Pumpkin farms become popular autumn attractions in Poland

Pumpkin farms have become a popular autumn attraction in Poland, offering seasonal entertainment and rural experiences.

In Warsaw, Farma Wuja Toma (Dyniolandia) located in the Bielany district provides activities such as a mini zoo with alpacas, sheep, and goats, as well as sensory paths, climbing walls, zip lines, and mazes. The farm maintains a traditional farm atmosphere with straw bales and vintage props.

In the Podkarpackie region, the Museum of Village Tradition in Tryńcza features an outdoor exhibition of approximately 300 pumpkins donated by local residents. The display includes various colors and shapes alongside historical farming equipment like plows and carts. This site offers free admission and serves as a location for educational activities and photography.