The miniature lighthouses are constructed to a precise 1:10 scale ratio compared to their real-life counterparts.
The railway layout includes complex tracks that simulate actual train routes, complete with crossings and stop signals.
All replicas on display are modeled after actual lighthouses currently or formerly existing along the Polish Baltic coast.
The park specifically highlights the maritime history of Western Pomerania.
Park Miniatur i Kolejek in Dziwnów displays miniature replicas of lighthouses from the Polish Baltic coastline built at a 1:10 scale. The site features an extensive model railway network that runs through landscapes connecting the scale models. Visitors can observe automated trains traveling across bridges and through tunnels integrated into the park grounds. Many of the featured lighthouses represent active or historic navigation points located along the Polish sea route. The park is designed as an outdoor exhibit focusing on maritime infrastructure and miniature engineering. It serves as a regional attraction highlighting the architectural history of Baltic naval landmarks.
The bridge section where the model trains cross, allowing for a combined shot of the track and the lighthouse replicas in the background.
Visit during the afternoon when the light is optimal for photographing the intricate details of the models.
Walk the full circuit of the tracks to capture different angles of the trains as they interact with the lighthouse displays.
Check the local weather forecast, as the exhibit is entirely outdoors and weather-dependent.
Avoid rushing through the paths, as the movement of the model trains is best appreciated at a slower, observational pace.
The park operates primarily during the spring and summer seasons; it is closed during the winter months.
