ZREFA ZABAWY | “Zmysłowo” — sensory workshops for children

TypeEducation

LocationRestaurant

Hour

11

Datum 10.10.2026

Price

25

host: Radosław SzymczakDuration: 45'age: 3‒5 yearslimited number of places

tickets available online and at CK ZAMEK ticket office

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Why do we need our senses, how do they work and can they sometimes get sick? We sharpen our eyesight, we strain our hearing to unravel these riddles together. During sensory experiments, we will touch the unknown, smell the mystery and see how to take care of our body. Creative workshops and scientific puzzles will help us understand how powerful our senses are and how they work together.

Children remain in the care of the host.

1. Is the parent/guardian allowed to be in the room during the classes - no, the child attends the class by himself.2 Can the child eat something during class - no, please do not bring food to class, but drinks are welcome, especially during physical activities3. Is there a break during class - no, but the child can take a short break if he is tired, then he stays in the room4. Is there a toilet in the room - no, the employee of CK Zamek takes the child to the toilet, but does not help with toilet activities5. Is it possible to enter the hall with a pram - no, strollers remain in front of the hall, the exception is a stroller for a child with a mobility disability6. As long as the child is provided with care — the child is under the care of CK Zamek employees during classes, before and after classes CK Zamek does not provide care. 7. What to wear the child with — during art classes the child may stain clothes with paints, please keep this in mind. Casual clothing and a change of footwear (e.g. sneakers, ballet flats, slippers) are required during physical activities 8. Is it possible to buy a ticket before class - it is rare that there are still free seats before classes, we encourage you to buy in advance.

WHERE'S THE PLAYROOM?

On the countertop stands a package of potato starch, a bottle of cosmetic and a plastic container. At the bottom is a cap with a small measuring cup and a pipette, and next to it is a bag with wooden, orange letters. Photo taken from above.