Fair (y) tale

Park Hilaria is the biggest fun fair in Eindhoven. It takes place for 10 days in the summer every year at the JF Kennedylaan, close to where the well known 'Flying Pins' (bowling) statue is located.

Park Hilaria is no longer 'just' a fun fair, there'll also be a lot of other entertainment like free live shows of artists and street theatre and over 100 fun rides and stands with food and drinks. The festival park will be open every day from 1pm to 12pm and on Saturdays till 0.30am, on the first day it will be open from 2pm until 0.30am. Entry to the area is free, prices of the rides vary from €€1,50 to € 3,00.

Arnsberger Altstadt

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