8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Inwałd Park is a huge tourist complex consisting of as many as 5 amusement parks. Each of the parks included in Inwałd Park has a different profile, but all of them refer to the tradition and culture of the region. In the "Dream world" Miniature Park, you can see 60 miniatures of the world's most famous buildings, such as London's Big Ben, the Roman Colosseum or statues from Easter Island, but also pearls of Polish architecture - including the National Stadium and the Cloth Hall. In Dinolandia, the Land of Dinosaurs, there are over 50 models of these prehistoric reptiles, reproduced in various sizes. The largest is the 22-meter long Memenchizaur. You will also see a rich collection of skeletons and fossils here. In addition, there is also a rope park, miniature golf, monkey grove, inflatable slides, water balls and euro bungee. There are also unusual attractions, such as the beach with a dinosaur skeleton waiting to be unearthed, or the Cave of Secrets - a labyrinth in which a dangerous creature is trapped. In Inwałd, on a rocky hill, surrounded by wooden logs, there was also a medieval stronghold covering an area of 2.5 thousand meters - the Inwałd Fortress. A castle, reminiscent of the Middle Ages, with an observation tower, an Armory and a Torture Room, and a borough with wooden craftsmen's huts where we can see them at work. "Live history" lessons are conducted in the Keep. You can also find a Moving Dragons Park here. You will learn about different types of these creatures, their diet or names ... but you will also look for the eggs from which they hatch. Another attraction is the Mini Zoo situated on picturesque hills at the foot of the Little Beskids. You can see more or less known species of animals - benetta kangaroos, zebu, wild boars, chinchillas, raccoons, emus ostriches and crowned cranes. There is also a one-of-a-kind place dedicated to the memory of one of the most outstanding Poles - the garden of John Paul II. Over twenty thousand trees, shrubs and flowers create a unique image - a portrait of the Polish Pope surrounded by the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Wadowice and the Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican. There are photos and stories here, and the total length of the alleys is as much as 8 km.
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The family amusement park in Inwałd, officially Inwałd Park, is located near Andrychów and Wadowice in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. It is one of the largest and most famous in Poland. It is divided into five parts: Miniature Park, Dinolandia, Inwałd Fortress, Mino Zoo Pony and John Paul II Garden. Each one has a lot of great tidbits to complete. Thanks to such a wide offer, everyone can find something for themselves. And if you want to take advantage of all the opportunities offered by Inwałd Park, it is worth staying here for more than one day.
Each of the parks included in Inwałd Park has a different profile, but all of them refer to the tradition and culture of the region.
"World of Dreams" Miniature Park
The “World of Dreams” Miniature Park is an extraordinary place where you will visit all the most important monuments in the world, in the short time. While traveling through Australia, Greece, Italy, Poland, China, France, Mexico, you can admire the miniature buildings characteristic of each of these countries. Here you will see, among others, the Eiffel Tower from Paris, St. Peter's Square from Rome, the Chinese Wall, the Sydney Opera House, London's Big Ben, the Roman Colosseum or statues from Easter Island, but also pearls of Polish architecture - including the National Stadium and the Cloth Hall. Almost all miniatures are made in 1:25 scale, but the Viennese complex, i.e. St. Mark Square, Basilica of St. Mark and the belfry of St. The brand was made in 1:10 scale.
In addition to the miniatures of famous buildings, there is also an amusement park with carousels for both young children and those who want more experiences. Here you can watch a screening in the 5D cinema, go through the Green Labyrinth, enter the Egypt Horror Show House (only for people with strong nerves), skate on an artificial ice rink, go to the mill wheel or see the Tutankhamen Exhibition - and that's not all! Many attractions await you here.
Dinolandia
Another attraction is the Dinosaur and Entertainment Park Dinolandia. This is a great place for anyone interested in the world of dinosaurs. It is the only collection of dinosaurs in Europe, originating from the United States. Here it is very easy to move to the Mesozoic era. You will see over 50 models of prehistoric reptiles, mapped in various sizes. The largest is the 22-meter long Memenchizaur. You will also see a rich collection of skeletons and fossils here. In addition, there is also a rope park, miniature golf, monkey grove, inflatable slides, water balls and euro bungee. There are also extraordinary attractions, such as the beach with a dinosaur skeleton waiting to be unearthed, or the Cave of Secrets - a labyrinth in which a dangerous creature is trapped. Wandering through the winding corridors, you can see there old rock paintings, among other things.
Inwałd Fortress
The Inwałd Fortress is a medieval city located on an area of 2,500 m2. There is a stronghold, an armory, a torture chamber and other interesting places transporting us to the past Middle Ages. Here you will learn to make clay dishes, weave and try other activities that our ancient ancestors did. In addition, you can see the Park of Moving Dragons here. Another interesting attraction awaits in the basement of the stronghold - it is the paintball Laser Arena. By wearing special vests and shooting with a laser rifle, you earn points by hitting rivals.
John Paul II Garden
The Garden of John Paul II is a living image of Holy Pope made of flowers. You can walk among these flowers along the paths or see everything from above thanks to the observation tower. The total length of the alleys is 8 km. There are also photos and stories, commemorating important events in the life of Karol Wojtyła. The garden is located close to Wadowice, Kraków and Kalwaria Zebrzydowska - places with strong ties to the Polish Pope.
