The miniature models are built to a uniform 1:25 scale to allow for accurate visual comparison between different regional architectural styles.
The collection focuses specifically on wooden sacred architecture, much of which has been destroyed or significantly altered in reality.
The park is situated on the premises of the Caritas Oasis of Peace, which actively supports local community programs and social initiatives.
The exhibition includes replicas of historical churches from the Lemko, Boyko, and Pogorzanie ethnographic groups.
The Miniature Park Cultural Center of the Ecumenical in Myczkowce displays over 140 scale models of wooden churches and cathedrals from Poland, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Located on the grounds of the Caritas Oasis of Peace, the park focuses on preserving the architectural heritage of the Eastern Borderlands. The models are crafted at a 1:25 scale, accurately reflecting the unique styles of Orthodox, Greek Catholic, and Roman Catholic religious buildings. Visitors can view structures that have historically defined the religious landscape of the Bieszczady Mountains region. The facility serves as an educational center highlighting the multicultural history of the former borderlands. The outdoor exhibition is set within a landscaped garden designed to provide a meditative setting. It functions as part of a larger religious retreat and community center operated by the Catholic Church.
From the raised wooden walkways that allow for eye-level photography of the miniature church towers against the forest backdrop.
Combine your visit with a walk through the adjacent animal sanctuary on the same grounds.
Check weather forecasts before visiting, as the park is entirely outdoors and subject to Bieszczady mountain weather changes.
Bring binoculars if you wish to study the minute detail work on the upper steeples of the taller scale models.
Do not attempt to touch or lean on the miniature models, as they are delicate outdoor displays exposed to the elements.
The park is significantly more accessible and fully operational during the spring-to-autumn season; winter access may be restricted due to snow.
Maintain a quiet, respectful demeanor as the site is located within a functional religious retreat center.
