Mozirski gaj is a flower park and open-air museum in Mozirje, run by the Ecological Horticultural Society Mozirski gaj. The park was officially opened on 27 April 1978, and its story began with the transformation of an overgrown communal area into a landscaped green space.
It works well as a calm day trip, with time to stroll among seasonal plantings and enjoy the designed park landscape. The official site also presents it as a family-friendly destination with content for children, educational visits and guided tours.
The park includes flower displays, ethnographic features, a playground, an Enchanted Village and accessible paths. The park states that it is as accessible as possible for visitors with different disabilities, offers three free wheelchairs at the entrance, and has an adapted toilet. Access to the SVEA observation tower and the Japanese Garden is currently not possible by wheelchair.
Tickets can be bought in advance on the official site, and groups are advised to notify the park one day ahead to help with parking, although this is not mandatory. Because opening hours, prices and seasonal arrangements can change, always check the official website before visiting. The park is most rewarding in the warmer months, when the gardens are at their best.
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