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Theme park for younger children, where the main attraction is the miniature railway. There's no overall admission fee, you pay separately for rides, so it soon mounts up.
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Like Ogrodzienic Castle, this was a 12th century wooden stronghold on an outcrop, and when it was torched in the 14th century it was abandoned and forgotten. Rediscovered in the 1990s, it's been reconstructed, with three wooden towers and a chieftain's hut.
A stronghold has stood here at least since the 12th century, enfolded by outcrops at the 515 m highest peak of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. The first stone castle was built mid-14th century and rebuilt as a Renaissance palazzo from 1530. It was badly burned in 1655 by Swedish troops, partly repaired, then the Swedes burned it again in 1702. It was left a ruin and the last occupants left in 1810.