17 amusement parks and theme parks in Poland

“Suntago” – the largest indoor water park in Europe, located in central Poland, 30 minutes from Warsaw

  • Central Poland (30 minutes from Warsaw).
  • A year-round park.
  • Location: Suntago, Nowy Świat 1, 96-300 Wręcza (location on Google map). 3-hour drive from Kraków, 2 h 30 min drive from Katowice, 3 h 20 min drive from Wrocław, 1 h 20 min drive from Łódź, 30 min drive from Warsaw, 2 h 40 min drive from Poznań, 3 h 30 min drive from Gdańsk.
  • Suntago is the largest INDOOR water park in Europe, located in Wręcza, 30 minutes from Warsaw. It is the perfect place to relax in a tropical climate. Surrounded by over 700 real palm trees and with temperatures of 32°C, everyone can enjoy unforgettable relaxation and water attractions all year round.
  • To ensure the comfort of all guests, the park is divided into three zones: Jamango, Relax with Wellness & Spa and Saunaria. The latter two are only accessible to people over 16 years of age.
  • Right next to the park is Suntago Village, a dedicated accommodation facility offering 102 modern modular houses.
  • Thrill-seekers will love 35 water slides, including extreme drops, high-speed racing slides, and multi-person raft adventures, the largest indoor slide zone in Europe.
  • The park also features a wave pool, lazy river, adventure river, and the Surf-Air machine for indoor surfing. Among its top attractions is Crocodile Island, an interactive adventure land for children aged 3-14.
  • Tickets to Suntago and Suntago Village are available on the official website parkofpoland.com.
  • Website in EnglishFacebookInstagram. YouTube.

Photo source: Suntago

“JuraPark Krasiejów” – a dinosaur theme park between the cities of Wrocław and Kraków

  • South Poland (between the cities of Wrocław and Kraków).
  • Location: JuraPark Krasiejów, ul. 1 Maja 10, 46-040 Krasiejów (location on Google map). 160 km from Kraków, 90 km from Katowice, 120 km from Wrocław, 190 km from Łódź, 290 km from Warsaw, 260 km from Poznań, 500 km from Gdańsk.
  • It is a year-round park also open in winter (before your visit, check the current opening hours on the park’s website).
  • Main attractions include Dinosaur Park, Evolution Park (indoor museum), Amusement Park, Time Tunnel, Prehistoric Oceanarium, Palaeontology Pavilion, and authentic excavations.
  • The JuraPark sightseeing path is 1,500 m long. Along the path, there are 200 life-size reconstructions of dinosaurs, reptiles, and amphibians (the largest park of its kind in Europe). Along the sightseeing route, there are numerous boards with photographs of plant environments characteristic of the era of dinosaurs. There are also photos from famous paleolocations – places where dinosaur remains or their tracks were discovered.
  • Other attractions include a pool with balls, Monkey Grove, a children’s train, inflatables, trampolines, merry-go-rounds, a Euro bungee, and a mini coaster.
  • Website in Polish. Facebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: JuraPark Krasiejów

“Zoo Borysew” – a zoo in central Poland famous for white tigers and lions

  • Central Poland.
  • A year-round park.
  • Location: Zoo Borysew, Borysew 25, 99 – 200 Poddębice (location on Google map). 300 km from Kraków, 200 km from Katowice, 200 km from Wrocław, 40 km from Łódź, 160 km from Warsaw, 170 km from Poznań, 300 km from Gdańsk.
  • The zoo covers 25 hectares with over 500 exotic animals representing 90 species from 5 continents (among others, white Bengal tigers, white lions, pumas, white wolves, servals, lemurs, Indian buffalos, tapirs, zebras, five species of monkeys, kangaroos, camels).
  • One of the attractions is the petting zoo with miniature goats, sheep, and rabbits.
  • The zoo can also be visited by a colorful railway (it is covered, which is helpful in case of bad weather).
  • Website in Polish. Facebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Zoo Borysew

“Zatorland” – animatronic dinosaurs, mythology park, funfair (located in the same town as Energylandia)

