Mysterious Land of Turisede – a forest adventure park, not just for the youngest, combined with a treehouse hotel.
Yes, at Turisede / Kulturinsel you can pay by card, in both PLN and Euro.
Price list
- Monday - Friday
- normal ticket62 14.5person
- children 4-14 years40 9.4person
- children from 14 years, students, seniors47 11person
- Weekends and holidays
- normal ticket92 21.4person
- children 4-14 years70 16.3person
- children from 14 years, students, seniors79 18.4person
- Entire season
- children up to 3 yearsfree of charge / included
- dog access13 3.1dog
- parking9 2.1car
- tickets can be bought in €, prices in PLN may vary depending on the Euro exchange rate
- tickets include admission to both the Polish and German sides
- disabled persons and children celebrating birthdays do not pay for entry
- see full ticket price list
Opening hours / opening dates
- German side
- Every day
- Polish side
- April - October
- Every day
- the park is open all week, including holidays, except for the period from December 24 to January 1
Information
- The Mysterious Land of Turisede, known in Germany as Kulturinsel Einsiedel, is a unique adventure park for children and adults
- the entire area covers approximately 15 hectares. The Polish part of the park, Turius’ Corner in Bielawa Dolna, is connected to the German part by a pedestrian bridge over the Neisse river
- within the park, you’ll find plenty of fantastically built wooden structures connected by elevated walkways, over 500 meters of underground tunnels, a museum of the Turisede people, an archaeological site, and animals hidden in unexpected places. You’ll find most of them on the German side. On the Polish side, while walking through nature, you’ll encounter many friendly animals that you can feed!
- the park’s concept is based on the achievements of the mysterious Turisede civilization, which inhabited the Polish-German borderlands thousands of years ago, and whose community mastered the art of woodworking to perfection
- one of the civilizational achievements of the Turisede people was the custom of settling in treehouses. Therefore, within the park, you can book and spend a night in one of the wooden houses, which are located at a height of 8 to 10 meters
- several times a year, special events related to the FOLKLORUM festival take place in the park. You’ll see concerts, shows, artist exhibitions, and participate in workshops. You can find the schedule of events in the park here
- be sure to pick up a map with riddles from the reception, which will guide you on the order to explore the park and where to look for clues
- during the season, a total of 6 catering points operate on both sides of the park, and a floating cafe is located in the middle of the Neisse river
- see other attractions in Görlitz and Zgorzelec
