Hossoland

Hossoland is a seasonal amusement park in Brojce in Gryfice County, a dozen or so kilometres from the Baltic coast. The park describes itself as the largest amusement park in northern Poland. It is divided into four zones inspired by Baltic legends and the culture of the North: Mermaid Town, Baltambrya with an amber treasure theme, Viking Land and Dragon Valley.

Rides and features

The park's website lists 25 rides and features, from roller coasters and family carousels to rest areas. Among them are Thor, described as tracks for thrill-seekers, Aurora, which shows the world from a dragon's point of view, and Fjord, a water battle. Younger children have Eureka, the Loki playground, a driving school (Driving School), pony races (Pony Adventure) and the Hossolino train that runs around the park. There are also cars: Crazy Cars, Auto Racer and Vintage Cars.

Shows

Two shows are staged in the park. “Vikings - the Untold Story” on the Viking Stage tells of four Vikings: Ragnar, Ulf, Jan and Orm. “Be Yourself, Dragon” is set in Dragon Valley and concerns three dragons in training, one of whom does not want to frighten anyone. Show times are given on the park's website.

Nearby

Closest to the park, about 2 km away, stands the Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in Brojce. Further on, about 3 km away, lies the manor and park complex in Strzykocin, and about 6 km away the palace in Dargosław.

Practical information

• Address: Brojce 1, 72-304 Brojce. The park lies by the S6 expressway, between Brojce and Kiełpino.
• Outside the season the park is closed. Opening hours and the season calendar are given on the website hossoland.pl; check them before travelling.
• Tickets are bought online. Separate tariffs apply in the low and high season and for children, and parking is paid and also has an online ticket.
• The park's website has tabs with offers for groups, birthdays and accommodation.