Oskarshausen

Did Oskar Morgenstern ever imagine his legacy would become a playground? Here at Oskarshausen, in Freital near Dresden, his descendant Christian Wehlan has transformed a former Real supermarket into a vibrant family hub. Oskarshausen opened its doors in 2018. The park is named after Oskar Morgenstern, an ancestor of Wehlan. Morgenstern’s spirit lives on in the park’s mascot, “Oskar.” Oskarshausen isn’t just a theme park. It’s a place where imagination takes flight. Over 50 attractions beckon, from XXL slides and bouncy cushions to a thrilling indoor Tobeland. For those seeking creative pursuits, workshops in wood and textile printing offer hands-on experiences. A special highlight is the Illusion World, a 1,000-square-meter exhibition featuring over 50 optical illusions. This immersive world includes 4D experiences and mind-bending rooms, perfect for all ages. The park even offers themed events like “Kürbishausen,” a pumpkin exhibition, and “Gruselhausen” for Halloween. Oskarshausen continues to evolve. A new Alpine Coaster, set to open in summer 2025, will add another layer of excitement. This all-weather attraction will feature a track length of 864 meters and reach speeds of up to 40 km/h. Alongside the coaster, an educational trail will teach visitors about forest protection. Oskarshausen beautifully blends entertainment with education. Come and experience the magic of Oskarshausen, a place where history and fun collide.