get into the world of Lego then you have to visit the famous Legoland in Billund.

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Legoland (Denmark) - The millions of Lego pieces and constructions are absolutely amazing. There are kingdoms to visit, airplanes, gardens, and castles, among many others.

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Alton Towers (England) - The Merlin Entertainments Group's resort incorporates a theme park, water park, mini golf course, and hotel complex.

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Alton Towers (England) - Alton Towers has incredible roller coasters for those who love fun and adrenaline.

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Mirabilandia (Italy) - Mirabilandia is an Italian amusement park with a total area of ​​30 hectares, making it the largest park in Italy.

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Mirabilandia (Italy) - The most famous attractions are the inverted roller coaster Katun and iSpeed. Both attractions delight tourists from all over the world. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Futuroscope (France) - This futuristic park was opened in 1987 in the French city of Poitiers.

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Futuroscope (France) - The attractions are based on multimedia, audiovisual and robotic techniques, as well as other futuristic technologies.

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Warner Bros Park (Spain) - Near Madrid you will find the incredible Warner Bros park and its Looney Tunes inspired attractions. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Warner Bros Park (Spain) - Among the roller coasters, the highlight has to be 'Superman: La Atracción de Acero.' (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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