Znicza Park in Warsaw, Urban park in Praga-Południe district, Warsaw, Poland
Znicza Park is an urban green space in Praga-Południe with rows of maples, sycamores, silver lindens, and poplars spread throughout. The park has a modern playground, an illuminated fountain, walking paths, benches, and waste bins arranged along its geometric layout.
The land once held Fort XI of the Warsaw Fortress, which was demolished during the 1930s. The park was later established on this site in the 1950s.
A memorial inside honors local residents who died during World War II, offering the community a place to remember and reflect on their loss.
The park has a geometric layout that is easy to navigate, with clear paths and plenty of benches for sitting. Visitors can walk across the space without difficulty or confusion about which direction to go.
The park is shaped like a diamond with an oval avenue lined by poplars creating a distinctive pattern. This layout becomes especially clear when viewed from above.
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