Park Praski is a 19th-century park on the east side of Warsaw, beside the zoo. Its paths pass mature trees and contemporary sculptures, including a giant metal giraffe. Come for a quiet walk, autumn foliage or a family outing: children have a playground, while sports areas include basketball, volleyball and skateboarding. Birds live among the trees, and the park is accessible by tram, bus and metro. It is a useful stop if you are visiting the zoo or want outdoor space on this side of the city.
A 19th-century park beside the zoo
Park Praski lies on the east side of Warsaw, next to the city zoo. Created in the late 19th century, it gives you a place to walk among mature trees close to major city attractions. Tram and bus stops are nearby, and a metro station is around the corner, so you can reach the park by public transport.
Sculpture, play and outdoor sport
A giant metal giraffe is among the park's contemporary sculptures. Families can use the playground, which has swings and slides, while visitors looking for more active pursuits can head to the basketball court, volleyball area or skateboarding space. The trees also provide habitat for birds. In autumn, their leaves turn yellow and brown.
FAQ
Where is Park Praski?
It is on the east side of Warsaw, beside Warsaw Zoo.
What can children do in Park Praski?
The park has a playground with swings and slides, as well as sports areas.
Can you play sports in Park Praski?
Yes. Facilities include basketball, volleyball and a skateboarding area.
When is a good time to see autumn leaves?
Visit in autumn to see the trees turn yellow and brown.
