Minieuroland Miniature Park in Kłodzko

On the edge of Kłodzko, opposite the shopping centre on the road to Nowa Ruda, Europe has been rebuilt at a scale of 1:25. Minieuroland is a miniature park that opened in July 2015. More than 40 hand-made models stand among flower beds, while squirrels, parrots and meerkats compete with the Eiffel Tower for children's attention.

What to see: from Kłodzko to New York

Most models are built at 1:25, with two exceptions. Kłodzko Fortress is shown at 1:50 so you can take in the whole complex from a bird's-eye view, and the Trevi Fountain at 1:8 so the sculpted detail stays visible. The park stresses that a team of modellers, sculptors and graphic designers builds everything by hand, without 3D printing.

The list of models leans heavily on the Kłodzko Land: the town hall and burghers' houses of Kłodzko's market square, the pilgrimage basilica in Wambierzyce, the palace in Bożków, the railway viaducts in Lewin Kłodzki and Ludwikowice Kłodzkie and the Kłodzko Główne station. Wrocław is represented by its town hall, the main university building, the Borek water tower and the Zwierzyniecki and Grunwaldzki bridges, and the rest of Lower Silesia by Książ Castle. From further afield come Big Ben, the Arc de Triomphe, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Dresden's Zwinger, Prague's Old Town Hall and the Statue of Liberty.

Animals and the Flower Festival

Minieuroland describes itself as an educational leisure park and an arboretum covering more than two hectares. Between the models you will find the "Orzechowa Chata" squirrel house, a free-flight aviary with a waterfall, the Tiki parrot house with lorikeets and toucans, a meerkat enclosure, Caribbean flamingos and white-eared marmosets. From late June to late October the park holds its Flower Festival; the 2026 season is its 11th edition, with tens of thousands of plants in the beds.

Tripto tip

• The park is open all year, seven days a week. Check current hours and prices on minieuroland.pl before you go.
• There is a car park (PLN 5 one-off, no time limit), a playground with a zip line and three places to eat.
• Dogs get in free and may go everywhere except the playground and the aviary. The park is adapted for visitors with disabilities.
• Allow 2–3 hours for the models and animals, and look into the modelling workshop, where you can see how new models are made.