The idea is really good, but tickets are overpriced for what you get. 15Eu per person

A very unique place to visit. The gardens are gorgeous, colourful and very well maintained. At the moment, the place in some aspects is still under construction, more footpaths being built and potentially a few more ornaments. A nice place to visit atleast once in your lifetime!

Free parking. Ticket price 15 euros. Easy to find. Nice walk on a sunny day. By the look of it they will probably expand the park. Flower lovers would adore this place. Has coffee place to sit down drink and eat some ice cream. That's definitely a summer attraction.

Below average miniature quality, very poor playground, price is too high for a non complete/in construction attraction.

The babilon gardens in Palanga are a very cool place to visit with the family. This beautiful garden contains only the finest flowers and plants, but it's main attraction are the miniature replicas of the most famous landmarks around the world. If not for the scorching heat and quite bland surroundings I'd happily give it 5 stars. P.S This tourist attraction will only get better within the mext years because of the plans to build a restaurant in the gardens.

Beautifully maintained gardens with lots of famous monuments/buildings from around the worlds, fun to quiz yourself how many you can identify without reading the notes. For an added bonus we saw a wild fox wandering behind the fence. However the prices are ridiculously high for this kind of static entertainment. The park is not entirely complete yet, some construction still in progress in some corners with promises of a restaurant next year. The playground was all wet with puddles all over the area even after several hours since the last rain.

60€ for a family walk in a small garden is way too much in my opinion . After the walk we went to the cafe and the person who was at the ice cream counter neither spoke English or Russian and looked at us very angry. We also ordered 2 coffees but in the end got different cheaper drinks and the one who made them just said oops that another person took ours . Left rather bothered and probably won’t recommend to my friends.

A nice way to spend sunny day with your family. I expected the sculptured to be a bit bigger, but other than that the experience was amazing. It takes around an hour to walk around this garden and educate yourself a little:) It is also great to come with children and introduce the beauty of the world to the little ones. The ticket is 15€, which I consider to be a little overpriced tho.

Good place for short stop on the way to the sea. Miniatures made nicely, also very beautiful gardens with well maintained flowers and lawns. Maybe a bit too pricey, not worth a second visit. Ticket price 15EUR per adult and 10EUR for children above 5 year old.

Incredible views of world most recognized buildings miniatures

Nice place to visit, but it's so overpriced. It looks like it's taking shape and good iconic structures. But even though it's a new attraction, some of the items look like they need repairing already. It looks like some of the structures have been made on the cheap. E.g., paint already flaking on some of the black terracotta warriors and noticed a lot of discolouration on the structures, especially on the Sydney Opera House. A lot of the streams are dry, and this detracts from the ambience. Definitely has the feel that's it's a work in progress. So I think the 15€ per person is far too much. I mean 30€ for 2 people for a walk around a garden in 20 minutes in a half finished attraction is a bit much to ask. There is also little to offer in the way of extras like cafe, souvenirs, picnic areas, and the usual touristy stuff. OK, they've got great plans, but just now it too expensive for what's on offer. In a couple of years, it may be great if the structures hold up.

Very nice and beautiful place.

Very beautifully made, amazing buildings and flowers. Very clean and nice toilets. Didn't visit coffee shop. It took us just over one hour to see everything in slow motion. It was late evening so only 2 more families were there, plenty of opportunities for good shots. By the way, the ticket lady took cash for 4 of us, but gave only 3 tickets, I probably ruined her day asking for one more 😅

Lovely place,beautiful view, right price

It's €15 per person to see some small sculptures in an even smaller area with no shade, even trees. We arrived on a day with 30⁰C weather and did not like the idea of walking around in heat like that with nowhere to even rest in a cool area. I suppose it's an interesting experience if you have the money, but we weren't willing to pay what would have come to €100 to see some sculptures.

Interesting place to visit, one of the kind in an area. Also it has a playground for kids. So you could easily spend here an hour or two. Eventually you will have some funny photos of world’s wonders Tho price is a bit on the higher end - 15€ p.p