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Park Mirakulum is a combination of endless fun, adventure, animals, and trees. Visitors will find it in Milovice in the Nymburk District. The park of fantastic transformations, which is inspired by the best of world amusement parks, covers an area of 10 hectares.

It is intended primarily for children under 15 years of age, but thanks to the abundance of attractions, interesting experiences, and relaxation spots, older visitors will also enjoy a visit to Park Mirakulum.

Already from a distance, visitors' attention will be captured by the Wooden Castle, which conceals various climbing frames, slides, bridges, observation towers, and an extensive complex of underground corridors. Another very popular part of the park is the Water World, which visitors will appreciate especially on hot summer days.

Do visitors like jumping on a trampoline? Several of them can be utilized in Park Mirakulum. And not just any trampolines. The trampolines in the park are huge, but small children were also thought of, and therefore a smaller one is prepared for them even in the Children's Village.

In addition, about half of the park is intertwined with rope ladders, thanks to which visitors can walk through it at a height and thus view the entire complex from a bird's-eye perspective. This is one of the largest rope centers in the Czech Republic. It is likewise possible to walk through the treetops in the Forest Town, which is furthermore intertwined with underground corridors as well.

Animals are very popular with children, and this was also thought of in Park Mirakulum. Children can thus run around in the enclosure of Dutch goats and pigs, while on the Forest Educational Trail, it is possible to see an eagle owl, a squirrel, a fox, or a raven.

And those who like adrenaline will certainly also appreciate 4 giant swings suspended at a height of 12 meters above the ground or tubing - a ride on a rubber boat. Fathers will in turn reminisce about the times of compulsory military service thanks to a ride in tracked combat vehicles in the neighboring Tankodrom, which is connected to Park Mirakulum by a narrow-gauge railway.

The entire park is thematically styled and forms an incredibly diverse whole. Visitors will certainly not be bored here, and when hunger or fatigue strikes, many fast food stalls or relaxation zones can be utilized. Celebrations or corporate events can even be organized in the park. It is sufficient to rent a barbecue spot, a chapel, or a cider house with a grill, and the fun with friends can begin.

Park Mirakulum is one of the most popular places for families with children in the entire Central Bohemian Region, visited by tens of thousands of visitors annually. It is worthwhile to plan a family trip here, or alternatively find accommodation near Park Mirakulum and spend a longer time in the park and its surroundings. Visitors will certainly leave enthusiastic and full of experiences that will be remembered for a long time.

Baroque summer palace with a Chinese pavilion near Pragu

Zámek Bon Repos, situated in the Středočeský kraj region near Čelákovice, is a unique complex of summer houses that was built as a hunting and leisure residence for a Czech nobleman. Its name, Bon Repos, means "good rest" in French, which accurately reflects its purpose. It was built at the beginning of the 18th century for Count František Antonín Špork, one of the most significant patrons of Baroque art in Bohemia. The complex consists of the main Baroque chateau and two unique auxiliary buildings. One of them is the Červený zámek, and the second is the Chinese-inspired Čínský pavilon with an octagonal floor plan, which testifies to the fashion for oriental elements at the time. After the death of Špork, the chateau changed owners and was protected, but gradually fell into disrepair. In the 1990s, the chateau passed into private ownership and is shining once again following an extensive reconstruction.

Access

Zámek Bon Repos is located in the Středočeský kraj region, near the village of Čihadla. Access by car is possible via the I/38 road, with a turn-off onto a local road. Parking is available in the vicinity of the complex. The nearest rail connection is in the nearby town of Čelákovice.

What is worth exploring

The chateau is surrounded by an extensive chateau park and forests. In nearby Brandýs nad Labem, visitors may visit Zámek Brandýs nad Labem, which is a Renaissance building and a popular residence of the Habsburgs. One may also visit the historical town of Nymburk with its valuable Gothic fortifications. For nature lovers, the Labe river and its surroundings are of interest.