  • South Poland (between the cities of Kraków and Katowice).
  • In 2025, the park will be open from April 12.
  • Location: Zatorland, ul. Parkowa 7, 32-640 Zator (location on Google map). 50 km from Kraków, 60 km from Katowice, 250 km from Wrocław, 250 km from Łódź, 340 km from Warsaw, 430 km from Poznań.
  • The Zatorland park is located 3 km from the biggest amusement park in Poland – Enrgylandia.
  • There are 60 attractions gathered on 20 hectares of green land. The Park is divided into four zones – Mythology Park, Insect Park, Dinosaur Park, and Funfair.
  • The Park of Animatronic Dinosaurs – over 100 sculptures of gigantic prehistoric dinosaurs (the most impressive moving dinosaur measures 35 meters in length and would reach up to the fifth floor). The creatures are life-sized; most move, roar, and interact with visitors.
  • The Mythology Park is dedicated to Greek mythology – visitors can see the most significant characters and creatures in Greek stories. This part of the park includes three rope parks for children.
  • The Insect Park – a variety of insects on a scale similar to that of the human body, which allows children to learn about the structure and functioning of insects.
  • Other attractions include a water tram, slides, trampolines, mini go-carts, carousels, a 5D cinema, simulators, the Ferris wheel, the Viennese and chain carousels, and the crazy Drop’n Twist tower.
  • Website in English. Website in Polish. Facebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Zatroland

“Majaland Warsaw” – a theme park near Warsaw

  • East-central Poland, 25 km east of Warsaw.
  • A year-round park.
  • Location: Majaland Warszawa, ul. Przelotowa 1, 05-462 Góraszka (location on Google map). 310 km from Kraków, 310 km from Katowice, 360 km from Wrocław, 150 km from Łódź, 25 km from Warsaw, 330 km from Poznań, 380 km from Gdańsk.
  • “Majaland Warsaw” is a year-round park with an outdoor and indoor part. One of the attractions that is open only in summer is the outdoor swimming pool with slides.
  • The main attractions of the park are related to Vic the Viking, Heidi, Maya the Bee, and her friends.
  • There are 26 attractions in the park, located inside the hall and outdoors. Attractions include a water playground, Sky Fly, carousels, boats, slides, and a rollercoaster.
  • The attractions are dedicated to children aged 2-10.
  • Parents, don’t forget to pack a change of clothes for the kids (there is a water playground and fountains).
  • Website in EnglishFacebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Majaland Warsaw

“Majaland Kownaty” – a theme park in western Poland, dedicated to Maya the Bee

  • Western Poland.
  • Location: Majaland Kownaty, Kownaty 17 (location on Google map). 520 km from Kraków, 450 km from Katowice, 270 km from Wrocław, 330 km from Łódź, 440 km from Warsaw, 140 km from Poznań, 380 km from Gdańsk.
  • The park is open all year round – some attractions are indoors.
  • Attractions include Werewolf wooden rollercoaster, the Viking’s Rollercoaster, Jet Fly, the water playground, carousels, boats, slides, splash battle, and the falling tower.
  • New attractions opened last year, including Wickieland and the Super Wings area.
  • Parents, don’t forget to pack a change of clothes for the kids (there is a water playground and fountains).
  • Website in EnglishFacebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Majaland Kownaty

“Julinek” – an amusement park close to Warsaw, adjacent to the Kampinos National Park

  • East-central Poland, 40 km west of Warsaw.
  • Seasonal attraction. In 2025, open from April 26.
  • Location: Julinek Park, Julinek 1, 05-084 Leszno, (location on Google map). 380 km from Kraków, 300 km from Katowice, 340 km from Wrocław, 120 km from Łódź, 40 km from Warsaw, 280 km from Poznań, 320 km from Gdańsk.
  • The park is located near Warsaw, on the site of the former circus seat.
  • All attractions are outdoors. They include a rope park (9 routes with a total of 1,486 meters and 184 circus obstacles), an inflatable playground (over a dozen inflatables, including a water slide, which is 12 m high and 30 m long – don’t forget to pack a change of clothes), mini golf course (18 holes), climbing wall, playground, an amusement park (roller coaster, autodrome, carousels).
  • Every weekend, the Large Arena becomes a place for circus and theater performances (artists, circus performers, acrobats, actors).
  • The Kampinos Forest surrounds the park. A visit there can be combined with a walk or a bicycle trip in the Kampinos National Park (our tips in English on hiking in the Kampinos Forest).
  • Website in PolishFacebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Julinek Park

