Lumina Park Wroclaw returns with 200+ light installations

14 October 2026 Poland Radar 0 Comments

Lumina Park Wroclaw reopens 16 Oct 2026 with over 200 light installations on a 1.5 km trail; tickets start at 39 zł online.

Lumina Park Wroclaw reopens on Friday 16 October 2026 at the Topacz Castle grounds in Ślęza, near Wrocław. The seasonal light trail will feature over 200 new installations along a roughly 1.5-kilometre route, accompanied by music and interactive elements.

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Lumina Park Wroclaw: what to expect

The organisers themed this edition “Magical Time Travel.” Visitors will walk through scenes inspired by ancient civilisations, medieval castles and imagined futures. The trail uses coloured illumination, multimedia effects and a guiding character called the Magic Courier of the Ages. The route aims to turn a regular evening stroll into a staged, immersive experience. Families, couples and friend groups frequently attend. Many visitors also take photographs, so expect good photo opportunities after dark.

Tickets, dates and opening hours

Tickets are on sale online now. Prices depend on the day and type of ticket. Online normal tickets cost 39 zł midweek and 43 zł on weekends and holidays. Reduced tickets cost 35 zł midweek and 39 zł on weekends and holidays. A family ticket costs 133 zł midweek and 147 zł on weekends and holidays. Children under two enter free. The family ticket covers two adults and two children, or one adult and three children. The organisers list special rules for holders of the Karta Dużej Rodziny. Combined tickets with the Museum of Motoring at Topacz Castle are available.

The park runs from 16 October 2026 to 14 February 2027. Opening hours differ by date ranges. From 16 to 24 October the park opens 17:30 to 21:00. From 25 October to 8 November it opens 16:30 to 21:00. From 10 November to 10 January it opens 16:00 to 21:00. From 13 to 17 January it opens 16:30 to 21:00. From 20 to 31 January it opens 17:00 to 21:00. From 6 to 14 February it opens 17:30 to 21:00. The last entry is at 20:00. The park will operate Wednesday to Sunday initially, then from 10 January 2027 it will open Thursday to Sunday. Note that on-site ticket prices are higher than online prices.

Getting there and visitor tips

The event sits on the Topacz Castle grounds in Ślęza, right outside Wrocław. Drivers should use Tulipanowa street to reach the free visitor parking. The entry from Templariuszy street will not allow vehicle access. Public transport users can take bus line 612 and walk from the “Ślęza – skrzyżowanie” stop. Expect about a 600-metre walk from that stop. Pedestrians may also use the main castle gate on Templariuszy 1.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: Karta Dużej Rodziny is a Polish family card that gives discounts to families with three or more children. If you are an expat living in Poland and have such a card, bring it to get special pricing. Also, standard Polish IDs like PESEL matter for many administrative discounts, but you do not need them to visit the park. Buy tickets online to save money and guarantee entry on popular dates.

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