Special activities and novelties

On the last weekend of April, Mini-Europe will be dressed in red and white to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Poland, in honour of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. In collaboration with the Embassy of Poland in Belgium, the Polish Tourism Organisation and many regional partners, the park offers an exceptional weekend full of activities for visitors of all ages.
On the agenda: folklore performances, street artists, regional tastings, creative workshops, tourist information and virtual experiences. The regions of Mazovia, Małopolska, Łódź, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Warmia-Masuria and Bielsko-Biała will all be represented, showcasing their traditions and expertise. You’ll be able to meet Reksio, take part in quizzes, decorate gingerbread, visit a salt mine in virtual reality, or even have a chat with… Nicolaus Copernicus himself!
And there’s more: discover two brand-new miniatures straight from Warsaw — the Palace on the Isle and the Fryderyk Chopin Monument from Łazienki Park — recently inaugurated at the heart of the park. All activities are included in the standard entry ticket. A perfect opportunity to (re)discover Europe in miniature while immersing yourself in the treasures of Polish culture!

Tremble in fear on Halloween@Mini-Europe

During the autumn holidays, Mini-Europe offers Halloween@Mini-Europe. For two weeks, this is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Halloween and its classic, life-size decorations, witches and pumpkins. It is above all an opportunity to discover how the mini skeletons and mini zombies have turned the miniature world of Mini-Europe upside down. Spiders have invaded the Eiffel Tower and zombies (good mummy and her little girl) create a crazy and humorous amusement park. Of course, Mini-Europe would not be Mini-Europe if a cultural feature was not added by describing the fate of witches in the Middle Ages or the story of Frankenstein for example.

From October 19 to November 3, Mini-Europe makes you tremble with fear – but also shiver with pleasure. For the occasion, the park takes on the colors of Halloween: hundreds of skeletons and monsters have turned the park upside down. It’s a party for skeletons and zombies in the Lunapark but also in and under the cemetery. What happened with the plane crash at the airport? And over there, is it the ghost train or the train of ghosts? There will be thousands of details to observe. Let’s also mention the revolt of the figurines against the model maker: in their turn to crush his arms, to drill him, to glue him and to paint him.

True to its reputation, Mini-Europe makes it a point of honor to entertain its visitors with fun and humor, but also to highlight our European heritage. Would you like to know the origins of the Halloween tradition? Not afraid of the darkest witch stories of the Middle Ages? Then you are making the right choice by visiting Mini-Europe during the autumn holidays.

Additional entertainment is planned for October 30 and 31 as well as November 1

From Wednesday October 30 to Friday November 1, our familiar 1/25 scale models will be visited by live actors and extras who will bring the park even more to life. For three days, visitors will benefit from additional entertainment. During your visit, you may come across a balloon-sculpting Bellboy looking for his haunted hotel, a pirate in search of adventure who will challenge you to a sword fight or the angel of death who will freeze your blood!
A make-up stand will allow visitors to treat themselves to an even more marked horror look.

The magic of a white Christmas is conquering Mini-Europe!

From December 7 to January 5, visitors to Mini-Europe will be immersed in the magic of Christmas. Visitors discover not only the poetry of Christmas but also a lot of humor in the miniature scenes. Life-size decors, reindeer or a ski lift with a mountain landscape as a backdrop guarantee beautiful selfies. At the end of the day, the facades and gardens of the miniature park are illuminated and a fascinating play of light and shadow brings out the details of the models. The park is open daily from 10am to 5pm. On December 24 and 31, the park closes an hour earlier at 4 p.m.

We recommend bringing a good zoom lens, which will allow you to capture the smallest details of the Christmas parades and markets, not to mention the winter sports which are also full of humour. Have you seen Santa getting ready to take off from the airport runway? Only in Mini-Europe you will find snowmen demonstrating against global warming! Our modelers and decorators have spent hundreds of hours making these sets, but most of all, they are the first to have fun with them.

A wide variety of scenes can be discovered throughout the park and in the countries of the European Union. Everywhere in the park, mini-scenes attract attention: a Christmas choir on the corner of a street, snowmen, children having a snowball fight, etc…

Experience the world in all sizes!

Mini-Europe and The Smurfs Experience team up to bring you a unique adventure where size does matter… in a fun way! Explore Mini-Europe and marvel at Europe’s most famous monuments in miniature, then dive into the magical world of the Smurfs, where you shrink to their tiny size and see the world from their perspective.
With a Mini-Europe ticket, enjoy 20% off your entry to The Smurfs Experience. And vice versa—your Smurfs ticket gives you 20% off at Mini-Europe!

Offer valid until the end of 2025 at Mini-Europe and as long as The Smurfs Experience remains in Heysel.

See Brussels in big… and small!