Playgrounds in Warsaw
Skwer Jerzego Jarnuszkiewicza
Bielany
Address:
Leopolda Staffa 36, 00-001 Warszawa
Opening Hours:
- Monday: 6am-10pm
- Tuesday: 6am-10pm
- Wednesday: 6am-10pm
- Thursday: 6am-10pm
- Friday: 6am-10pm
- Saturday: 6am-10pm
- Sunday: 6am-10pm
Features
- Good for kids
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Swings
- Slides
Description
The playground at Skwer Jerzego Jarnuszkiewicza features two distinct play areas, each equipped with wooden play structures and a soft, sand-colored safety surface.
It blends beautifully with the surrounding environment, contributing to a sense of natural harmony within the revitalized green space.
A suspended wooden walkway made from Siberian larch winds gently over the ground, helping protect the roots of surrounding trees.
Families benefit from new amenities such as benches, bike racks, waste bins, and improved lighting, enhancing convenience and comfort.
The central area showcases the district’s first fountain alongside the playgrounds—a refreshing focal point with granite and wooden accents.
The redevelopment thoughtfully incorporated zones of "wild nature", where minimal maintenance encourages biodiversity and creates an enclave for local wildlife.
Monitoring systems were also added as part of the modernization, improving safety for all visitors.
The playground is ideally placed within a broader ecological revitalization project that introduced thousands of new plantings and transformed the skwer into a lively, green oasis.
It blends beautifully with the surrounding environment, contributing to a sense of natural harmony within the revitalized green space.
A suspended wooden walkway made from Siberian larch winds gently over the ground, helping protect the roots of surrounding trees.
Families benefit from new amenities such as benches, bike racks, waste bins, and improved lighting, enhancing convenience and comfort.
The central area showcases the district’s first fountain alongside the playgrounds—a refreshing focal point with granite and wooden accents.
The redevelopment thoughtfully incorporated zones of "wild nature", where minimal maintenance encourages biodiversity and creates an enclave for local wildlife.
Monitoring systems were also added as part of the modernization, improving safety for all visitors.
The playground is ideally placed within a broader ecological revitalization project that introduced thousands of new plantings and transformed the skwer into a lively, green oasis.