Families
Poland’s biggest theme park, with rollercoasters for brave teenagers and gentle rides for little ones.
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Not authentic old Poland, but honest: if you travel with kids, a day at Energylandia buys a lot of patience for the museums. The park keeps growing and has some of the wildest rollercoasters in Europe.
I book tickets for the right day, avoid Polish school holidays where possible, and plan transport so nobody has to drive home exhausted.
Yes, with a private transfer or a mix of train and taxi. After a full day there, I usually recommend the transfer back.
Hot outdoor pools with mountain views. The best end to a hiking day, especially in winter.
Older than Wieliczka and much quieter, with an underground boat ride and a long wooden slide. Kids talk about it for weeks.
Chapels, lakes and chandeliers carved out of salt, deep under the ground. Or put on a helmet for the miners’ route.
