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Parks · Mokotów
A vast 70-hectare central Warsaw park of meadows, tree clusters, a lake and sports fields, renewed at the end of 2023. It is celebrated by dog owners for the absence of restrictions on walking pets across most of its area. The Lolek grill & bar restaurant and mobile cafés sit inside the park.
One of Warsaw's largest leash-free-friendly green spaces, right in the city, with a lake and picnic lawns.
Open year-round and free; dogs may be walked off-leash across much of the park, which locals treat as a de facto off-leash zone, though posted zones must be respected. Barbecuing is allowed without open fire.
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