Armed with good spirits, we set off for Kurozwęki, not expecting that a real expedition awaited us. The first challenge turned out to be the famous corn maze. A seemingly innocent attraction quickly turned into a test of our sense of direction, patience, and the ability to pretend that “I’m just checking another way.” Some people passed the same corners so many times that the corn started to recognize them. Rumor has it that to this day, the echo of the question “Haven’t we been this way already?” still wanders around in there somewhere.

After a victorious escape from the green maze, we headed to the palace in Kurozwęki. The elegant interiors, history, and dignified atmosphere made everyone feel like a nobleman, if only for a moment. The next stop was the mini zoo. The animals watched us with curiosity, clearly trying to figure out who the bigger attraction actually was. The goats were hoping for a snack, the donkey ignored everyone with philosophical calmness, and the bison and the rest of the residents looked convinced they see such tours every day.

On the way back, we stopped in Bałtów, where we traveled millions of years back in time. The dinosaur park made a huge impression. We met T-Rexes, diplodocuses, and many other prehistoric giants. Some looked so realistic that a few people discreetly picked up their pace. Luckily, all the dinosaurs were on a diet… they just took pictures of the tourists.