Józef Sowiński Park in Warsaw, Urban park in Wola district, Poland
Józef Sowiński Park is a green space in Wola featuring walking paths under mature trees that runs between two major streets. The area provides shaded spots for strolling and various open spaces for sitting and relaxing.
Two Warsaw architects designed this park, which opened to the public in 1936. The project came during a period when the city was modernizing its green spaces.
The park is named after a general who died in 1831 during an uprising against Russian rule. His monument stands at the center, honoring this significant moment in Warsaw's past.
The park features a covered venue for events and is welcoming throughout the year for casual visits. You can walk freely without special preparation or planning needed.
In 2019 a salt inhalation tower was integrated into the park, blending traditional wellness practices with modern design. This structure lets visitors experience a historical healing method within a contemporary setting.
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