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What's new in Saxony's amusement parks?

By CHEMNITZER VERLAG UND DRUCK GMBH & CO. KG (Glomex) 3 May 2025 108 Views

Source: CHEMNITZER VERLAG UND DRUCK GMBH & CO. KG (Glomex)

What new attractions do Saxony's amusement parks have to offer this season? Whether it's a giant swing, scaredy-cat barn, or hamster wheel - we've tested it all.

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