Top 3 kids-friendly things to do in Maribor

1. Trampoline park activities in Maribor

Enjoy a variety of trampoline-based attractions including dunking, dodgeball, and interactive games, suitable for all ages.

2. Glow-in-the-dark mini golf course in Maribor

A unique mini golf experience with 15 themed holes, perfect for families or groups, with a neon ambiance.

“During our visit to Maribor, we took our kids to the trampoline park and mini-golf, providing a welcome break from sightseeing. They thoroughly enjoyed the jumping and glow golf experience. The facility is new, clean, and well-organized. We have a similar venue back home in the US, but this one felt even more entertaining due to the various engaging sections of trampolines, including a climbing wall and video games. Before entering, the staff conducted warm-up exercises and guided the kids on how to make the most of their jumps in different areas. It wasn’t crowded during our visit, possibly due to it being Statehood Day, with only a handful of other children around. You can place orders at the bar, and they serve your drinks or food at the table. We enjoyed lattes while watching the kids, who opted for bubble tea. The glow golf was enjoyable; most holes presented easy to medium challenges, but one “plinko” hole was particularly tough and fun. The staff were very friendly and even assisted us in getting a taxi once we finished. This is an excellent spot for kids to exert energy and for families to enjoy some quality time together.”— deenamn

3. Pixel Game at WOOP! Maribor

Group activity for 2-6 players — a fun pixel-themed game suitable for children aged 3 and above.

“You need to buy a wristband for €2.5 each, which is reusable at any Woop location. We opted for the Pixelgame, which requires an advance online booking. You have 15 minutes and can select from various game options. Unfortunately, the loud radio made it difficult to understand the game's instructions, leading us to lose each time. We also tried the Ghostbuster VR game, which lasts 5 minutes and was enjoyable; no reservation was necessary for this. With only one person at the desk handling check-ins and game explanations, it took a while to get started due to the rainy weather causing larger crowds.”— MeKe1981