For children
bison from a herd founded in 1976, wolves and eagles in forest enclosures near Międzyzdroje
For children
models of monuments and lighthouses of the Baltic countries at a scale of 1:25, with a miniature Baltic Sea
For children
rope park with 13 routes and 2,000 m of rope, for people from 1 to 100 years old
Things to do with kids in Międzyzdroje: the Bison Show Reserve, Baltic Miniature Park and Bluszcz Rope Park. Three ideas for families.
Bison in the forest of Wolin National Park, miniatures of lighthouses around the whole Baltic and rope courses between trees. Three family places in Międzyzdroje, one of which carries the rainy-day tag.
Zagroda Pokazowa Żubrów (Woliński PN) (Bison Show Reserve) is a herd open to visitors, founded in 1976, in the middle of the forest. It lies by the green trail about 1.5 km from the centre, roughly half an hour on foot. You watch the animals from viewing platforms behind a fence, and next to the bison live wolves, deer, wild boar and white-tailed eagles.
Bałtycki Park Miniatur w Międzyzdrojach (Baltic Miniature Park) presents models of landmarks and lighthouses from countries around the Baltic at one-to-twenty-five scale, placed according to their real positions. The park opened in April 2015, and a walk along the miniature coast is said to take about 45 minutes. There is also a miniature of the Baltic Sea and a model railway.
Park Linowy w Międzyzdrojach (Rope Park) is the Bluszcz Rope Park at Przy Wodociągach 1, with 13 routes of varying difficulty and 2000 m of rope. The website welcomes people aged 1 to 100, and the declaration can be downloaded and signed in advance.
The resort's story is told in the article Międzyzdroje: molo i Promenada Gwiazd, and an outing to the neighbouring islands in Weekend na wyspach: Świnoujście, Wolin i Międzyzdroje. The whole resort is on Międzyzdroje, and family ideas from the region in the category Dla dzieci.
According to the park's website, about 45 minutes.
By the green trail from the centre of Międzyzdroje, about 1.5 km, roughly half an hour on foot.
The website welcomes people aged 1 to 100, and the routes vary in difficulty.
