Marshal Józef Piłsudski Boulevards in Włocławek, Riverside promenade in Włocławek, Poland.

Marshal Józef Piłsudski Boulevards extends along the left bank of the Vistula River with thirteen viewing terraces equipped with trees and benches throughout. A dedicated cycling path runs through the entire promenade, connecting the various sections together.

The area was originally known as Nadbrzeżna Street when named in 1840, before serving as a German naval command center during World War I. It later became significant during regional conflicts in the 1920s.

The boulevards host the annual Days of Włocławek, the Vistula River Festival and the summer Boulevards of Sport and Art, along with other concerts. In the interwar years they were the traditional gathering place for anniversary celebrations of the 1920 Battle of the Vistula, attended by associations, the army and the clergy.

The promenade offers thirty parking spaces nearby and twenty-seven bicycle racks for cyclists throughout the area. An outdoor fitness area, children's playground, and seasonal refreshment stands provide additional facilities for visitors of all ages.

The cobblestone town coat of arms on the terrace opposite St. John the Baptist Church sits beside markers giving distances to major Polish and world cities, along with other patterns such as a fish, a Christian symbol. The 13 viewing terraces along the promenade were planted with new trees and shrubs.