“Energylandia” – the biggest amusement park in Poland

  • South Poland.
  • Location: Energylandia, al. 3 Maja 2 Street, 32-640 Zator (location on Google map). 50 km from Kraków, 60 km from Katowice, 250 km from Wrocław, 250 km from Łódź, 340 km from Warsaw, 430 km from Poznań.
  • In 2025, the park will be open from April 5.
  • Energylandia – opened in 2014 – is the biggest amusement park in Poland, offering 5 zones for little children, teens, adults: Fairytale Land (characters from children favorite cartoons and films, carousels, mini-coasters, cars), Family Zone (attractions for the whole family, height restriction of 140 cm on some of the rides, several roller-coasters, the water rides, sight-seeing train, race at the Formula Autodrome), Extreme Zone (more than a dozen of extreme rides, the fastest and biggest roller-coasters, the enormous pendulum Aztec Swing, a 40-metre arm of the Space Booster which reaches 100 km/h speed, the  Mega Coaster Hyperion – the biggest and fastest roller-coaster in Europe in its category, the Water Coaster Speed – setting the world record among water coasters), Water Park (the largest outdoor water park in Poland; there are 3 pools with a maximum depth of 140 cm, 14 water slides, a beach; the water zone of the amusement park operates mainly in the summer period, in favorable weather when the air temperature reaches at least 20°C.), Dragon Town (a journey to the medieval world of magic and dragons that looks like straight out of The Lord of the Rings, or The Witcher; the main attraction of Dragon Town is the tallest in the world Wooden Coaster Zadra, which reaches the speed of 121 km/h).
  • Website in EnglishFacebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Energylandia

“Mandoria” – the biggest year-round theme park in Poland

  • The park is open all year round, regardless of the season.
  • Central Poland.
  • Location: Mandoria Miasto Przygód, ul. Dąbrowskiego 1, 95-030 Rzgów (location on Google map). 15 km from Łódź, 145 km from Warsaw, 220 km from Kraków, 190 km from Katowice, 215 km from Wrocław, 240 km from Poznań, 350 km from Gdańsk.
  • The Mandoria City of Adventure theme park will take you back to 1521 – the Renaissance, a fascinating age of discovery and travel. It is a year-round park – with over 20 indoor attractions, including two roller coasters, a two-level Venetian carousel, and a 6-track slide. Most attractions are already available to children over 90 cm tall, and adults can use all rides, carousels, and other attractions of Mandoria.
  • Website in English. Website in PolishFacebook.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Mandoria

“Bałtowski Kompleks Turystyczny” – the first in Poland Dinosaur Park, Amusement Park, Zoo, Horse Riding Center, Miniature Park, Prehistoric Oceanarium, Witches’ Village

  • Southeast Poland.
  • A year-round park.
  • Location: Bałtowski Kompleks Turystyczny, ul. Bałtów 8a, 27-423 Bałtów (location on Google map). 200 km from Łódź, 160 km from Warsaw, 180 km from Kraków, 250 km from Katowice, 390 km from Wrocław, 390 km from Poznań, 520 km from Gdańsk.
  • Bałtowski Kompleks Turystyczny is a place full of tourist attractions, including the first in Poland Dinosaur Park (JuraPark in Bałtów), Amusement Park, the Zoo of Bałtów, Horse Riding Center, Miniature Park, Prehistoric Oceanarium, Witches’ Village and many more.
  • JuraPark – along the nearly one-kilometer educational trail, there are almost 100 life-size models of dinosaurs. Where the Dinosaur Park is now located, there was a Jurassic beach where dinosaurs wandered. The evidence for this is the traces of dinosaurs found in the local gorge. This discovery inspired the creation of the first Jurassic Park in Poland.
  • Safari takes place in ‘The Zoo of Upper Bałtów‘ (in Polish: Zwierzyniec Górny), covering an area of over 60 ha. You will find there over a dozen species of animals, both native and from other continents, including the European bison, Scottish cattle, Tibetan yak, Cameroon sheep, Angora goats, African dwarf goats, deer, Bactrian camel, llamas, wild boars, African ostriches, emu, antelope, cow, Shetland ponies, alpacas, mouflons.
  • Website in PolishFacebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

WINTER ATTRACTIONS are available from the end of November until February.

