Central Park

The owl has landed. In Prague, one of Europe’s most cultured cities, the first of a new generation of playgrounds has been placed in Central Park. Colorful and huge, with a wingspan of an impressive 36 feet, the play sculpture is made from Robinia wood. The city of Prague wanted something unique and spectacular, and as soon as they saw the Robinia Owl, they instantly fell for its looks and extraordinary play features. According to the park users, the newest addition to the park has soul and is so spectacular that it makes the park special. The Robinia Owl has quickly become a huge part of the park; it belongs there and feels like it has always been there.

The massive Owl Robinia play sculpture offers youngsters a multitude of play possibilities. The numerous ways to reach the owl's summit demand creativity from the children – will they venture through the center, scale the wings, or attempt the frontal ascent? Climbing the wings or front fosters muscle strength from fingertips to toes, as well as cross-coordination abilities. The varied climbing routes allow children to grow alongside the playground, starting with the most accessible path and gradually progressing to the most challenging. Upon reaching the top, the children are rewarded with an exhilarating descent down the tail feather slide. The wide slide encourages shared thrills, fostering cooperation.