Baltic Miniature Park in Międzyzdroje, Miniature park in Międzyzdroje, Poland

The Baltic Miniature Park in Międzyzdroje displays models of buildings from nine Baltic countries at a scale of 1:25, including the Malbork Castle, the Holsten Gate in Lübeck, Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, and Helsinki Cathedral. A water basin shaped as the Baltic Sea at 1:45,000 holds a model of the Dar Pomorza sailing ship. The park also features a model railway and a scrapyard diorama from the TV programme Złomowisko PL.

The park opened in April 2015 as a private venture of ARR Miniatury Sp. z o.o. Its collection gathers 1:25 models of buildings from the nine countries on the Baltic coast, from Gdańsk's Żuraw crane to the Kadriorg Palace in Tallinn. A separate water basin reproduces the Baltic Sea at 1:45,000 with its coastline.

The museum displays miniature buildings from nine countries surrounding the Baltic Sea. Visitors can explore architectural styles from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia all in one location.

The park is open all year and charges an entrance fee. It lies in Międzyzdroje, a seaside resort on Wolin Island, and is privately owned by ARR Miniatury Sp. z o.o. Allow time to walk among the models and the artificial Baltic basin.

The site houses a working model railway system that winds through the miniature landscapes of the Baltic region. The railway features moving trains that visitors can watch while walking between the scaled-down monuments.