We chose this park from Google for some outdoor play for our 5 and 8 year old daughters. The park itself was picturesque and well maintained, with good shaded areas to escape the sun. The play apparatus was very large and diverse with different climbing bits, walkways and slides - all in plenty to keep little explorers entertained.

Park Ujazdowski is one of the most picturesque parks in Warsaw and dates back to the 1890's. At the time of its foundation, the park was one of the most modern in Europe. It featured a large pond, fountains and a reinforced-concrete bridge over the southern part of the pond. The bridge was the second construction built of reinforced-concrete in the world, after the bridge in Viggen, Switzerland (1894). Open year round and free to enter this is a pleasant place to walk with sculptures to admire.