Germany
Europa-Park & Rulantica
Germany's largest theme park, with a tropical indoor water park right next door
Flying in
There's no airport at the park itself - fly into EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg or Strasbourg, then continue by car (~1-1.5 hours).
Where to stay
Hotel Bell Rock
The resort's flagship New England-style hotel, with fast-track park entry.
Hotel Kronasar - The Museum-Hotel
A design hotel inspired by European art, also with fast-track park entry.
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Where to stay in Europa-Park & Rulantica
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Airport Transfer to Your Hotel
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Kosher food & community
There's no Chabad house or kosher restaurant at the park itself. Beth Habad Strasbourg and real kosher restaurants like Le King and Autre Part are in Strasbourg, about a 50-minute drive away.
Recommended itinerary
Day 1 - Europa-Park
A huge park divided into European 'countries' - the Silver Star and Wodan roller coasters, and kids' areas like Grimm's Enchanted Forest.
Day 2 - Rulantica
An indoor tropical water park right next to the main park - water slides, a lazy river, and a wave pool.
Day 3 - Strasbourg
A drive to Strasbourg for a kosher meal, a visit to the synagogue, and a stroll through the old town (La Petite France).
More tips
- Plan meals ahead - the area is rural, with no kosher shopping available right near the park.