Dla dzieci: Oława

Oława for children: four indoor play spots, two play centres, a trampoline park and BabyBoom. See how they differ and pick the right one.

Which play centre is for younger kids?

Edu-Point on the third floor of Galeria Oławska has blocks, a slide, trampolines and tunnel mazes. There are also interactive educational stations, creative workshops and games, and the offer is aimed at children of different ages, with a focus on toddlers developing motor skills. BabyBoom at 3 Maja 2 is an air-conditioned play centre with a cafe for parents and carers that organises children's birthdays. The venue's official website does not work, so check opening hours and entry details on the spot or via Facebook. Edu-Point runs parties with decorations and group classes.

Where can kids jump and climb?

Jump 4U works in the PBS Mrówka hall and has over 1,000 m² of jumping zones. There is a foam pit one metre deep, an Airtrack in 3- and 6-metre versions, a nearly five-metre balance beam over a safety cushion and a three-storey Monkey Grove. The foam pit covers nearly 36 m², and the Monkey Grove nearly 200 m². The inflatable two-lane Ninja Track is 30 metres long. The park also runs Fitness 4U and Move 4U classes on trampolines.

What if your child likes fairy-tale interiors?

Zamkowa Kraina has a castle theme and accepts single entries as well as hire of the entire venue. It organises birthdays, balls, theatre shows and performances for the youngest. The four places differ in scale: from calm play centres to a park where kids really wear themselves out. All four places carry the "For children", "For families" and "Rainy day" tags. More ideas are on the pages Oława for families and Oława in the rain, in the general list of town attractions and on the list of places for children in the region.