Spend two relaxed hours shaping and painting kiln-fired clay keepsakes just outside Tattendorf. Ideal for families and beginners, the session includes clay, colors and two firings—with free local pickup or optional postage.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most adults and children who can sit and use their hands.
Wildlife
History
Pottery and ceramic craft have long roots in Central European folk traditions; hands-on workshops are a contemporary extension of that regional craft culture.
Conservation
Choose local pickup to reduce shipping emissions; the studio’s reuse of scrap clay and community-focused classes help limit waste and encourage sustainable craft practices.
Dumba Park
Dumba Park in Tattendorf, Niederösterreich is a family-focused outdoor attraction offering themed exhibits and activity-based experiences. The park's flagship exhibit, DINO Tattendorf, stretches across an expansive 1.5-hectare outdoor area and presents sixty life-sized dinosaurs and giant eggs set within a jungle-like landscape; visitors can reserve pre-booked tickets and use an included audio/video guide for self-paced exploration. The Kletterpark high ropes course features sixty-five obstacles ranging from beginner to advanced levels, comprehensive safety equipment, and a tandem flying fox element that enables paired descents. Seasonal and package offerings accommodate celebrations and group outings: Dino Feier and Schmetterling Feier include entry for five children and one adult, pizza slices, drinks, and optional climbing upgrades; the Dino & Schmetterling Feier combines access to both major exhibits. The Schmetterlingwelt, or Butterfly World, is designed as a tropical habitat where visitors observe live butterflies and immersive plant settings. For larger social events, Bierbiken experiences operate with a beer bike that carries up to fourteen people for hour-long rides through Tattendorf; the standard provision includes twenty liters of beer or alternative beverages and a sober driver, and catering options such as spare ribs and schnapps are offered for some packages. ALICE im Dumbapark is a themed light-art installation and interactive walk featuring illuminated tunnels, puzzles, and theatrical elements aimed at families. All attractions are located in Tattendorf and are ticketed; several experiences advise advance booking to secure preferred dates and group sizes.
The park appeals to families, school groups, birthday parties, and regional visitors from Vienna.
Location
Tattendorf, Niederösterreich
Located in Tattendorf, Niederösterreich
Bierbike Capacity
Up to 14
Hour-long ride for groups
DINO Area
1.5 ha
Size of the dinosaur exhibit
Kletterpark Obstacles
65
Beginner to advanced routes
Reserve tickets or group packages for DINO, Kletterpark, Bierbike and seasonal ALICE events — advance booking recommended.
Wear easy-to-clean clothes
Clay can stain—choose clothing you don’t mind getting messy or bring an apron.
Plan for pickup or shipping
Finished pieces can be collected for free; opt for the €5 shipping if you can’t carry pottery home.
Bring a small bag
Even with free pickup, a padded bag helps protect fragile pieces after collection.
Ask about glazing options
If you have color preferences, request them before shaping so instructors can plan glazes.
Comfortable clothes
Wear clothing you don’t mind getting clay on during shaping and painting.
Apron or old towel
Protect clothing and make cleanup easier after the session.
Padded bag or box
Use for safely transporting finished pieces if not using the pickup option.
Phone or camera
Photograph hands-on stages and finished work for memories and social sharing.