- Oberbayern: Large Bavarian brasserie with orchestra, seating 3000. Munich atmosphere. Renowned catering. Orchestra of 60 musicians.
- Cinerama: 146° panoramic 3D cinema. Unique and revolutionary show. Seating capacity of approx. 1,200.
- Meli : Vast complex with an exhibition room on the life of bees, a room dedicated to the spectacle of light and music fountains.
- Lorjou: Artistic, graphic and sound presentation of the famous "Roman de Renart" by the non-conformist French painter Bernard Lorjou.
- Water Follies: Large international music hall with variety shows. Could hold 5,000 people. Water show by swimming champions. International skating artists.
- Hawaiian Village: Enclosure grouping a restaurant, an entertainment establishment and 15 cabins. Polynesian dancers performed to the sound of Ukuleles. The village presented traditional shows on a daily basis.
- Rome-Vienna: A double establishment, with the "Roman Cellars" on the ground floor, seating about 500 people, and a Viennese café, "The Blue Danube", on the first floor, seating 1,200 people.
- Moeder Lambic
- Hungarian Cellar
- Swiss Chalet: Authentic mountain chalet in a green setting with pine trees. ,Swiss specialities.
- Electric Robot : Able to speak, calculate, dance, play several musical instruments.
- Bagatelle: Double row of shops
- Grande Galerie: Housed, among other things, an American arcade.
- Trianon: A modern café-restaurant whose various dishes were washed down with Dortmund beer.
- Brasserie Caulier snack bar: The establishment that represented the participation of the Belgian breweries.
- The Frogmen: The performances of real professional scuba divers could be followed through large mirrors. The pavilion was the seat of the International Water Sports Club.
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