we go a beautiful alley, where we are welcomed by information boards presenting the era in which dinosaurs lived. However, we don't spend too much time here, because the largest of the local dinosaurs emerges from behind the trees - diplodocus, which is 27m long and 10m high. At each of the dinosaurs in Jurowce, the organizers put up a plate informing about the name, dimensions and life time of the dinosaur. This knowledge base will allow our kids to learn more about exciting exhibits, and sometimes they will also be interested in curiosities from the life of ancient reptiles.
We can't approach dinosaurs directly because they are set behind the railings. It's a shame but at least the exhibits will not be destroyed and they will serve you longer. For people who are not satisfied with the view and would like to touch them, one dinosaur has been set up to which we can even hug. In addition, a surprise awaits tourists at the exit - a tyrannosaur jaws, in which you can take a souvenir photo.
27 exhibits were exhibited in the Jurassic Park of Dinosaurs, however, the organizers do not exclude that this number may increase, and after a while all dinosaurs may be exchanged to come back here again and surprise us a second time.
Jurassic Dinosaur Park is part of the Amusement Park. In the vicinity of Białystok it is one of the few such places. After exploring the educational path about the history of the Earth, children will surely drag their parents to the attractions available nearby: carousels, autodrom, trampolines, go-kart track, rope park, shooting ranges, inflatable toys etc. We also recommend a walk to the Village Museum located next to the open-air museum in Jurowce. The property is really worth the attention of every tourist. Ending the trip in this area, we encourage you to visit Folwark Nadawka - an excellent restaurant with regional cuisine. This place will appeal to families with children, because the restaurant is surrounded by a mini zoo and playground.
In this way, in one place you can spend a wonderful, family Sunday.
