The park features a 1:25 scale model of the Teutonic Knights' Castle in Malbork, one of the largest brick structures in the world.
Many models include intricate details such as functional miniature lighting and moving elements.
The collection includes reconstructions of significant historical objects that have been destroyed or altered over time.
The park grounds contain a separate zone dedicated to miniature animals and fairy tale figures.
The construction of the models relies on precise architectural drawings to maintain strict proportions relative to the real-world counterparts.
Kaszubski Miniature Park in Strysza Buda features scale models of significant architectural landmarks from the Kashubia region and Poland. The park serves as an open-air museum where replicas are built at a 1:25 scale. It includes representations of famous Polish structures such as the Malbork Castle and the Basilica in Pelplin. The grounds integrate models with landscaped green spaces and walking paths. The site functions as an educational hub for understanding regional heritage through miniaturized construction. It is located in the heart of the Kashubian Lake District.
The elevated viewing area overlooking the replica of Malbork Castle.
Allocate time to explore the adjacent Giant's Park which features oversized sculptures.
Bring sun protection as the park is primarily an open-air facility with limited natural shade.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for gravel and paved paths.
Do not attempt to touch or climb on the miniature models to prevent damage to the delicate structures.
The park operates seasonally, generally closing during the winter months when snow and freezing temperatures may damage the models.
