Sielecki Park in Warsaw, Public park in Mokotów district, Warsaw, Poland

Sielecki Park spans about 3 hectares in a long, narrow shape running from north to south, with a central pond surrounded by walking paths. The grounds are relatively flat and open, with trees and grass areas arranged along this elongated layout, creating distinct zones for movement and rest.

Sielecki Park is what remains of the English-style garden of the former Sielce folwark estate. In 1937 the garden was leased to the city of Warsaw. It was destroyed in 1944, during the wartime devastation of the district, and later rebuilt as a municipal park on the same north-south axis between Hańcza and Jazgarzewska streets.

The park is a remnant of the English garden of the former Sielce folwark, leased to the city in 1937. It is listed in the municipal and provincial monument registers. The name Sielce refers to the historic settlement on Mokotów.

The park lies on a north-south axis between Hańcza and Jazgarzewska streets in Sielce, Mokotów. It is a remnant of the English garden of the former Sielce folwark, leased to the city in 1937 and destroyed in 1944. Jezioro Sieleckie lies within its grounds.

The park is what remains of the English garden of the former Sielce folwark, leased to the city in 1937 and destroyed in 1944; the pond, Jezioro Sieleckie, lies within it.