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Arkadia

In the deep south of the city and often overlooked. Founded in 1784 by Helena Radziwiłł the romantically landscaped park is open from ten in the morning until dusk and features a replica of Diana’s Temple standing in the centre of a manmade lake. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kabacki Forest

Found towards the south west of the city limits, the forest was the scene of Poland's worst air crash on the May 9, 1987. A memorial stone pays tribute to the 183 people who died. Read_on (No Comments)

Kampinos Forest

Immediately North West of Warsaw, Kampinos is the most accessible of Poland’s national parks. Interspersed with dunes and marshland, the forest is home to 81 endangered species, and criss-crossed with hiking and horse-riding trails. Read_on (No Comments)

Łazienki Park & Palace

The park and palace complex where half of Warsaw descends on a Sunday to take the traditional family stroll. Notable features Read_on (No Comments)

Mokotowskie Field

Penned in by the districts of Mokotów, Ochota and Śródmieście this park represents prime real estate, and right now much of the land is subject to sky-high bods from nasty real estate developers. Read_on (No Comments)

Skaryszewski Park

Skaryszewski Park
Across the river, and one of Warsaw’s most notorious parks thanks to its popularity with people who do strange things in bushes at night. Read_on (No Comments)

The Saxon Garden

Opened to the public in 1727 Saski Park ranks as one of the oldest public parks in the world, and was originally designed in a ‘French style’, before being changed to follow English aesthetics in the 19th century. Read_on (No Comments)

Ujazdowski Park

Not as grand as the nearby Łazienki, it's still a pleasant place to walk the dog and get up to other typical Sunday pastimes. Read_on (No Comments)