Most models are built at a 1:25 scale to allow consistent comparison between structures of varying sizes.
The park is situated on the premises of the historic 'Kowary' carpet factory, known for producing carpets for the Kremlin and the White House.
Models are created in the park's own dedicated workshop, where model makers study blueprints and historical photographs for accuracy.
The landscaping includes carefully manicured shrubs and trees that are pruned to scale relative to the miniature buildings.
The collection includes detailed replicas of the Wang Church and various Lower Silesian castles, some of which are now ruins.
The Park Miniatur Zabytków Dolnego Śląska features over 60 scale models of historical architecture from the Lower Silesia region, primarily constructed at a 1:25 scale. Located on the site of a former carpet factory, the park meticulously recreates palaces, monasteries, and town centers found throughout the Sudetes mountains. Each model incorporates authentic construction materials like stone and wood to simulate the appearance of the original structures. Visitors walk along paved paths that mimic the geography of the surrounding Lower Silesian region. The park serves as an open-air exhibition focused on historical preservation and technical craftsmanship.
The perspective from the path in front of the Ksiaż Castle miniature allows for a dramatic composition with the mountain backdrop.
Plan your walk during clear weather, as all exhibits are located outdoors.
Take time to examine the landscaping surrounding each model, as the flora is often intentionally scaled to match the building.
Bring a camera with a macro lens or good zoom to capture the intricate details of the building facades.
Do not touch or attempt to sit on the models, as the materials are fragile and designed for visual inspection only.
Open year-round; indoor workshops are accessible, but outdoor paths may be difficult to navigate during heavy snowfall.
