Located near Łódź, in the heart of Poland, Mandoria covers a total surface area of 50 hectares. The first stage of the investment, an indoor theme park spanning 15,000 m2, is currently under construction and will open its gates to guests in summer 2020.
Mandoria whisks guests back to the year 1520 in Renaissance Europe; the exciting Age of Discovery. With global trade routes opening, establishing pathways across land and sea, new goods find their way into Europe from South America, China and Arabia. It’s an age of unprecedented global trade growth, and Mandoria, the rich city in the heart of Poland, plays an important part.
Fun for all ages
Mandoria will welcome guests of all ages to taste delicious food and exotic drinks. Daniel Heinst, Project Director comments: “Mandoria will invite everyone to wander the Bazar to find wonderful trade from all over the world, roam the many corners of Mandoria and meet friendly citizens enjoying the good life of the City. All you have to do is to buy your visa at the gates, exchange your foreign currency in the Bank of Mandoria for Mandorian Ducats, and rise through the ranks of the Trade Council.”
Convenient location
Mandoria, City of Adventures, will operate year-round. It is located near Łódź, the third largest city in Poland, in the very centre of the country. Thanks to the crossroads of A1 highway and S8 freeway it will be easily accessible for people living in different parts of Poland, as well as neighbouring countries.
The investor of Mandoria is PTAK S.A., the owner of Ptak Fashion City – Poland’s largest fashion and apparel trade centre located at over 200 000 m2 with more than 2500 retailers. The estimated budget of the first stage of the investment is 108 million PLN (approx. 25 million euro).
Daniel Heinst adds: “Before designing Mandoria and starting construction works, we have been analysing Polish entertainment market very closely to see what is its offer for families with kids. And we have decided to deliver a unique place and extraordinary quality never seen before in Poland.”
