Here, in Świętokrzyskie, you will be transported in time. Ceratosauruses, diplodocuses, kentrosauruses – these are only some of over 40 life-size dinosaur models, which “inhabit” a 3-hectare surface of the park. Since its creation, more attractions have been opened every year in the Bałtów Jurassic Park: the Zoo of Bałtów, the Amusement Park, 5D Emotions Cinema, Roller coaster, Prehistoric Oceanarium, Horse Riding Center “Land of Horses”, the Witches’ Village “Sabbath place” or Poland in Miniature.

The Paradise Cave (Jaskinia Raj) near the town of Chęciny is one of the most famous tourist attractions of the Świętokrzyskie Region, and one of the most beautiful karst caves in Poland. A trip to the cave can be an amazing experience for children. It can be visited without special skills. The route is electrically lit and designed to explore by tour groups.

Do you know how fuel for your car is produced? Where does oil come from? How much energy does it take to light up a light bulb? You will find answers to these and other questions in The Energy Science Centre in Kielce. Here you can start a great science journey!

It is designed for active and inspiring recreation! Leonardo da Vinci Science Center in Podzamcze near Chęciny is s the only place in Poland where all the exhibitions and educational activities are focused on the human body and its environment. It is the perfect place for families with children, school groups, active seniors … for all!

What school and study looked like in the second half of the 19th century? You can find it out visiting the Museum of Stefan Żeromski’s School Years in Kielce.

The Sacred Grove, the pagan gods called Świst and Poświst, an old inn, a herbalist’s hut, potter’s and carpenter’s workshops – you can see this in the Medieval Village in Huta Szklana in the Bieliny Commune.

Dolls, toy soldiers, puppets, model aircrafts and toy cars – the greatest collection of toys in Poland is presented in the Museum of Toys and Play in Kielce. This is an attraction not only for the youngest.

Pacanów is a real town associated with Koziołek Matołek (the Silly Goat), a famous hero of children’s literature, created by Kornel Makuszyński and Marian Walentynowicz in 1933. Koziołek Matołek was a goat and he wanted to reach Pacanów in the belief that goats are shoed there. Before his arrival to Pacanów he lost the way and visited India, China, Africa, Afghanistan and… the Moon. The European Fairy Tale Centre in Pacanów is the most amazing place for children, providing a lot of fun linked with learning.