Gwardia Warszawa Stadium, Football stadium in Mokotów, Warsaw, Poland

Gwardia Warszawa Stadium is a football ground in the Mokotów district of Warsaw, Poland. It consists of a grass pitch surrounded by low stands and open areas, with simple facilities for players and spectators.

The stadium opened in the mid-20th century as part of the Gwardia sports club and has served as a venue for football matches since then. Over the years, it has undergone minor updates to its stands and pitch, remaining a constant in the neighbourhood.

The ground is a local hub where neighbours gather to watch matches and young players train on weekdays. Its name recalls the Gwardia sports club, and the site still hosts amateur games that draw a small crowd of supporters.

The stadium is easy to reach by public transport, with tram and bus stops a short walk away. Visitors can walk around the outside and, on match days, enter through the main gate; it is best to check local listings for event times.

The stadium is one of the few in Warsaw that still keeps a simple, open layout with views of the surrounding trees from the stands. It is also used for community events outside of football, such as local fairs and school sports days.