A class from the Croatian island of Hvar and 20 eighth-grade students from the Grund- und Gemeinschaftsschule Rust met at Europa-Park for a special exchange. In the “Croatian Inspiration” exhibition, the students presented significant inventions and innovations from their countries through self-created art.
Exploration and Culture at Europa-Park
The Croatian students were invited by the Mack family for a three-day visit to Europa-Park to better understand German culture. They explored the new Croatia-themed area, enjoyed over 100 shows and attractions, and visited the Rulantica water world. During a joint rally, the students also learned about other European countries and received an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the park.
Cultural Presentation and Enthusiasm
Miriam Mack emphasized the importance of the new Croatia-themed area: “It is close to my heart to bring the diversity of Croatia closer to our visitors. I am delighted to see how enthusiastic everyone is about the 'Croatian Inspiration' exhibition and the new 'Voltron Nevera powered by Rimac' roller coaster.”
