Playmobil FunPark Athens, Theme park in Kifisia, Greece

Playmobil FunPark Athens is a play park in the Athens suburb of Kifisia, built around walk-through scenes featuring Playmobil figures and life-size settings. The areas cover fairy-tale castles, pirate ships, and adventure zones that children can enter and explore directly.

Playmobil FunPark Athens opened in 1997 and moved to its current site in Kifisia in 2015. The park covers 2,849 m² and receives more than 150,000 visitors a year. It is one of several Playmobil parks, alongside Zirndorf and Malta; the parks in Orlando and Palm Beach Gardens have closed, as did the Fresnes park near Paris on 31 July 2022.

The park is run by Playmobil, and its shop, the Playmobil FunStore, sells the regular range plus accessories. The on-site Lechuza café and Lechuza Store belong to Lechuza, a planter manufacturer that, like Playmobil, is part of Geobra. One of the eight play areas is set aside for toddlers with Playmobil 1.2.3, a toy line for children aged 1½ to 3.

The park is easy to get around on foot, with clear signs pointing to each area and no major level changes between zones. Some play areas are outdoors, so visiting on a dry day makes the experience more comfortable for everyone.

One of the eight play areas is set aside for toddlers, with the Playmobil 1.2.3 line made for children aged 1½ to 3. The on-site FunStore sells accessories alongside the regular range, and the Lechuza café and store belong to Geobra, the same parent company as Playmobil.