[2025 Warsaw Attraction] Travel Guide for Skaryszewski Park in the name of Ignacy Jan Paderewski (Updated Oct)

#mytraveldiary I fell in love with Park Skaryszewski because of its versatility. Families gather for picnics, couples row boats on the lake, and runners enjoy the shaded paths—all in one space. The variety of landscapes, from open meadows to wooded paths, makes the park endlessly interesting to explore. I especially loved the rose garden, which felt like a burst of color and fragrance amid the greenery. It’s also one of the best places in Warsaw to simply sit and enjoy people-watching. Whether you want to relax quietly or enjoy outdoor activities, this park has something for everyone. #polandadventures

#mytraveldiary Park Skaryszewski is one of those parks where every visit feels different. On my first walk, I stumbled upon an amphitheater and later discovered peaceful lakeside spots where locals were fishing. On another visit, I enjoyed the flower beds, carefully arranged to add splashes of color to the green surroundings. What sets this park apart is its balance of open spaces and hidden corners. I sat by the water with a coffee and simply watched the city slow down around me. The park also has historic sculptures that add character and remind you of Warsaw’s cultural depth. A real gem. #polandadventures

#mytraveldiary I spent an afternoon in Park Skaryszewski, and it felt like escaping into nature without ever leaving Warsaw. The park is full of wide paths shaded by tall trees, which makes it perfect for cycling or leisurely walks. What I loved most was the charming little bridges crossing over streams and ponds—it gave the park a romantic and picturesque vibe. I also found a rose garden bursting with color, which was truly breathtaking in the summer. The park has both lively and quiet corners, making it versatile for every kind of visitor. It’s a must-see if you love greenery. #polandadventures