The park’s winter attractions include Santa Claus’ Christmas Cottage, workshops at Elves Village, the Kingdom of Elsa (Frozen), and an indoor ice skating rink. Other attractions of the park – e.g. the dinosaur park are also available for sightseeing.

Photo source: Bałtowski Kompleks Turystyczny

“Magiczne Ogrody” – Magic Gardens – a fairytale theme park

  • Eastern Poland.
  • Seasonal attraction. In 2025, open from May 1.
  • Location: Magiczne Ogrody, Trzcianki 92, 24-123 Janowiec (location on Google map). 220 km from Łódź, 160 km from Warsaw, 240 km from Kraków, 300 km from Katowice, 390 km from Wrocław, 420 km from Poznań, 490 km from Gdańsk.
  • Magiczne Ogrody/Magic Garden is a theme park in eastern Poland, near the charming and popular among tourists town of Kazimierz Dolny. The park covers several hectares with designed greenery, flowers, trees, streams, waterfalls, and of course, attractions for children – fairytale zones with mysterious inhabitants. Attractions in the park are intended for children of all age groups. There are only two age-restricted zones: the newest attraction, a treetop route, available for children 4+ with a parent or 8+; and the mysterious Mroczysko zone – available only for children 6+.
  • Website in Polish, Facebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Magiczne Ogrody

“Legendia” – the oldest amusement park in Poland

  • South Poland.
  • Seasonal attraction. In 2025, open from March 29 until October 19.
  • Location: Legendia Śląskie Wesołe Miasteczko, plac Atrakcji 1, 41-501 Chorzów (location on Google map). 200 km from Łódź, 290 km from Warsaw, 87 km from Kraków, 3 km from the center of Katowice, 190 km from Wrocław, 380 km from Poznań, 510 km from Gdańsk.
  • Legendia – the oldest amusement park in Poland, opened in 1959. It is located in the Silesian Park (Park Śląski) in Chorzów on the border with the city of Katowice. It has an area of approximately 26 ha.
  • The Park offers over 40 attractions for children, families, and extreme ones, including a Ferris wheel (Legendia Flower), large planes (Dream Flight Airlines), cups (Teacups), Diamond River (sliding into the water from a height of 8 and 12 m), Lech Coaster, The Yaga Valley – a family wild river.
  • Website in Polish. Website in English, Facebook. Instagram.

Photo source: Legendia

“Farma Iluzji” – the world of illusions and other attractions for families

  • Eastern Poland.
  • Seasonal attraction. In 2025, open from April 5.
  • Location: Farma Iluzji, ul. Mościska 9, 08-455 Trojanów (location on Google map). 228 km from Łódź, 95 km from Warsaw, 270 km from Kraków, 310 km from Katowice, 430 km from Wrocław, 398 km from Poznań, 520km from Gdańsk.
  • Several dozen attractions are on over 6 hectares of green, partly forested area. There are playgrounds, queues, and merry-go-rounds for little ones. For bigger children – a world of illusions, including the Flying Hut of Secrets and the Gold Mine. You can see shows of the art of illusion and other performances every day. 
  • In summer, outdoor swimming pools are open, and a picnic area is available (barbecues and bonfires).
  • Website in Polish, Facebook. Instagram.
  • Online tickets.

Photo source: Farma Iluzji

“Deli Park” – an amusement park near the city of Poznań

  • Western Poland.
  • A year-round park.
  • Location: DELI Park, Trzebaw/Rosnówko, ul. Poznańska 1, 62-060 Stęszew (location on Google map). 215 km from Łódź, 320 km from Warsaw, 440 km from Kraków, 350 km from Katowice, 160 km from Wrocław, 17 km from Poznań, 319 km from Gdańsk.
  • Deli Park is an outdoor green area with mini landmarks, giant insects, and a mini zoo, located a 20-minute drive from Poznań, on the edge of the Wielkopolski National Park. Attractions include models of prehistoric animals, giant insects, interactive playgrounds, a Miniature Park, a Mini Zoo, a crocodile-shaped playground, inflatables, and a mini rope park. Visitors can also use the picnic area.
  • During Christmas and the wintertime, festive illuminations are installed there. You can walk among the illuminated and decorated with colorful lamps, the alleys of the park and various types of light illuminations such as a globe, a giant Christmas ball, illuminated light tunnels, a traditional Christmas nativity scene with live animals, and Christmas decorations. There is also a Santa’s Grotto, his sleigh with reindeer, at Santa’s desk, and children can sign up for the Book of Good Children.
  • Website in Polish, Facebook. Instagram.

