Minieuroland in Kłodzko, Miniature park in Kłodzko, Poland

Minieuroland in Kłodzko is a miniature park covering about 20,000 m² that opened in July 2015. Its models reproduce buildings from the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, including the Kłodzko town hall, the Gothic bridge and Kłodzko Fortress, alongside European landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower's arch, Rome's Trevi Fountain, London's Big Ben, Berlin's Brandenburg Gate and Prague's town hall, plus the Statue of Liberty from North America.

The park opened in July 2015 on about 20,000 m² as a private venture of JM Park Sp. z o.o. Its models cover Kłodzko and the Kłodzko Land, Lower Silesia, and other parts of Europe and North America. A 30-metre viewing tower modelled on the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur is planned.

The models are grouped by region: Kłodzko and the Kłodzko Land, Wrocław, Lower Silesia, the rest of Europe and North America. Local subjects include the Gothic bridge and the Kłodzko fortress, while the European set runs from the Trevi Fountain to Big Ben and the Statue of Liberty.

The park is easy to walk through and clearly marked, so visitors can navigate between the models without difficulty. There are shaded rest areas along the paths, and the grounds are mostly flat, making it accessible for families with strollers and those with mobility needs.

The park is privately owned by JM Park Sp. z o.o. and covers about 20,000 m². A 30-metre viewing tower is planned, designed as a scale model of the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur. The miniature collection also reaches beyond Europe, with the Statue of Liberty representing North America.