If you’re looking for a fun place to spend a summer day by the sea with your kids, we have a recommendation that truly surprised us. We can confidently call Babylon Gardens a family paradise by the seaside. Every time we visit the coast, we make sure to stop here. This summer, Babylon Gardens (Babilono sodai) welcomed us with lots of new attractions. That is an impressive 120-meter trampoline and obstacle course, pedal boats, and even more activities for the whole family.
Family paradise by the sea
When we first visited Babylon Gardens, we realized it was much more than a miniature park. Now, every time we go to the seaside, we make sure to visit again, as the park always introduces new things for both kids and adults. However, this summer surprised us more than ever. Babylon Gardens unveiled so many new attractions that we can confidently say it’s a true family paradise by the sea. So, if you’re searching for things to do with kids by the sea, trust us – this place will be fun for both children and parents.
Biggest summer highlight – 120-meter trampoline and obstacle track
The main new attraction this summer is the 120-meter-long trampoline and obstacle track. For our kids, it quickly became one of their favorite spots in the park. Here, children can jump, climb, and tackle different obstacles. The best part is that the track is long enough, so kids never get bored, even after several runs.
Another addition that caught a lot of attention is the pedal boats. Kids can steer the boats themselves in a special pond.
Besides these summer highlights, the park always offers plenty of other activities – playgrounds, smaller trampolines, rest areas, and places where you can simply take a break. We really appreciate how tidy the grounds are and how much shade there is, so it’s pleasant to spend time here even on hot days.
You’ll also find adorable rabbits that kids can feed.
Babylon Gardens near Palanga – unique place in Lithuania
Babylon Gardens, a miniature and botanical park, is a perfect place to introduce kids to some of the world’s most impressive buildings and wonders. It’s a living space for learning about history and exploring the world.
Within a carefully landscaped 4-hectare area, you’ll find miniatures of the world’s most famous architectural landmarks. Next to each miniature, you’ll see which country the original is in and what makes it special. There’s also a brief history, so it’s truly interesting to read.
In the park, you can see the famous Sydney Opera House, the romantic Trevi Fountain, London Bridge, Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate, and the Arc de Triomphe. The park features not only the New Seven Wonders of the World – like the Taj Mahal, Colosseum, or Great Wall of China – but also ancient wonders such as the Cheops Pyramid and Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Altogether, Babylon Gardens displays 21 of the world’s greatest architectural sites, all spread out across 4 hectares.
Seedlings and stunning flower gardens
Babylon Gardens isn’t just a paradise of fun and miniatures. The park could easily be called a botanical garden, with hundreds of flower species, a huge orchard, and spots where you can taste homegrown berries or even buy seedlings.
The friendly staff is always ready to offer advice about flowers and help you buy plants. So, if you love gardening and caring for your environment, you’ll really enjoy this place.
