Sabat Krajno Amusement and Miniature Park

Sabat Krajno Amusement and Miniature Park is a year-round family attraction in the Holy Cross Mountains (Góry Świętokrzyskie) of central Poland, about 20 km (12 miles) east of Kielce. It combines a hillside walk past more than 60 miniature world landmarks with a ropes course, a small funfair, a 6D cinema and, in winter, a ski slope. The operator bills it as the only miniature park in Europe built on a hill, so you get views over some of Europe's oldest mountains as you walk. It is one of the most popular things to do with kids near Kielce.

Where it is and how to get there

The park sits in the village of Krajno-Zagórze (roughly "KRAI-no za-GOO-zheh"), at the foot of Łysica, the highest peak in the range. By car, it is about 25 minutes from Kielce, around 2 hours from Kraków and about 2.5 hours from Warsaw. There is on-site parking. Without a car, take a train or bus to Kielce and then a local minibus run by the Oparka company. The address is Krajno-Zagórze 43c, 26-008 Górno.

The Miniature Avenue

The "Wonderful World" avenue climbs the slope past models mostly built at 1:25 scale. Highlights include:

• the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Colosseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa,
• Neuschwanstein Castle, the Brandenburg Gate and Cologne Cathedral,
• the Statue of Liberty, the White House and the Sydney Opera House,
• the Pyramids of Giza, Chichén Itzá, the Taj Mahal and Himeji Castle,
• Holy Land shrines and natural wonders such as Mount Etna, Mount Fuji and Niagara Falls.

Your ticket includes a pedal-boat ride. Allow 1.5–2 hours. The paths are paved but uphill.

Other attractions

• Ropes course: kids' route (age 3 and up), plus easy, medium and hard routes (minimum height 140 cm / 4 ft 7 in for the hardest).
• Funfair: bouncy castles, bumper cars, Crazy Yacht, a slide and aqua zorbing.
• 6D cinema with 12 films, plus a planetarium-style cinema.
• Parrot park, with visits of up to 30 minutes.
• E-bike rental.
• Magia Sabatu restaurant: two floors, more than 500 seats, regional Polish dishes and wood-fired pizza.

In winter, the slope becomes a small ski area with an 800 m main run, an 850 m second run, a beginners' area, lifts and a ski school.

Opening hours and tickets (as of October 2026)

• Hours: Monday–Friday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday–Sunday 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Hours can change with the season, weather and events, so check before you go.
• Miniature Avenue tickets: adults 59 PLN, reduced 49 PLN, family tickets 150 PLN (2+1) and 180 PLN (2+2). Children under 3 pay 1 PLN.
• Funfair day packages: from 79 PLN.
• Ropes course: 30–50 PLN per route.

You can buy tickets online, sometimes at a discount. Card payments are accepted. The website and signage are mainly in Polish.

Is it worth visiting?

Yes, if you are traveling with children or want a light, fun break between hikes in the Holy Cross Mountains. Serious theme-park fans should keep expectations modest: this is a regional park, not a major resort.

Nearby

The red trail up Łysica starts in nearby Święta Katarzyna and passes boulder fields (gołoborza) in Świętokrzyski National Park. The Holy Cross Abbey on Łysa Góra is a short drive away.