Phantasialand

At Phantasialand, visitors can expect a varied themed area that recalls historic Berlin at the beginning of the 20th century. The grand boulevard around Kaiserplatz conveys a nostalgic cityscape, while the adjacent Rookburgh district, with its industrial character and detailed steampunk setting, offers an exciting contrast.

In the Mexico themed area at Phantasialand, visitors experience an environment reminiscent of traditional architecture – including the Plaza Mariachi with colorful buildings in the Mexican style. The adjacent rock landscape of Chiapas as well as elements from Aztec and Maya culture complement the overall experience and create an atmospheric setting.

In the China Town area of Phantasialand, visitors encounter detailed designs featuring traditional Chinese buildings and carefully landscaped gardens. The architecture and landscaping are based on classic elements of Chinese culture, creating a calm, atmospheric environment.

With the Mystery themed area, Phantasialand offers a setting reminiscent of a medieval village. Surrounded by an impressive basalt mountain range and gloomy castle structures, the area conveys a mystical-dark atmosphere. Nordic symbols and design details emphasize the mysterious ambiance.

The Fantasy area in Phantasialand takes you into a imaginatively designed world that is especially aimed at families and children. In Wuze Town and the surrounding Baumberge at Mondsee, the fictional people of the Wuze live, brought to life with loving details and playful architecture.

Rookburgh in Phantasialand is a themed area with a strong industrial character, designed in the style of steampunk. White steam clouds, massive coal depots, and metallic constructions shape the cityscape. At the center of the area is the distinctive Hotel Charles Lindbergh. Embedded in this scenery, visitors experience an immersive world that thematically deals with the dream of flying and technical innovation.