A paradise for little kids as well as for grown-ups. The largest above-ground maze in the Czech Republic and other attractions will put both your muscles and your brain to work.
Discover the Permonium® park on the grounds of the Oslavany Engineering Plant! Elaborate attractions, such as a mine lake, a volcano interconnected with a two-level rope centre, a jungle and mining galleries, will reliably entertain both little kids and adult CEOs.
Permonium prepares skill and knowledge challenges for all people young at heart. The Magic Permon interactive game takes place in the individual attractions – it cleverly combines modern information technologies with the magical world of the Permons (dwarf miners from Czech folklore). Set out to follow in the footsteps of the Permons from Oslavany!
Each route offers more than 20 attractions at 3 difficulty levels. Which one will you choose for yourself and which one for your kids? You will be given clues for the different tasks directly by the Permons. There are 4 types of assignments – an adrenaline assignment in the rope centre, a physical assignment, a knowledge test related to mining history and a skills assignment. One of the tasks is the same for everybody: slide down the 40-metre-high mining tower into the Kukla Mine. Please note that you have 3 lives in the game. Will you manage to complete all activities with them? If you succeed, you will win a treasure...
And because such effort of your brain and muscles will make you hungry, reward yourself in the canteen and enjoy a coffee with something sweet in the café in the mining tower. And one more thing – if you come to Permonium by bike, they also have facilities for cyclists here.
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