Photo source: Deli Park

“Lunapark Sowiński” – an amusement park on the Polish coast

  • Northern Poland.
  • The park is open from May until mid-September.
  • Location: Lunapark Sowiński, ul. gen. Hallera 19, 84 – 120 Władysławowo (location on Google map). 390 km from Łódź, 470 km from Warsaw, 630 km from Kraków, 570 km from Katowice, 530 km from Wrocław, 360 km from Poznań, 66 km from Gdańsk.
  • The Park is located in the town of Władysławowo – one of the most popular Polish resorts on the Baltic Sea. From the Observation Mill, you can see the sea.
  • The most popular attraction in the park is the classic roller coaster. For lovers of thrills, there are several extreme attractions – Condor, Booster, and Extreme. You can laugh in the house of mirrors or feel a thrill of terror in the castle of fear. There are also classic carousels and floating swans.
  • Website in Polish, Facebook.

Photo source: Lunapark Sowiński

“Sady Klemensa” – an amusement park in central Poland (an hour’s drive from Warsaw and Łódź)

  • Seasonal attraction. In 2025, open from April 26.
  • Sady Klemensa (in English: Klemens’ Orchards) is a family amusement park located an hour’s drive from Warsaw (80 km to the southwest). It works seasonally – from spring to the end of September. The park’s mission is to show visiting children and their parents the importance of nature. There, you can listen to the sounds of nature, smell pine, birch, acacia, breathe fresh air. In summer, you can try cherries straight from the tree or pick raspberries or strawberries. There are also various attractions – mainly for younger children; for older children, there is, for example, a rope park.
  • Location: Sady Klemensa, Podskarbice Szlacheckie 1, location on Google map.
  • Opening hours: the park is open from spring. The park is open daily during the summer holidays in July and August. In September, it’s available only during the weekends, 10 am – 6 pm.
  • The park is closed in bad weather – you can find information on their Facebook.
  • Online tickets.
  • You can pay by credit card.
  • The park area is prepared so prams and wheelchairs can move around it.
  • Website, InstagramFacebook.

Photo source: Sady Klemensa

“Dzielnica Filmowa” – an amusement park 25 km from Warsaw

  • Seasonal attraction. In 2025, Dzielnica Filmowa amusement park is open from April 26.
  • The park is located in Zalesie Górne – a village near Warsaw, in Piaseczno County, in the Chojnów Landscape Park by the ponds, 25 km from Warsaw.
  • The most convenient way to get there is by car or train (Zalesie Górne stop).
  • Many people visit Zalesie by bike (Google map – by bike to Zalesie).
  • Dzielnica Filmowa amusement park: website in PolishFacebook, location on Google map. Opening hours: 10 am – 6 pm.
  • Dzielnica Filmowa amusement park – it is a combination of an outdoor film & cartoon museum, playground, forest, and picnic area (a collection includes several dozen of the most famous movie and cartoon cars and motorcycles; replicas of robots from popular film productions; monster trucks, giant mushrooms, dinosaurs).
  • Attractions – located close to each other – include a wake park, rope park, outdoor swimming pool, pedal boat rental, and Dzielnica Filmowa amusement park.
  • Water park Zalesie: website in Polish. Opening hours: 10 am – 6 pm (every day). The water park is open from June until the end of August. Outdoor pools consist of a swimming pool 145 cm deep and a 45 cm deep water play area with a playground composed of 3 large slides for adults and children over 140 cm. In this zone, there is also an octopus slide for smaller children. Little children can play in a spray area with spray fountains.
  • Wake Park Zalesie: Facebook, location on Google map. Online booking.

Photo source: Dzielnica Filmowa

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