Parks in Warsaw

Łazienki Park is Warsaw's most beautiful green space—76 hectares of landscaped gardens, palaces, and waterways centred on the Palace on the Isle, an elegant 18th-century summer residence mirrored in its lake.

The Saxon Garden is Warsaw's oldest public park, opened in 1727. At its centre stands the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier—a surviving arcade of the Saxon Palace, destroyed by the Nazis—guarded 24/7 by a military honour guard.

Rooftop garden atop the university library with panoramic Vistula views and free public access..

Large south-central park with running trails, food trucks, and a skate park popular with young Varsovians..

Romantic park on the Praga side with a lake, peacocks, and Art Nouveau bridges..