It's summer all year round: What Europe's largest indoor water park looks like

(Patria) - Located in the central part of Poland, Suntago Water World is part of the large Park of Poland resort and holds the title of the largest indoor water park in Europe.

It can be reached in just 45 minutes by car from Warsaw and about an hour and a half from Łódź, making it an ideal choice for a day trip, reports Punkufer.

Suntago is located near Mszczonów, and the easiest way to get there is by car, but it is also possible to arrive by organized bus lines from Warsaw or by a train-bus combination via the town of Żyrardów.

Park of Poland also offers accommodation, but it is not a classic hotel, but rather a bungalow settlement - Suntago Village has more than 90 holiday homes with various amenities, such as children's playgrounds and barbecue areas.

Suntago is particularly attractive for teenagers, couples, and adult visitors, as well as for families with older children, but there are not many attractions for the youngest.

Thanks to palm trees, high temperatures, and a tropical atmosphere, Suntago Water World offers a summer experience regardless of the season.

Jamango is the heart of the park and the place where you will find 32 water slides, spread over six levels and with a total length of over 3.2 kilometers.

One of the favorites is Jungle Eclipse, a 320-meter-long slide, as well as Rainbow Race. You will also find a wave pool, a fast river, jacuzzis, hydromassage pools, and indoor and outdoor areas with numerous sun loungers hidden among the palm trees.

A special zone for children shorter than 120 centimeters is the Pirates Playground, while most other attractions are intended for older children, teenagers, and adults.

The Relax zone is intended exclusively for adults (16+) who desire a wellness experience among the palm trees. With thermal pools, jacuzzis, spa treatments, and relaxation areas, this part of the park is ideal for those who want to escape the crowds and noise.

Saunaria is a large sauna zone with more than ten themed saunas and steam baths. Each has its own concept, temperature, and atmosphere - from classic Turkish baths to cold and dry saunas inspired by Mont Blanc.

Numerous restaurants and bars with a diverse offer are available - from Polish, Italian, American, and Japanese cuisine, to snack bars, juice bars, and even a swim-in bar, where drinks are ordered directly from the pool.