Zwergen-Park Trusetal

Zwergen-Park Trusetal is a theme park featuring over 2500 dwarf figures of different sizes arranged throughout a roughly 5000 square meter garden area. The park offers winding paths, a small train ride, a climbing structure, and two food spots where visitors can rest between attractions.

The park was created to keep local traditions alive and bring joy to the community. It connects to the history of dwarfs in German fairy tale traditions and is maintained by volunteers and local groups who share their passion for storytelling and craftsmanship.

The park's name comes from the dwarfs that play a role in German fairy tales and local folklore traditions. The figures and scenes here show how these characters remain alive in local culture and tell stories that visitors can experience as they walk through the grounds.

The paths are flat and easy to walk, making the park suitable for families with children, older visitors, and anyone who enjoys a gentle stroll. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and note that opening times vary depending on the season.

The park features a special tree where dwarf figures appear to grow from magical fruits and seem to move about as visitors watch. This surprising detail often goes unnoticed by those rushing through, but it becomes one of the most memorable moments for those who pause to look closely.

• Location: Brotterode-Trusetal
• Address: Brotteroder Straße
• Phone: [phone]
• Website: https://zwergen-park.de
• GPS coordinates: 50.79646,10.42251
• Latest update: February 9, 2026 08:18