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Theme park built in a nuclear reactor

Wunderland near Kalkar, Germany, cleverly combines a never-been-used multi-million-pound reactor with classic fair rides, including a merry-go-round, Ferris wheel, carousel and log flume. 

A swing ride has even been fitted inside the old cooling tower, while a 130ft-high climbing wall features on the outside.” via Daily Mail 

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