Amusement parks
Zator near Oświęcim is known for its amusement parks, but only in one of them do Greek gods and mythical creatures stand beside a real pond. The Park of Mythology is part of the Zatorland complex — the Park of Moving Dinosaurs, the Park of Insects and the Lunapark operate alongside it — and it spreads around a pond crossed by a water tram.
On the banks of the pond stand figures of gods and heroes: Zeus, Athena, Hestia and Apollo, Achilles fighting Hector, Perseus rescuing Andromeda, and Daedalus with Icarus. Helios battles the serpent Python, and since 2018 the park's newest character has been a five-metre Cyclops. The wooden Trojan Horse is so large that you can walk inside it. The best way to take it all in is from the deck of the water tram — the cruise across the pond shows the sculptures from an angle no walk along the paths can offer.
The ticket covers the maze, dancing fountains, rope park, giant swing and playground. The park operates seasonally from May to October, daily from 10:00 to 20:00, and the car park is free of charge. Energylandia lies just 2.6 kilometres away, so the two sites combine easily into a weekend plan in Zator.
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