Amusement Park Attractions
Mandoria

Over 30 attractions for both young
and older explorers!

Novelty

Aquila

The fastest rollercoaster in Mandoria

Le Chariot

Giant carriage wheel

Łaźnia

A swirling place of relaxation

Warsztat Leonarda

Leonard’s legendary Workshop discovered!

Kilof

A powerful carousel capable of splitting the hardest marble

Carrara

A rollercoaster journey on the marble trail

Karotka

A lively carousel for young and old alike

Stary Fort

The largest wooden playground in Poland

Dolinka Daria

Playground uncovered by Dario for his youngest friends.

Chytra Wydra

Jump into the rushing current with Otto and explore his favorite delicacies at the Fishermen’s Guild!

Merkant

An amazing roller-coaster for the whole family

Galeon

A giant ship whirling over the port

Karawana

The largest two-tier Venetian carousel in the country

Latarnia Leonarda

Delightful Magic Bicycles carousel

Barbakan

Huge slide with as many as 6 lanes

Rybak Bartek

Carousel with boats on the water

Mroczny Dwór

The only roller-coaster in the country that runs in the dark

Ratusz

One of the biggest amusement parks in the country

Bal Butów

The only bumper cars in Poland that look like shoes

Strzelnica

A unique shooting range with historic rifles

Atelier Kazmira

Multi-story play house

Beczki

Wonderful carousel in the vineyard

Orkiestra Błaznów

Hilarious moving bench

Skarbiec

Gigantic mirror maze

The Gem

Carousel with suspended double seats

Zatoka Piskorza

Remote-controlled boats

Tratwa

A real raft in Mandorian waters

Szalupy

Pedal boats for children
Accessibility guide to the attractions

Attractions for children. Łódź and the surrounding area

A port city in the heart of the country? Sounds far-fetched… and yet here it is! Mandoria is the only Renaissance city that has survived in central Poland. It sits right next to Łódź, in the town of Rzgów, and flourishes with double the energy, as if the age of discovery and travel had never come to an end. In other words, attractions for children (in the Łódź area) have been running here unchanged for many centuries! The souk is still buzzing with life, every day a caravan brings goods from the most distant corners of the world, and the striking tenement houses stand proudly despite the roller coasters that set the walls trembling. And although there aren’t many bodies of water in central Poland, even the Port of Mandoria operates without interruption. Naysayers claim it’s all thanks to the proximity of Łódź — after all, we’re talking about children’s attractions in the Łódź area, and “łódź” is practically a maritime word (it means “boat”) — but the people of Mandoria don’t entirely agree. Even so, with a smile on their faces, they share their treasures with all their Guests, including those from corners of the world yet unknown. So if you’re looking for attractions for children in Łódź and the surrounding area, Mandoria certainly won’t disappoint you.