Park im. Edwarda Szymańskiego w Warszawie

The park spans 20.45 hectares with walking paths, water cascades, fountains, and a pond called Oczko that forms its central feature point.

Established in 1974, the park was named after Edward Szymański, a worker-poet from the Wola district who advocated for environmental protection.

The park features a commemorative bust of Edward Szymański designed by sculptor Ferdynand Jaroche, representing local industrial heritage.

The grounds include exercise equipment, a skate park, two wooden playgrounds, and paths suitable for roller skating and cycling activities.

The park contains a water dispenser system that serves both human visitors and their canine companions throughout the recreational area.

Location: Wola

Inception: 1974

GPS coordinates: 52.23420,20.95090

Latest update: March 10, 2025 03:43