All models are built at a precise 1:10 scale compared to the real-life structures.
The park contains a complete set of all lighthouses found on the Polish coast, including those that are no longer accessible to the public.
The models utilize modern lighting systems to replicate the specific flash patterns of the actual lighthouses they represent.
The park was created to consolidate the maritime history of the Baltic coast, which spans over 500 kilometers.
The miniature lighthouses are designed to withstand local coastal weather conditions, including strong sea winds.
Park Miniatur Latarni Morskich features a collection of 1:10 scale replicas of every lighthouse located along the Polish Baltic coast. Each model is crafted with high attention to architectural detail, replicating the materials and textures of the full-sized originals. The park is situated in Niechorze, positioned adjacent to the actual Niechorze Lighthouse. Visitors can observe the models arranged along paved paths through landscaped gardens. The collection allows for a comprehensive overview of Polish maritime navigation history in a single location. Educational displays accompany the exhibits, providing historical context for each lighthouse. The park layout is designed to allow visitors to walk around each model for 360-degree viewing.
From the vantage point looking up at a miniature lighthouse with the actual Niechorze Lighthouse visible in the background.
Bring a camera with a macro lens to capture the fine architectural details of the miniature structures.
Visit on a sunny day as the garden environment is entirely outdoors.
Combine your visit with a trip to the full-sized Niechorze Lighthouse located right next door.
Do not attempt to touch or lean on the miniature models, as they are fragile and detailed.
The park operates primarily during the spring and summer tourist season and typically closes during the winter months.
